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	Redcap 3e.jpg\|3e. More like a redturban.		Redcap 3e.jpg\|3e. More like a redturban.
			4e Spriggans.jpg\|In 4e redcaps got absorbed into [[spriggan]]s.
	Redcap 5e.jpg\|5e		Redcap 5e.jpg\|5e
	Madcap.jpg\|This is what happens when a redcap dips his hat in demon blood.		Madcap.jpg\|This is what happens when a redcap dips his hat in demon blood.

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	{{D&D1e-Races}}		{{D&D1e-Races}}

			==Gallery==
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			Redcap 3e.jpg\|3e. More like a redturban.
			Redcap 5e.jpg\|5e
			Madcap.jpg\|This is what happens when a redcap dips his hat in demon blood.
			Redcap kingmaker PF.png\|PF
			Redcap PF 2e.png\|PF 2e
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	==Monstergirls?==		==Monstergirls?==

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	==BECMI Stats==		==BECMI Stats==
			[[File:Redcap DMR2.jpg\|right\|300px]]

	Redcaps appeared very briefly in the BECMI splatbook "Tall Tales of the Wee Folk", where they were presented as evil, murderous, Chaotic-aligned equivalents of the [[Brownie]], and were made playable with a tweaked version of the brownie's race-class.		Redcaps appeared very briefly in the BECMI splatbook "Tall Tales of the Wee Folk", where they were presented as evil, murderous, Chaotic-aligned equivalents of the [[Brownie]], and were made playable with a tweaked version of the brownie's race-class.

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	You might think that, being blood-obsessed murdering dwarves would spare redcaps from the [[monstergirls]] treatment. Hah, no, you'd be wrong. It's true that they're uncommon, but they do exist.		You might think that being blood-obsessed murdering dwarves would spare redcaps from the [[monstergirls]] treatment. Hah, no, you'd be wrong. It's true that they're uncommon, but they do exist.

	Perhaps the best known on /tg/ is, of course, the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] version; here, it's a pale-skinned, long-haired, [[fiend]]ish-looking [[loli]] and technically part of the [[goblin]] family. Haunting ruins and other dark places, they attack male travelers with mamono-forged weapons that don't hurt, but incapacitate their target by inducing extreme lust, before mounting them in a mating frenzy; they're very found of rough sex. Their hats aren't soaked with blood, but shift colors in response to the ambient lust of their wearer; the redder the hat is, the hornier the redcap is. This is because they sweat out their lust-tinged magical energies in the form of a blood-like substance. When sated, they become gentle, loving and actually rather meek, but with their libido, they quickly return to their sexually ferocious ways.		Perhaps the best known on /tg/ is, of course, the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] version; here, it's a pale-skinned, long-haired, [[fiend]]ish-looking [[loli]] and technically part of the [[goblin]] family. Haunting ruins and other dark places, they attack male travelers with mamono-forged weapons that don't hurt, but incapacitate their target by inducing extreme lust, before mounting them in a mating frenzy; they're very found of rough sex. Their hats aren't soaked with blood, but shift colors in response to the ambient lust of their wearer; the redder the hat is, the hornier the redcap is. This is because they sweat out their lust-tinged magical energies in the form of a blood-like substance. When sated, they become gentle, loving and actually rather meek, but with their libido, they quickly return to their sexually ferocious ways.

	[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Pathfinder]]		[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Pathfinder]]

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BECMI Stats

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	::Redcaps have clawed fingers and fangs, which allows them to make 2 claw attacks (1d2 damage) and a bite attack (1 damage) in a single round instead of using weapons.		::Redcaps have clawed fingers and fangs, which allows them to make 2 claw attacks (1d2 damage) and a bite attack (1 damage) in a single round instead of using weapons.
	::Redcaps take 2d4 damage when splashed with a flask of holy water.		::Redcaps take 2d4 damage when splashed with a flask of holy water.
	::Redcaps can use any magic item usable by a [[Fighter]], [[Dwarf]] or [[Halfling]]. From first level onwards, they can also attempt to use an item normally restricted to a [[Wizard\|Magic-User]], [[Elf]] or Faerie Spellcaster, but must roll a percentile die and compare it to the results for that level. On a ~~Succuess~~, the item works. On a Failure, the item does not function. On a Backfire, the item malfunctions in some way. And on an Unexpected Result, the item behaves in a completely unpredictable way.		::Redcaps can use any magic item usable by a [[Fighter]], [[Dwarf]] or [[Halfling]]. From first level onwards, they can also attempt to use an item normally restricted to a [[Wizard\|Magic-User]], [[Elf]] or Faerie Spellcaster, but must roll a percentile die and compare it to the results for that level. On a Success, the item works. On a Failure, the item does not function. On a Backfire, the item malfunctions in some way. And on an Unexpected Result, the item behaves in a completely unpredictable way.

	Redcap Level Advancement, Hit Dice & Item Use:		Redcap Level Advancement, Hit Dice & Item Use:

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 10:06, 7 December 2018

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 [[File:Lawn Ninjas.png|200px|thumb|left|Close enough.]]
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 In the [[Corona]] setting, the source of the Demonwars Saga novels written by [[R.A. Salvatore]], Powrie are the native dwarves; malicious little seafaring raiders who gain strength and vitality from their enchanted hats by soaking them in blood, and who can reproduce without women by means of ritualistically burying the hearts of slain powrie under cairns of stone, causing a baby powrie to crawl out from under it in a lunar month.
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Monstergirls?

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	==Monstergirls?==		==Monstergirls?==
			[[File:MGE Redcap.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|One take on what a Redcap might look like if given the MG treatment.]]
	{{Monstergirls}}		{{Monstergirls}}

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 08:33, 11 February 2018

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	Redcaps actually appeared as a player character race for Basic [[Dungeons & Dragons]] in "Tall Tales of the Wee Folk".		Redcaps actually appeared as a player character race for Basic [[Dungeons & Dragons]] in "Tall Tales of the Wee Folk".

	Redcaps also appeared as Powries in the [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] and [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition]] setting versions of [[Ravenloft]]. Here, they were a form of Arak, or "Shadow Fey", and resembled distorted, murderous, carnivorous versions of the common [[sprite]].		Redcaps also appeared as Powries in the [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] and [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition]] setting versions of [[Ravenloft]]. Here, they were a form of Arak, or "[[Shadow Fey]]", and resembled distorted, murderous, carnivorous versions of the common [[sprite]].

	Both [[Pathfinder]] and [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] feature redcaps in their traditional guise of dwarf-like fey who seek to butcher living beings to replenish the life-giving coating of gore on their hats. The D&D 5e version was introduced in "Volo's Guide to Monsters" and was stated to spontaneously form when people are murdered in or near [[Feywild]] crossings.		Both [[Pathfinder]] and [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] feature redcaps in their traditional guise of dwarf-like fey who seek to butcher living beings to replenish the life-giving coating of gore on their hats. The D&D 5e version was introduced in "Volo's Guide to Monsters" and was stated to spontaneously form when people are murdered in or near [[Feywild]] crossings.
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	{{D&D1e-Races}}		{{D&D1e-Races}}

			==Monstergirls?==
			{{Monstergirls}}

			You might think that, being blood-obsessed murdering dwarves would spare redcaps from the [[monstergirls]] treatment. Hah, no, you'd be wrong. It's true that they're uncommon, but they do exist.

			Perhaps the best known on /tg/ is, of course, the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] version; here, it's a pale-skinned, long-haired, [[fiend]]ish-looking [[loli]] and technically part of the [[goblin]] family. Haunting ruins and other dark places, they attack male travelers with mamono-forged weapons that don't hurt, but incapacitate their target by inducing extreme lust, before mounting them in a mating frenzy; they're very found of rough sex. Their hats aren't soaked with blood, but shift colors in response to the ambient lust of their wearer; the redder the hat is, the hornier the redcap is. This is because they sweat out their lust-tinged magical energies in the form of a blood-like substance. When sated, they become gentle, loving and actually rather meek, but with their libido, they quickly return to their sexually ferocious ways.

	[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Pathfinder]]		[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Pathfinder]]

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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	Redcap 3e.jpg\|3e. More like a redturban.		Redcap 3e.jpg\|3e. More like a redturban.
			4e Spriggans.jpg\|In 4e redcaps got absorbed into [[spriggan]]s.
	Redcap 5e.jpg\|5e		Redcap 5e.jpg\|5e
	Madcap.jpg\|This is what happens when a redcap dips his hat in demon blood.		Madcap.jpg\|This is what happens when a redcap dips his hat in demon blood.