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	Lupin AC9.jpg\|Creature Catalog (AC9/DMR2)		Lupin AC9.jpg\|Creature Catalog (AC9/DMR2)
	Lupin MC Mystara.jpg\|Monstrous Compendium: Mystara Appendix		Lupin MC Mystara.jpg\|Monstrous Compendium: Mystara Appendix
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	Naturally, lupins showed up in the Mystara Player's Handbook for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] by [[Mr. Welch]], who tried to bring back the old dog breed-based approach to lupins but in a slightly saner manner.		Naturally, lupins showed up in the Mystara Player's Handbook for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] by [[Mr. Welch]], who tried to bring back the old dog breed-based approach to lupins but in a slightly saner manner.

	::Ability Score Modifiers:		::Ability Score Modifiers: +2 Constitution
	::Size:		::Size: Medium
	::Speed:		::Speed: 30 feet
	::Vision: Darkvision 60 feet		::Vision: Darkvision 60 feet
	::Keen Senses: You have Proficiency in the Perception skill.		::Keen Senses: You have Proficiency in the Perception skill.
	::Werewolf Animosity: You are immune to the Curse of Lycanthropy, and can automatically tell if somebody you are looking at is a werewolf.		::Werewolf Animosity: You are immune to the Curse of Lycanthropy, and can automatically tell if somebody you are looking at is a [[therianthrope]], although if they are, you can only detect if they are a [[werewolf]] or "not a werewolf".
	::Subraces: Choose the Bull, Hound or Hunter Lupin subrace.		::Subraces: Choose the Bull, Hound or Hunter Lupin subrace.

	''Bull Lupin:''		''Bull Lupin:''
	::Ability Score Increase: +1 Strength		::Ability Score Increase: +1 Strength
	::~~Built For Fighting~~: ~~You have Proficiency in the Intimidation skill~~.		::Size of the Fight: Advantage on Saves vs. Frightened.

	''Hound Lupin:''		''Hound Lupin:''
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	''Hunter Lupin:''		''Hunter Lupin:''
	::Ability Score Increase: +1 Dexterity		::Ability Score Increase: +1 Dexterity
	::~~Wolf Rider~~: ~~You are always treated as having a saddle~~ when ~~riding a wolf or other canine~~.		::Danger Sense: Add your Proficiency bonus when rolling for initiative.

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			Lupin MC Mystara.jpg\|Monstrous Compendium: Mystara Appendix
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The Many Breeds Depiction

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	* ''Pit-bulls'' have +1 Strength, +1 Dexterity, +1 Constitution, -2 Wisdom, -2 Charisma, a movement value of 12, a bite that inflicts D8 damage and Low Senses. They can become Thieves of up to 9th level, uniquely among their Breed. Most commonly seen in bull-fighting arenas, these lupins receive a +1 bonus to attack rolls against bulls and bull-like creatures, such as [[gorgon]]s and [[minotaur]]s. They have a berserker rage that makes them extra ferocious as fighters (either +2 to attack rolls, or +1 attack per round plus immunity to fear) at the cost of being unable to stop a fight before finishing it without passing a Wisdom check first.		* ''Pit-bulls'' have +1 Strength, +1 Dexterity, +1 Constitution, -2 Wisdom, -2 Charisma, a movement value of 12, a bite that inflicts D8 damage and Low Senses. They can become Thieves of up to 9th level, uniquely among their Breed. Most commonly seen in bull-fighting arenas, these lupins receive a +1 bonus to attack rolls against bulls and bull-like creatures, such as [[gorgon]]s and [[minotaur]]s. They have a berserker rage that makes them extra ferocious as fighters (either +2 to attack rolls, or +1 attack per round plus immunity to fear) at the cost of being unable to stop a fight before finishing it without passing a Wisdom check first.
	* ''Shar-Peis'' have +1 Strength, +1 Constitution, -2 Charisma, a movement value of 12, a bite that inflicts D6+1 damage and Low Senses. With a natural proficiency with polearms, they receive a +1 bonus to attack rolls with them and can forfeit all of their attacks in a round whilst wielding one to instead automatically deflect (difference between a shar-pei's attack roll and its THAC0) enemy attacks for that round. Any deflected attacks that would not have penetrated the shar-pei's THAC0 anyway result in the attacker taking damage.		* ''Shar-Peis'' have +1 Strength, +1 Constitution, -2 Charisma, a movement value of 12, a bite that inflicts D6+1 damage and Low Senses. With a natural proficiency with polearms, they receive a +1 bonus to attack rolls with them and can forfeit all of their attacks in a round whilst wielding one to instead automatically deflect (difference between a shar-pei's attack roll and its THAC0) enemy attacks for that round. Any deflected attacks that would not have penetrated the shar-pei's THAC0 anyway result in the attacker taking damage.
	* ''Wolvenfolk'' have +1 Strength, +2 Constitution, -1 Intelligence, -1 Wisdom, -1 Charisma, a movement value of 12, a bite that inflicts D6+1 damage and Medium Senses. They are the only Guardian Breed Lupins who can become [[Wizard]]s, and are restricted to the [[Necromancer]] specialist wizard class. Bonded to Saimpt-Loup, the Immortal of death, mercy, and survival of the fittest, a wolvenfolk is granted some protection against death; so long as its alignment is not Lawful Evil, when a wolvenfolk meets an untimely death, it can make a Constitution check. On a success, it will revive in d4+2 rounds with one hit point, but this resurrection will cost it 2 levels and 1 Constitution ~~pioint~~, and move it one step closer towards Lawful Evil. At Lawful Evil, it is too aligned with its patron Immortal and can no longer beg for such mercy. Additionally, wolvenfolk cannot be raised from the dead.		* ''Wolvenfolk'' have +1 Strength, +2 Constitution, -1 Intelligence, -1 Wisdom, -1 Charisma, a movement value of 12, a bite that inflicts D6+1 damage and Medium Senses. They are the only Guardian Breed Lupins who can become [[Wizard]]s, and are restricted to the [[Necromancer]] specialist wizard class. Bonded to Saimpt-Loup, the Immortal of death, mercy, and survival of the fittest, a wolvenfolk is granted some protection against death; so long as its alignment is not Lawful Evil, when a wolvenfolk meets an untimely death, it can make a Constitution check. On a success, it will revive in d4+2 rounds with one hit point, but this resurrection will cost it 2 levels and 1 Constitution point, and move it one step closer towards Lawful Evil. At Lawful Evil, it is too aligned with its patron Immortal and can no longer beg for such mercy. Additionally, wolvenfolk cannot be raised from the dead.
	* ''Ye Greate Dogges'' have +2 Strength, +1 Charisma, -1 Dexterity, -1 Constitution, a movement value of 15, a bite that inflicts 2D4 damage and Medium Senses. These lupins gain a free proficiency point in Leadership and can, once per day, radiate a 25ft aura of inspiration that is comparable to a Bless spell.		* ''Ye Greate Dogges'' have +2 Strength, +1 Charisma, -1 Dexterity, -1 Constitution, a movement value of 15, a bite that inflicts 2D4 damage and Medium Senses. These lupins gain a free proficiency point in Leadership and can, once per day, radiate a 25ft aura of inspiration that is comparable to a Bless spell.

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	::Base Land Speed: 30 feet		::Base Land Speed: 30 feet
	::Darkvision 60 feet		::Darkvision 60 feet
	::Acute Sense of Smell: This is akin to Scent in many ways, but lacks the automatic nature of that trait. A lupin may make a DC 10 Wisdom check to detect if a lycanthrope is within 30 feet (or 60 feet, if the lycanthrop is downwind, or 15 feet, if it is upwind). It gains a +5 racial ~~bonyus~~ to Spot checks made to oppose a known individuals Disguise check if the individual comes within 5 feet of the lupin. A lupin can pinpoint the location of an invisible or hidden creature within 5 feet by making a DC20 Wisdom check. A lupin gains a +2 racial bonus on all Survival checks made to follow tracks.		::Acute Sense of Smell: This is akin to Scent in many ways, but lacks the automatic nature of that trait. A lupin may make a DC 10 Wisdom check to detect if a lycanthrope is within 30 feet (or 60 feet, if the lycanthrop is downwind, or 15 feet, if it is upwind). It gains a +5 racial bonus to Spot checks made to oppose a known individuals Disguise check if the individual comes within 5 feet of the lupin. A lupin can pinpoint the location of an invisible or hidden creature within 5 feet by making a DC20 Wisdom check. A lupin gains a +2 racial bonus on all Survival checks made to follow tracks.
	::-2 racial penalty on all saving throws against attacks based on odor.		::-2 racial penalty on all saving throws against attacks based on odor.
	::Expert Rider: Ride is always a class kill for lupins and they receive a +2 racial bonus to all Ride checks.		::Expert Rider: Ride is always a class kill for lupins and they receive a +2 racial bonus to all Ride checks.

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 ::+2 racial bonus on Listen checks.
 ::Favored Class: [[Ranger]]
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	/tg/ and the [[furry]] fandom have long had a great deal of hostility towards each other. And yet, hate and love can be said to be two sides of the same coin. Furries have often shamelessly involved themselves in roleplaying games, from the likes of [[Ironclaw]] and its [[weeaboo]] spin-off [[Jadeclaw]] to [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]] And Other Strangeness. And yet, even more mainstream games have thrown them some encouragement. Take, for example, the '''Lupins'''...		/tg/ and the [[furry]] fandom have long had a great deal of hostility towards each other. And yet, hate and love can be said to be two sides of the same coin. Furries have often shamelessly involved themselves in roleplaying games, from the likes of [[Ironclaw]] and its [[weeaboo]] spin-off [[Jadeclaw]] to [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]] And Other Strangeness. And yet, even more mainstream games have thrown them some encouragement. Take, for example, the '''Lupins'''...

	This [[Dungeons & Dragons]] race is truly ancient - back to the days of the Old World of [[Mystara]], in the first edition of the game. They began as a race of pseudo-French anthro dogs, living in the kingdom of ~~Renady~~ (later respelled as Renardie), and first appeared in the modules [[X2: Castle Amber]] (1981) and [[X9: Savage Coast]] (1985). They weren't fleshed out until [[Dragon Magazine]] #179 (1992), where their kingdom was described in the chapter of "[[The Voyage of the Princess Ark]]" serial. This was later followed up in issue #181 (1992), which likewise examined Renardy and gave the first ever playable stats for the species. After that, they would be redescribed in various ways by various AD&D Mystara sourcebooks; the Mystara Monstrous Compendium would describe them as Amerindian-inspired plains-dwelling tribals, whilst [[Red Steel]], which converted them for use in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]], would again revert to the kingdom of Renardy origin, as would the "Odyssey: Savage Coast of Mystara" books. Ultimately, it would be established in Dragon #325 (their 3rd ed update) that there are three cultural groups of Lupins; Tribal, Nomadic and Renardie, neatly handwaving all of this.		This [[Dungeons & Dragons]] race is truly ancient - back to the days of the Old World of [[Mystara]], in the first edition of the game. They began as a race of pseudo-French anthro dogs, living in the kingdom of Renardy (later respelled as Renardie), and first appeared in the modules [[X2: Castle Amber]] (1981) and [[X9: Savage Coast]] (1985). They weren't fleshed out until [[Dragon Magazine]] #179 (1992), where their kingdom was described in the chapter of "[[The Voyage of the Princess Ark]]" serial. This was later followed up in issue #181 (1992), which likewise examined Renardy and gave the first ever playable stats for the species. After that, they would be redescribed in various ways by various AD&D Mystara sourcebooks; the Mystara Monstrous Compendium would describe them as Amerindian-inspired plains-dwelling tribals, whilst [[Red Steel]], which converted them for use in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]], would again revert to the kingdom of Renardy origin, as would the "Odyssey: Savage Coast of Mystara" books. Ultimately, it would be established in Dragon #325 (their 3rd ed update) that there are three cultural groups of Lupins; Tribal, Nomadic and Renardie, neatly handwaving all of this.

	Initially, Lupins were said to come in a massive array of dog-like forms, resembling all manner of distinctive breeds... which explains the insanity of their Dragon #237 stats below. Around 2nd edition, their artwork started portraying them more as wolf-like, and this is how they came to be described in 3rd edition.		Initially, Lupins were said to come in a massive array of dog-like forms, resembling all manner of distinctive breeds... which explains the insanity of their Dragon #237 stats below. Around 2nd edition, their artwork started portraying them more as wolf-like, and this is how they came to be described in 3rd edition.
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	::+2 racial bonus on Listen checks.		::+2 racial bonus on Listen checks.
	::Favored Class: [[Ranger]]		::Favored Class: [[Ranger]]

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			File:Lupin AC9.jpg\|Creature Catalog (AC9/DMR2)
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