Humanoid in shape, more fish than man

Although humanoid in shape, a Locathah is more fish than man. The average locathah stands 5 feet tall and weighs 175 pounds. Females and males look very much alike, although the former can be recognized by the two ocher stripes marking its egg sacs. A locathah speaks its own language. Any attack from a locathah usually begins with it loosing volleys of bolts from its unique crossbow; this special crossbow has a range of 60 feet underwater as well as normal ranges on the surface. If it manages to set up an ambush or other trap, it continues to employ its crossbow for as long as possible, otherwise wielding a spear. Although primarily used for fishing, this spear makes a formidable weapon. A locathah lacks teeth, claws, and other natural weapons, so it is not especially dangerous if unarmed; it will generally flee if caught unarmed.

These resilient and proud fish-folk (found in Danger at Dunwater) have endured war, slavery, and mistreatment at the hands of other aquatic creatures. They dwell in submerged tribal communities along seacoasts, and hunt both above and below the water.

The far-ranging locathah hunter is trained in tracking and stalking prey on land and in water. They often serve as leaders to small bands of locathah or emissaries for their people (such as the hunter found in Danger at Dunwater). Their colorful, poisoned, and fast-loading crossbows rarely miss a target.

Humanoid in shape, more fish than man

Locathah are aquatic nomads who make their home in the warm, shallow, salt waters of seas and oceans. They roam the area around their lair, hunting and gathering food. They are rather distrustful of strangers, even strangers of their own species. Locathah troops are organised into companies of 40 warriors, led by a war-chief with 22 hit points who fights as a 5th level fighter. The war-chief is assisted by 4 sub-chiefs with 15 hp who fight as 3rd level fighters. Any group of 4 or more companies (120 warriors) will be led by a full chief with 30 hp who fights as a 6th level fighter. The chief will be protected by his honour guard of 12 warriors who fight as sub-chiefs. There is a 5% chance a sub-chief or war-chief will be carrying a magic weapon of the appropriate type and a 10% a full chief will have one. Locathah troops ride giant eels (q.v.) into battle and these mounts will also fight. Locathah troops typically have a roughly equal chance to be armed with: lance, trident, spear gun and dagger, or, net and dagger. Spear guns are treated as light crossbows with a 20-ft range underwater and as a normal light crossbow if used on the surface. These nomads lair in undersea rocks ve