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Trolls
its plain and even coarse appearance, trollkin stone work is
extremely affordable and noted for its durability. Trollkin labor
has come to be recognized as cheap and dependable, and trollkin
are slowly becoming more integrated into industrial society.
Combat
Trollkin take to combat in many ways. They almost always
utilize weapons and, if a member of a kith or other unit,
employ clever teamwork. They are known for their toughness
and the quickness with which they shrug off a blow.
Improved Healing (Ex): Trollkin do not have regeneration.
Instead, they heal at twice the normal rate. If they feast considerably
while resting, this healing rate rises to three times the
normal rate. They also receive a +4 racial bonus to save versus
poison and +2 versus disease. Additionally, they still regenerate
lost limbs, though at a reduced rate. A severed limb that
is surgically reattached heals within 1d6+1 days. A lost limb
regrows within 2d20+30 days. They die as normal if reduced
to –10 hit points.
Toughness (Ex): Trollkin have damage reduction equal to
their Constitution modifier against nonlethal damage. This
ability also provides protection against nonlethal damage from
hazardous environments, although in these cases the damage is
never be reduced below 1.
The trollkin warrior presented here had the following ability
scores before racial adjustments: Str 13, Dex 11, Con 12,
Int 10, Wis 9, Cha 8.
Trollkin village
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Trollkin Characters
For more on trollkin as player characters, consult the Iron
Kingdoms Character Guide (pp. 56–58).
Treasure
Standard Trolls
Trolls are known to keep any variety of treasure in their
lair. They are intelligent enough to recognize basic valuables,
and many hoard such items. Sometimes they trade these
goods for food.
Troll blood is a common component in some magical
formulae, and it typically sells for 15–30 gp per ounce. Troll
body parts may be worth more to a magician looking to craft
items that grant regenerative or poison-resistant powers; a severed
limb will usually sell for as much as 200 gp.
Dire Trolls
Dire trolls keep less treasure than standard trolls, but have
a penchant for hoarding gold. They keep this to themselves
and tend not to trade it as other trolls do. They usually keep
it well hidden.
Their blood is worth even more to those wishing to craft magical
items or concoctions that grant strength or fortitude; it might
sell for 50–100 gp an ounce. Antidotes that utilize dire troll blood
as a component are among the best available and sell
for three to four times their normal value.
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