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	==3e PC Stats==		==3e PC Stats==
	[[File:RoF Wemic.jpg\|right\|300px]]		[[File:RoF Wemic.jpg\|right\|300px]]
	Wemics were made playable in [[~~Races of X#Races of Faerun\|~~Races of Faerun]] and have the following racial traits:		Wemics were made playable in [[Races of Faerun]] and have the following racial traits:
	::+8 Strength, +2 Dexterity, +2 Constitution, –2 Charisma. Strong, fast, and hardy, wemics do not care much for impressing others outside their pride.		::+8 Strength, +2 Dexterity, +2 Constitution, –2 Charisma. Strong, fast, and hardy, wemics do not care much for impressing others outside their pride.
	::Large: As Large creatures, wemics suffer a –1 size penalty on attack rolls and AC. They also suffer a –4 size penalty on Hide checks. However, they can use larger weapons than humans can, and their lifting and carrying limits are twice those of Medium-size characters.		::Large: As Large creatures, wemics suffer a –1 size penalty on attack rolls and AC. They also suffer a –4 size penalty on Hide checks. However, they can use larger weapons than humans can, and their lifting and carrying limits are twice those of Medium-size characters.

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			==See Also==
			* [http://www.cayzle.com/ A Wemic fansite (?)] It has good research and stats.

	[[Category:Forgotten Realms Monsters]]		[[Category:Forgotten Realms Monsters]]
	[[Category:Dark Sun Monsters]]		[[Category:Dark Sun Monsters]]
	[[Category:Furry]]		[[Category:Furry]]

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	==History==		==History==
	[[File:Wemic ~~MM 2e~~.png\|thumb\|~~left\|How Wemics apppeared back in 2e.~~]]David C. Sutherland III created the modern-day wemic for a game product called Monster Cards Set 3, a first edition [[Advanced Dungeons and Dragons]] supplement released in 1982; with the artwork for the original depiction being undertaken by Jim Roslof. From these humble origins, it went on to appear in the AD&D 1e's [[Monster Manual]] II. From AD&D 2e onwards, it began its long association with the [[Forgotten Realms]]; it first appeared in the Forgotten Realms Monstrous Compendium Appendix, and was subsequently reprinted in the Monstrous Manual. It became a playable race in the [[Complete Book Series\|Complete Book of Humanoids]], and then in Player's Options: Skills & Powers. It also had an "Ecology of" article in Dragon #157.		[[File:Wemic Monster card.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|Monster Cards Set 3 card]][[File:Wemic 1e.png\|thumb\|200px]]
			David C. Sutherland III created the modern-day wemic for a game product called Monster Cards Set 3, a first edition [[Advanced Dungeons and Dragons]] supplement released in 1982; with the artwork for the original depiction being undertaken by Jim Roslof. From these humble origins, it went on to appear in the AD&D 1e's [[Monster Manual]] II. From AD&D 2e onwards, it began its long association with the [[Forgotten Realms]]; it first appeared in the Forgotten Realms Monstrous Compendium Appendix, and was subsequently reprinted in the Monstrous Manual. It became a playable race in the [[Complete Book Series\|Complete Book of Humanoids]], and then in Player's Options: Skills & Powers. It also had an "Ecology of" article in Dragon #157.

	The wemic subsequently made its way into [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], first through the FR [[splatbook]] "Monsters of Faerun" as a creature, and then as a PC option in "Races of Faerun".		The wemic subsequently made its way into [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], first through the FR [[splatbook]] "Monsters of Faerun" as a creature, and then as a PC option in "Races of Faerun".
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	==Culture==		==Culture==
	~~[[File:Wemic Monster card.jpg\|left\|200px]]~~
	In a nutshell, wemics are one of the "primitive races" of D&D, with a culture that combines Stone Age nomadic human with distinct leonic elements. Proud but slow to anger, the wemic "society" consists of the pride; a small family group of males, females and offspring whose size has been described as consisting of either "4d4 adult males, 2d12 adult females, and 1d12 cubs" (Monstrous Manual), "dozen males, one or two dozen females, and as many as a dozen young, age five years or less" (Ecology of the Wemic) or "1 to 4 males, 2 to 12 females, and 1 to 6 cubs" (Monsters/Races of Faerun). Prides may gather together based on ties of relationship via blood or marriage to form tribal groups, though in 3e lore it's stated that tribes tend to be temporary arrangements usually serving to guard the prides against a threat too great for an individual pride to handle. In AD&D, tribes may band together under a particularly mighty and charismatic patriarch to form short-lived kingdoms, but invariably scatter when that king is defeated, since they are a naturally fractious race.		In a nutshell, wemics are one of the "primitive races" of D&D, with a culture that combines Stone Age nomadic human with distinct leonic elements. Proud but slow to anger, the wemic "society" consists of the pride; a small family group of males, females and offspring whose size has been described as consisting of either "4d4 adult males, 2d12 adult females, and 1d12 cubs" (Monstrous Manual), "dozen males, one or two dozen females, and as many as a dozen young, age five years or less" (Ecology of the Wemic) or "1 to 4 males, 2 to 12 females, and 1 to 6 cubs" (Monsters/Races of Faerun). Prides may gather together based on ties of relationship via blood or marriage to form tribal groups, though in 3e lore it's stated that tribes tend to be temporary arrangements usually serving to guard the prides against a threat too great for an individual pride to handle. In AD&D, tribes may band together under a particularly mighty and charismatic patriarch to form short-lived kingdoms, but invariably scatter when that king is defeated, since they are a naturally fractious race.

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	Wemics live about 40 to 50 years, in no small part because once they reach their late 30s, they start to physically slow down and so become easy prey for the monsters of the savanna. Which makes you really think about what kind of world the D&D setting is when a 600 pound sword-wielding lion-man is considered "prey"!		Wemics live about 40 to 50 years, in no small part because once they reach their late 30s, they start to physically slow down and so become easy prey for the monsters of the savanna. Which makes you really think about what kind of world the D&D setting is when a 600 pound sword-wielding lion-man is considered "prey"!

	==~~AD&D~~ PC Stats==		==2e PC Stats==
	[[File:Wemic 1e.png\|~~right~~\|~~200px~~]]		[[File:Wemic MM 2e.png\|thumb\|How Wemics apppeared back in 2e.]]
			From [[Complete Book Series#Complete Book of Humanoids\|Complete Book of Humanoids]]
	::Ability Score Minimum/Maximum: Strength 11/18, Dexterity 6/17, Constitution 11/18, Intelligence 3/18, Wisdom 3/18, Charisma 3/18		::Ability Score Minimum/Maximum: Strength 11/18, Dexterity 6/17, Constitution 11/18, Intelligence 3/18, Wisdom 3/18, Charisma 3/18
	::Ability Score Adjustments: +1 Strength, -1 Dexterity		::Ability Score Adjustments: +1 Strength, -1 Dexterity
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	==3e PC Stats==		==3e PC Stats==
	[[File:RoF Wemic.jpg\|right\|300px]]		[[File:RoF Wemic.jpg\|right\|300px]]
	Wemics were made playable in [[Races of Faerun]] and have the following racial traits:		Wemics were made playable in [[Races of X#Races of Faerun\|Races of Faerun]] and have the following racial traits:
	::+8 Strength, +2 Dexterity, +2 Constitution, –2 Charisma. Strong, fast, and hardy, wemics do not care much for impressing others outside their pride.		::+8 Strength, +2 Dexterity, +2 Constitution, –2 Charisma. Strong, fast, and hardy, wemics do not care much for impressing others outside their pride.
	::Large: As Large creatures, wemics suffer a –1 size penalty on attack rolls and AC. They also suffer a –4 size penalty on Hide checks. However, they can use larger weapons than humans can, and their lifting and carrying limits are twice those of Medium-size characters.		::Large: As Large creatures, wemics suffer a –1 size penalty on attack rolls and AC. They also suffer a –4 size penalty on Hide checks. However, they can use larger weapons than humans can, and their lifting and carrying limits are twice those of Medium-size characters.
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	::Level Adjustment: +3. Due to his 5 racial Hit Dice, his natural attacks, and his racial skill bonus, a wemic has an effective character level of 8 plus his class levels.		::Level Adjustment: +3. Due to his 5 racial Hit Dice, his natural attacks, and his racial skill bonus, a wemic has an effective character level of 8 plus his class levels.

	~~==See Also==~~		{{D&D3e-Races}}
	*[[Dungeons & ~~Dragons 3rd Edition races]]~~

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			[[Category:Forgotten Realms Monsters]]
	[[Category:Monsters]]		[[Category:Dark Sun Monsters]]
	[[Category:Furry]]		[[Category:Furry]]

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	==3e PC Stats==		==3e PC Stats==
			[[File:RoF Wemic.jpg\|right\|300px]]
	Wemics were made playable in [[Races of Faerun]] and have the following racial traits:		Wemics were made playable in [[Races of Faerun]] and have the following racial traits:
	::+8 Strength, +2 Dexterity, +2 Constitution, –2 Charisma. Strong, fast, and hardy, wemics do not care much for impressing others outside their pride.		::+8 Strength, +2 Dexterity, +2 Constitution, –2 Charisma. Strong, fast, and hardy, wemics do not care much for impressing others outside their pride.
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	~~File:~~Wemic Portraits.png		Wemic Portraits.png
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	==History==		==History==
	[[File:Wemic MM 2e.~~jpg\|300px~~\|thumb\|left\|How Wemics apppeared back in 2e.]]David C. Sutherland III created the modern-day wemic for a game product called Monster Cards Set 3, a first edition [[Advanced Dungeons and Dragons]] supplement released in 1982; with the artwork for the original depiction being undertaken by Jim Roslof. From these humble origins, it went on to appear in the AD&D 1e's [[Monster Manual]] II. From AD&D 2e onwards, it began its long association with the [[Forgotten Realms]]; it first appeared in the Forgotten Realms Monstrous Compendium Appendix, and was subsequently reprinted in the Monstrous Manual. It became a playable race in the [[Complete Book Series\|Complete Book of Humanoids]], and then in Player's Options: Skills & Powers. It also had an "Ecology of" article in Dragon #157.		[[File:Wemic MM 2e.png\|thumb\|left\|How Wemics apppeared back in 2e.]]David C. Sutherland III created the modern-day wemic for a game product called Monster Cards Set 3, a first edition [[Advanced Dungeons and Dragons]] supplement released in 1982; with the artwork for the original depiction being undertaken by Jim Roslof. From these humble origins, it went on to appear in the AD&D 1e's [[Monster Manual]] II. From AD&D 2e onwards, it began its long association with the [[Forgotten Realms]]; it first appeared in the Forgotten Realms Monstrous Compendium Appendix, and was subsequently reprinted in the Monstrous Manual. It became a playable race in the [[Complete Book Series\|Complete Book of Humanoids]], and then in Player's Options: Skills & Powers. It also had an "Ecology of" article in Dragon #157.

	The wemic subsequently made its way into [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], first through the FR [[splatbook]] "Monsters of Faerun" as a creature, and then as a PC option in "Races of Faerun".		The wemic subsequently made its way into [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], first through the FR [[splatbook]] "Monsters of Faerun" as a creature, and then as a PC option in "Races of Faerun".

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	==Culture==		==Culture==
			[[File:Wemic Monster card.jpg\|left\|200px]]
	In a nutshell, wemics are one of the "primitive races" of D&D, with a culture that combines Stone Age nomadic human with distinct leonic elements. Proud but slow to anger, the wemic "society" consists of the pride; a small family group of males, females and offspring whose size has been described as consisting of either "4d4 adult males, 2d12 adult females, and 1d12 cubs" (Monstrous Manual), "dozen males, one or two dozen females, and as many as a dozen young, age five years or less" (Ecology of the Wemic) or "1 to 4 males, 2 to 12 females, and 1 to 6 cubs" (Monsters/Races of Faerun). Prides may gather together based on ties of relationship via blood or marriage to form tribal groups, though in 3e lore it's stated that tribes tend to be temporary arrangements usually serving to guard the prides against a threat too great for an individual pride to handle. In AD&D, tribes may band together under a particularly mighty and charismatic patriarch to form short-lived kingdoms, but invariably scatter when that king is defeated, since they are a naturally fractious race.		In a nutshell, wemics are one of the "primitive races" of D&D, with a culture that combines Stone Age nomadic human with distinct leonic elements. Proud but slow to anger, the wemic "society" consists of the pride; a small family group of males, females and offspring whose size has been described as consisting of either "4d4 adult males, 2d12 adult females, and 1d12 cubs" (Monstrous Manual), "dozen males, one or two dozen females, and as many as a dozen young, age five years or less" (Ecology of the Wemic) or "1 to 4 males, 2 to 12 females, and 1 to 6 cubs" (Monsters/Races of Faerun). Prides may gather together based on ties of relationship via blood or marriage to form tribal groups, though in 3e lore it's stated that tribes tend to be temporary arrangements usually serving to guard the prides against a threat too great for an individual pride to handle. In AD&D, tribes may band together under a particularly mighty and charismatic patriarch to form short-lived kingdoms, but invariably scatter when that king is defeated, since they are a naturally fractious race.

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	==AD&D PC Stats==		==AD&D PC Stats==
			[[File:Wemic 1e.png\|right\|200px]]
	::Ability Score Minimum/Maximum: Strength 11/18, Dexterity 6/17, Constitution 11/18, Intelligence 3/18, Wisdom 3/18, Charisma 3/18		::Ability Score Minimum/Maximum: Strength 11/18, Dexterity 6/17, Constitution 11/18, Intelligence 3/18, Wisdom 3/18, Charisma 3/18
	::Ability Score Adjustments: +1 Strength, -1 Dexterity		::Ability Score Adjustments: +1 Strength, -1 Dexterity

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	==History==		==History==
	[[File:2e ~~Wemic~~.~~gif~~\|300px\|thumb\|left\|How Wemics apppeared back in 2e.]]David C. Sutherland III created the modern-day wemic for a game product called Monster Cards Set 3, a first edition [[Advanced Dungeons and Dragons]] supplement released in 1982; with the artwork for the original depiction being undertaken by Jim Roslof. From these humble origins, it went on to appear in the AD&D 1e's [[Monster Manual]] II. From AD&D 2e onwards, it began its long association with the [[Forgotten Realms]]; it first appeared in the Forgotten Realms Monstrous Compendium Appendix, and was subsequently reprinted in the Monstrous Manual. It became a playable race in the [[Complete Book Series\|Complete Book of Humanoids]], and then in Player's Options: Skills & Powers. It also had an "Ecology of" article in Dragon #157.		[[File:Wemic MM 2e.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|How Wemics apppeared back in 2e.]]David C. Sutherland III created the modern-day wemic for a game product called Monster Cards Set 3, a first edition [[Advanced Dungeons and Dragons]] supplement released in 1982; with the artwork for the original depiction being undertaken by Jim Roslof. From these humble origins, it went on to appear in the AD&D 1e's [[Monster Manual]] II. From AD&D 2e onwards, it began its long association with the [[Forgotten Realms]]; it first appeared in the Forgotten Realms Monstrous Compendium Appendix, and was subsequently reprinted in the Monstrous Manual. It became a playable race in the [[Complete Book Series\|Complete Book of Humanoids]], and then in Player's Options: Skills & Powers. It also had an "Ecology of" article in Dragon #157.

	The wemic subsequently made its way into [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], first through the FR [[splatbook]] "Monsters of Faerun" as a creature, and then as a PC option in "Races of Faerun".		The wemic subsequently made its way into [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], first through the FR [[splatbook]] "Monsters of Faerun" as a creature, and then as a PC option in "Races of Faerun".

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