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Yellow Mould

Deadly fungus that covers walls, ceilings, and other surfaces

fungus hazard neutral plant poison

Old-School Essentials Classic Fantasy

OSE

Armor ClassNo hit roll required
Hit Dice2* (9hp)
Number Appearing1d8 (1d4)
Attacks1 × spores (1d6 + choking)
THAC018 [+1]
Movement0' (0')
Saving ThrowsD12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (2)
Morale12
AlignmentNeutral
XP25
Treasure TypeNone
Deadly fungus that covers walls, ceilings, and other surfaces.

Special Abilities

Area: Each 10 square feet (e.g. 2’ × 5’) covered in yellow mould is treated as one “individual”. (A 10’ × 10’ area would consist of 10 individual moulds.)
Immunity: Unharmed by all attacks but fire (a burning torch does 1d4 damage).
Spore cloud: 50% chance of attacking if touched (or damaged): releases a cloud of spores affecting all within a 10’ cube area.
Choking: Save versus death or die within 6 rounds.
Erosion: Wood or leather in contact with the mould will be eaten away.
Copyright 2017-2019 Gavin Norman. Open Game License v1.0a. License

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OSRIC

When touched, yellow mould releases spores in a 10-ft cubed choking cloud. Any creature within this area will die unless it successfully saves vs poison; a character who fails his or her save will require a cure disease and resurrection to be made whole again. If a surface covered in yellow mould is handled roughly, there is a 50% chance spores will be released in such a cloud.

Yellow mould is susceptible only to fire and fire attacks. A continual light spell will force the mould to go dormant for 2d6 turns until it covers the light source.

Special Abilities

Spore Cloud: When touched, releases spores in a 10-ft cubed choking cloud. Any creature within this area will die unless it successfully saves vs poison; a character who fails requires cure disease and resurrection. If handled roughly, 50% chance of spore release.
Fire Vulnerability: Yellow mould is susceptible only to fire and fire attacks.
Light Dormancy: A continual light spell will force the mould to go dormant for 2d6 turns until it covers the light source.