Wang Liang
| Statistic | Value |
|---|---|
| Climate/Terrain | Temperate forests |
| Organization | Solitary or tribe |
| Intelligence | Exceptional (15–16) |
| Alignment | Neutral evil |
| No. Appearing | 1–10 |
| Armor Class | 16 |
| Move | 120 |
| Hit Dice | 5 |
| To Hit | +3 |
| No. of Attacks | 2 |
| Damage/Attack | 1–10/1–10 |
| Special Attacks | None |
| Special Defenses | See below |
| Magic Resistance | None |
| Size | L (10 ft. tall) |
| Stunts | M 1d8, A 1d3–1, F 1d6, S 1d4 |
Description
Wang Liang [WONG LYUNG] are forest-dwelling ogres who strike terror into peasants and soldiers. They are usually over 10 feet tall and covered with brown fur. Both hands and feet are clawed and can be used to make martial arts attacks (damage 1d10). They sometimes use oversized weapons in combat instead, and these do the damage listed for that weapon type, +3 for their large size.
Wang Liang are found in such places as the Forest of Clouds and the deeper reaches of the An Ying Forest. Luckily for their human neighbors, the ogres seem to fight among themselves frequently. This keeps their numbers relatively small. When they get hungry, however, they organize raiding parties and attack human settlements.
Some Wang Liang know the secret of invisibility. Perhaps one in a hundred has a magical hat that confers invisibility on its wearer. This lasts until the wearer makes an attack or the hat is taken off. Mysteriously, these hats don’t seem to work for humans.