Raggidy

A construct sewn together using magical thread, standing 7 feet tall and made of crudely-stitched cloth stuffed with sawdust

Basic Fantasy Field Guide Omnibus

Field Guide

Armor Class	14
Hit Dice	3
Number Appearing	1d10
Attacks	2 fists
Damage	1d6 fist
Movement	40'
Save As	Fighter: 3
Morale	12
XP	145
Treasure Type	See below

A Raggidy is a construct sewn together using magical thread. A raggidy is humanoid in appearance standing 7 feet tall, weighing 300 pounds, and is made out of crudely-stitched cloth stuffed with sawdust. The raggidy has buttons for eyes and a twisted grin sewn onto its face. However, the magic thread that animates the raggidy gives it the barest hint of sentience, allowing the raggidy to act semi-independently and follow orders better than most constructs. A raggidy does not speak but it understands the language of its creator.

A raggidy is a fearless enemy and will engage in melee with little thought for tactics or strategy. It is highly flammable and takes double damage from fire-based attacks.

The magical fabric of a raggidy is valuable to both Magic-users and tailors, worth up to 1d6x100 gp. Note that, if destroyed by fire, acid, or other such attacks, the raggidy’s material may be too damaged to sell.

Special Abilities

Semi-sentient: The magic thread that animates the raggidy gives it the barest hint of sentience, allowing the raggidy to act semi-independently and follow orders better than most constructs. Understands the language of its creator but does not speak.

Fearless: Will engage in melee with little thought for tactics or strategy.

Flammable: Highly flammable and takes double damage from fire-based attacks.

Valuable Materials: The magical fabric is worth up to 1d6x100 gp to Magic-users and tailors. If destroyed by fire, acid, or other such attacks, the material may be too damaged to sell.