Fyrenewt
Man-sized humanoid amphibian with rough, sandy, crimson-tinted brown skin
Stat Blocks
Basic Fantasy Field Guide Omnibus
| Armor Class | 16 (12) (m) |
|---|---|
| Hit Dice | 2+2* |
| Number Appearing | Wild 3d8, Lair 10d10 |
| Attacks | 1 weapon or 1 breath |
| Damage | By weapon or 2d4 breath |
| Movement | 30' |
| Save As | Fighter: 2 |
| Morale | 8 |
| XP | 100 |
| Treasure Type | Q, S, U individually; B in lair |
Usually found in arid regions of volcanic activity, a Fyrenewt is perhaps distantly related to wugs or lizard men. A fyrenewt has the general appearance of a man-sized humanoid amphibian of the salamander sort. Rather than slick or slimy, a fyrenewt’s skin is rather rough and sandy in texture and has hues of crimson-tinted browns. Fyrenewts speak their own language.
The typical fyrenewt warrior wears chainmail armor and wields a metal weapon such as a sword or metal-shafted lance. In addition to a weapon attack, the fyrenewt can breathe forth a spray (cone-shaped) of fluid that instantly ignites upon contact with air. This breath weapon is usable no more than once every ten rounds, and causes 2d4 points of damage (or half if a save vs. Dragon Breath succeeds) to any creatures within 10 feet in front of the fyrenewt.