Halfling        150  70  60  70 130 100   100  90                 100

Merfolk         160  60  90  70 100 120   100 100                 120
Halfling        150  70  60  70 130 100   100  90                 100
Gnome           150  70  70  80 120  70   120  60                 110

Mummy           140 140 140 140 140 140   140 140                 150

Spriggan        170  50  50  50 180  60   130  70                 130

Gnome           150  70  70  80 120  70   120  60                 110

Centaur         180 170 200 170 180 150   100 130                 140

Ogre-Mage       170 130 100 130 150 150   100 100                 150

Ogre-Mage       170 130 100 130 150 150   100 100                 150

Minotaur         80  80 130 100  80 120   130 170                 140
Kenku            90  90 100  80 100 100   160 100                 130

Centaur         180 170 200 170 180 150   100 130                 140

Spriggan        170  50  50  50 180  60   130  70                 130
Minotaur         80  80 130 100  80 120   130 170                 140

Mummy           140 140 140 140 140 140   140 140                 150

Kenku            90  90 100  80 100 100   160 100                 130
Merfolk         160  60  90  70 100 120   100 100                 120

Hill Orc         70 100  80  70  80  80 110  90   100 130 120 120 130
Merfolk          80  70  90 140 150  50 130  90   100 150 140 140 100

Hill Orc         70 100  80  70  80  80 110  90   100 130 120 120 130

Gnome           100  75 100 100 130 140 130 110   100  80 100  90  60

Mummy           100 140 140 140 140 140 140 140   140 140 140 140 140

Spriggan        150  90 140 150 160 180 150 130    90  70  70 100  70

Gnome           100  75 100 100 130 140 130 110   100  80 100  90  60

Centaur         100 120 110 110 110 110 110 100    60  75  60  85  80

Troll           140 150 150 150 130 150 150 100   130 180 180 180 180

Troll           140 150 150 150 130 150 150 100   130 180 180 180 180
Minotaur         70  70  70  70  70  70  70  80    90  90  90  90  90
Kenku           100  75  75  75  75  75  75  80    90 100  80  80  90

Centaur         100 120 110 110 110 110 110 100    60  75  60  85  80

Spriggan        150  90 140 150 160 180 150 130    90  70  70 100  70
Minotaur         70  70  70  70  70  70  70  80    90  90  90  90  90

Mummy           100 140 140 140 140 140 140 140   140 140 140 140 140

Kenku           100  75  75  75  75  75  75  80    90 100  80  80  90
Merfolk          80  70  90 140 150  50 130  90   100 150 140 140 100

Hill Orc        150 100 120 120 100 150 160 160   100 100 150 100 110
Merfolk         100 140  90 100 150 140  60  80   160  80 150 150  80

Hill Orc        150 100 120 120 100 150 160 160   100 100 150 100 110

Gnome           120 100 100 110 130 130 120 120   100 100 170  60 130

Mummy           100 140 140 140 100 140 140 140   140 140 140 140 140

Spriggan         60 160  50 150 120  50  60  70   140 140 120 120 100

Gnome           120 100 100 110 130 130 120 120   100 100 170  60 130

Centaur         140 120 110 120 120 120 120 130   120 120 120 120 130

Ogre-Mage        70 100  80 100 100 100 100 100   100 100 100 100 100

Ogre-Mage        70 100  80 100 100 100 100 100   100 100 100 100 100

Minotaur        180 170 170 170 170 170 170 170   170 170 170 170 170
Kenku           100  60 160  70  80 150 150 180    90 120  90 120 100

Centaur         140 120 110 120 120 120 120 130   120 120 120 120 130

Spriggan         60 160  50 150 120  50  60  70   140 140 120 120 100
Minotaur        180 170 170 170 170 170 170 170   170 170 170 170 170

Mummy           100 140 140 140 100 140 140 140   140 140 140 140 140

Kenku           100  60 160  70  80 150 150 180    90 120  90 120 100
Merfolk         100 140  90 100 150 140  60  80   160  80 150 150  80

Hill Orcs:
----------
Hill orcs are orcs from the upper world who, jealous of the riches which
their cousins the cave orcs possess below the ground, descend in search 
of plunder and adventure.
Hill orcs are as robust as the mountain dwarves, but have very low 
reserves of magical energy. Their forte is brute-force fighting, and 
they are skilled at using most hand weapons (with the exception of short 
blades, at which they are only fair), although they are not particularly 
good at using missile weapons. They prefer to use their own weapons. 
Orcs are poor at using most types of magic, with the exception of 
conjurations, necromancy, and the elemental magic of earth, fire, and 
ice. They advance as quickly as humans.

Merfolk:
--------
The Merfolk are a hybrid race of half-human, half-fish that typically
live in the oceans and rivers and seldom come onto the land. The
Merfolk aren't as limited on land as some myths suggest; their tails
will quickly reform into legs once they leave the water (and, likewise,
their legs will quickly reform into a tail should they ever enter 
water). Their agility is often misjudged, and they tend to be 
surprisingly nimble on land as well as in the water. Experts at 
swimming, they need not fear drowning, as they can quickly slip out of 
any encumbering armour during the transformation into their half-fish 
form.
The Merfolk have developed their martial arts strongly on thrusting and
grappling, since those are the most efficient ways to fight underwater.
They therefore prefer polearms and short swords above all other weapons,
although they can also use longer swords quite well.
As spellcasters, they tend to be quite good in specific areas. Their
mystical relationship with water makes it easier for them to use
divination, poison, and ice magics... which use water occasionally as a
material component. The legendary water magic of the Merfolk was lost
in ancient times, but some of that affinity still remains. The 
instability of their own morphogenic matrix has made them very 
accomplished transmuters, but most other magics seem foreign to them.

Hill Orcs:
----------
Hill orcs are orcs from the upper world who, jealous of the riches which
their cousins the cave orcs possess below the ground, descend in search 
of plunder and adventure.

Hill orcs are as robust as the mountain dwarves, but have very low 
reserves of magical energy. Their forte is brute-force fighting, and 
they are skilled at using most hand weapons (with the exception of short 
blades, at which they are only fair), although they are not particularly 
good at using missile weapons. They prefer to use their own weapons. 
Orcs are poor at using most types of magic, with the exception of 
conjurations, necromancy, and the elemental magic of earth, fire, and 
ice. They advance as quickly as humans.

The Undead:
-----------
As creatures brought back from beyond the grave, the undead are 
naturally immune to poisons, negative energy and torment; have little 
warmth left to be affected by cold; and are not susceptible to 
mutations.
There are two types of undead available to players: Mummies and Ghouls.
  Mummies:
  --------
  Mummies are undead creatures who travel into the depths in search of 
  revenge, redemption, or just because they want to.
  Mummies progress very slowly in level, half again as slowly as humans 
  in all skills except fighting, spellcasting and necromancy. As they 
  increase in levels, they become increasingly in touch with the powers 
  of death, but cannot use some types of necromancy which only affect 
  living creatures. The side effects of necromantic magic tend to be
  relatively harmless to mummies. However, their dessicated bodies are
  highly flammable. They also do not need to eat or drink, and in any 
  case are incapable of doing so.

Spriggans:
----------
Spriggans are small magical creatures distantly related to elves. They
love to frolic and cast mischievous spells. 

  Ghouls:
  -------
  Ghouls are horrible undead creatures, slowly rotting away. Although 
  ghouls can sleep in their graves for years on end, when they rise to 
  walk among the living they must eat flesh to survive. Raw flesh is 
  preferred, especially rotting or tainted meat, and ghouls gain 
  strength from consuming it.
  They aren't very good at doing most things, although they make decent
  fighters and, due to their contact with the grave, can use ice, earth
  and death magic without too many difficulties.

They are poor fighters, have little physical resilience, and are
terrible at destructive magic - conjurations, summonings, necromancy
and elemental spells. On the other hand, they are excellent at other 
forms of magic and are very good at moving silently and quickly. So 
great is their speed that a Spriggan can overtake a centaur. Due to 
their tiny size, they need very little food. However, they are 
herbivorous and cannot eat meat. Their size also makes them unable to 
wear most armour.

Centaurs:
---------
The Centaurs are another race of hybrid creatures: horses with human 
torsos. They usually live in forests, surviving by hunting.
Centaurs can move very quickly on their four legs, and are excellent
with bows and other missile weapons; they are also reasonable at the
Fighting skill while being slow learners at specific weapon skills. 
They advance quite slowly in experience level and are rather 
sub-average at using magic. Due to their large bulk, they need a little
extra food to survive.

Minotaurs:
----------
The Minotaurs are yet another race of hybrids - human bodies with bovine 
heads. They delve into the Dungeon because of their instinctive love of 
twisting passageways.
Minotaurs are extremely good at all forms of physical combat, but are 
awful at using any type of magic. They can wear all armour except for 
some headgear.
Kenku:
------
The Kenku are an ancient and feared race of bird-people with a
legendary propensity for violence. Basically humanoid with bird-like
heads and clawed feet, the Kenku can wear all types of armour except
helmets and boots. Despite their lack of wings, powerful Kenku can fly,
and very powerful members of this race can stay in the air for as long
as they wish to do so. They fly a bit faster if they carry little load.

They are experts at all forms of fighting, including the magical arts of
combat (conjurations, summonings and, to a lesser extent, necromancy). 
They are good at air and fire elemental magic, but poor at ice and earth
magic. Kenku do not appreciate any form of servitude, and so are poor at
using invocations. Their light avian bodies cannot sustain a great deal 
of injury.

Centaurs:
---------
The Centaurs are another race of hybrid creatures: horses with human 
torsos. They usually live in forests, surviving by hunting.

Centaurs can move very quickly on their four legs, and are excellent
with bows and other missile weapons; they are also reasonable at the
Fighting skill while being slow learners at specific weapon skills. 
They advance quite slowly in experience level and are rather 
sub-average at using magic. Due to their large bulk, they need a little
extra food to survive.

Spriggans:
----------
Spriggans are small magical creatures distantly related to elves. They
love to frolic and cast mischievous spells. 
They are poor fighters, have little physical resilience, and are
terrible at destructive magic - conjurations, summonings, necromancy
and elemental spells. On the other hand, they are excellent at other 
forms of magic and are very good at moving silently and quickly. So 
great is their speed that a Spriggan can overtake a centaur. Due to 
their tiny size, they need very little food. However, they are 
herbivorous and cannot eat meat. Their size also makes them unable to 
wear most armour.
Minotaurs:
----------
The Minotaurs are yet another race of hybrids - human bodies with bovine 
heads. They delve into the Dungeon because of their instinctive love of 
twisting passageways.
Minotaurs are extremely good at all forms of physical combat, but are 
awful at using any type of magic. They can wear all armour except for 
some headgear.

Kenku:
------
The Kenku are an ancient and feared race of bird-people with a
legendary propensity for violence. Basically humanoid with bird-like
heads and clawed feet, the Kenku can wear all types of armour except
helmets and boots. Despite their lack of wings, powerful Kenku can fly,
and very powerful members of this race can stay in the air for as long
as they wish to do so. They fly a bit faster if they carry little load.

The Undead:
-----------
As creatures brought back from beyond the grave, the undead are 
naturally immune to poisons, negative energy and torment; have little 
warmth left to be affected by cold; and are not susceptible to 
mutations.
There are two types of undead available to players: Mummies and Ghouls.

They are experts at all forms of fighting, including the magical arts of
combat (conjurations, summonings and, to a lesser extent, necromancy). 
They are good at air and fire elemental magic, but poor at ice and earth
magic. Kenku do not appreciate any form of servitude, and so are poor at
using invocations. Their light avian bodies cannot sustain a great deal 
of injury.

  Mummies:
  --------
  Mummies are undead creatures who travel into the depths in search of 
  revenge, redemption, or just because they want to.

Merfolk:
--------
The Merfolk are a hybrid race of half-human, half-fish that typically
live in the oceans and rivers and seldom come onto the land. The
Merfolk aren't as limited on land as some myths suggest; their tails
will quickly reform into legs once they leave the water (and, likewise,
their legs will quickly reform into a tail should they ever enter 
water). Their agility is often misjudged, and they tend to be 
surprisingly nimble on land as well as in the water. Experts at 
swimming, they need not fear drowning, as they can quickly slip out of 
any encumbering armour during the transformation into their half-fish 
form.

  Mummies progress very slowly in level, half again as slowly as humans 
  in all skills except fighting, spellcasting and necromancy. As they 
  increase in levels, they become increasingly in touch with the powers 
  of death, but cannot use some types of necromancy which only affect 
  living creatures. The side effects of necromantic magic tend to be
  relatively harmless to mummies. However, their dessicated bodies are
  highly flammable. They also do not need to eat or drink, and in any 
  case are incapable of doing so.

The Merfolk have developed their martial arts strongly on thrusting and
grappling, since those are the most efficient ways to fight underwater.
They therefore prefer polearms and short swords above all other weapons,
although they can also use longer swords quite well.

  Ghouls:
  -------
  Ghouls are horrible undead creatures, slowly rotting away. Although 
  ghouls can sleep in their graves for years on end, when they rise to 
  walk among the living they must eat flesh to survive. Raw flesh is 
  preferred, especially rotting or tainted meat, and ghouls gain 
  strength from consuming it.

As spellcasters, they tend to be quite good in specific areas. Their
mystical relationship with water makes it easier for them to use
divination, poison, and ice magics... which use water occasionally as a
material component. The legendary water magic of the Merfolk was lost
in ancient times, but some of that affinity still remains. The 
instability of their own morphogenic matrix has made them very 
accomplished transmuters, but most other magics seem foreign to them.

  They aren't very good at doing most things, although they make decent
  fighters and, due to their contact with the grave, can use ice, earth
  and death magic without too many difficulties.