Monsters by Doc

Timberwolf – 15HP
Trait – pack instinct
Rather than standard 4 PiPs each timberwolf starts combat with PiPs equal to half the number of allied timberwolves in combat
[+1]Strike: Deal 1D4 damage to target.
[-2] Howl: Target ally gains a +2 bonus to their next attack

Albino timberwolf – 60HP
Trait – lone wolf
Hostile to other timberwolves in the combat while other timberwolves are hostile to it.
Trait – iron wood
Natural resist 1
[+2] Strike: Deal 1d4 damage to a target
[+1]Howl: Gains a +2 damage bonus to next attack
[0] Shake-off: Removes debuffs, can be used while stunned or as a reaction by paying 3 PiPs
[-3] Rake: Choose one: 1D8 damage to three targets, or 2d6 damage causing ongoing damage 2 to one target. If the user is bloodied they can pay one extra PiP to use both effects together.

When I come up with some more I'll post them if I feel brave enough.
Edit:

AlicornPriest wrote:
Interesting idea.
The only problem I have is that a natural Resist 3 is a lot. The opponents will barely chip away at something that strong.

Good point, iron wood changed from natural resist 3 to natural resist 1.

Doc pseudopolis wrote:Timberwolf – 15HP
Trait – pack instinct
Rather than standard 4 PiPs each timberwolf starts combat with PiPs equal to half the number of allied timberwolves in combat
[+1]Strike: Deal 1D4 damage to target.
[-2] Howl: Target ally gains a +2 bonus to their next attack

Albino timberwolf – 60HP
Trait – lone wolf
Hostile to other timberwolves in the combat while other timberwolves are hostile to it.
Trait – iron wood
Natural resist 3
[+2] Strike: Deal 1d4 damage to a target
[+1]Howl: Gains a +2 damage bonus to next attack
[0] Shake-off: Removes debuffs, can be used while stunned or as a reaction by paying 3 PiPs
[-3] Rake: Choose one: 1D8 damage to three targets, or 2d6 damage causing ongoing damage 2 to one target. If the user is bloodied they can pay one extra PiP to use both effects together.

When I come up with some more I'll post them if I feel brave enough.

Interesting idea.
The only problem I have is that a natural Resist 3 is a lot. The opponents will barely chip away at something that strong.

I like em, but with that little damage, how many of these should a group of players face? 2 times their number? I'm just curious because I plan on running a bunch of monster through test combat and timberwolves are a neat monster.

SilentBelle wrote:I like em, but with that little damage, how many of these should a group of players face? 2 times their number? I'm just curious because I plan on running a bunch of monster through test combat and timberwolves are a neat monster.

Sounds about right, they are pretty much tougher mooks that can buff each other.

Yay! Someone made Timberwolves! They were one of my favorite creatures from season 2. They look good, too.

Doc pseudopolis wrote:
Albino timberwolf – 60HP
Trait – lone wolf
Hostile to other timberwolves in the combat while other timberwolves are hostile to it.

How exactly would this work? Does it mean that if you use, say, Misdirection to redirect another wolf's attack to hit the albino wolf that the albino wolf now becomes hostile to the wolf that attacked it? How long would the effect last, all battle or just one turn?

Philadelphus wrote:Yay! Someone made Timberwolves! They were one of my favorite creatures from season 2. They look good, too.

Doc pseudopolis wrote:
Albino timberwolf – 60HP
Trait – lone wolf
Hostile to other timberwolves in the combat while other timberwolves are hostile to it.

How exactly would this work? Does it mean that if you use, say, Misdirection to redirect another wolf's attack to hit the albino wolf that the albino wolf now becomes hostile to the wolf that attacked it? How long would the effect last, all battle or just one turn?

Essentially the combat is 3-way, Albino timberwolf vs. regular vs. PCs, as long as both the albino and regular timberwolves are part of the combat. The same would if there was 2+ albinos rather than an albino and a regular.