Any Magical Big Cats?

[silverwolfer]

I know am being lazy, but besides the magebred stuff, are their any magical versions for tigers or lions and the like. I know wolfs have a bunch of different stuff like moondogs and winter wolves, but wondering about our lil pussycats.

[Flickerdart]

There's a Legendary Tiger (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/epic/monsters/legendaryAnimal.htm).

[Inferno]

There's always displacer beasts.
Also: Dragonnes, Krenshar, Manticores
And one half of each: Griffons, Lamia, Lammasu, Were-Tigers

That's just the 1st half of MM1. There's plenty of cats to tear faces off them PC's.

[Ravens_cry]

SeaCats (http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/MM35_gallery/MM35_PG221.jpg) are like what you may have imagined what sea lions actually looked like as a kid.

[kardar233]

I'm partial to Hellcats myself.

[Analytica]

Pathfinder Dweomercats?

[AlanBruce]

A player I have in a PbP who came up with a specific outsider for his planar ally. If I'm not mistaken, it was a panther (use tiger stats, unless there is an actual panther entry) and then he added the monster of legend and half celestial templates. Granted, it was not what the spell called for (being lesser planar ally), but for a 6HD creature, the thing was... unique, to say the least.

[Urpriest]

Tressym from Forgotten Realms are winged cats.

[Mithril Leaf]

Interestingly enough, there's a spirit in Secrets Of Pact Magic that lets you wildshape only into small to large magic beast felines. It gives the examples of cheetahs, leopards, servals, wildcats, lions, tigers, displacer beasts, griffons, sea cats, and weaker sphinxes. Good book that.

[limejuicepowder]

The oddest "cat" would have to be a roving mauler from ToB whoops, ToM. Imagine two lion heads stuck together, back to back, then with a ring of legs in between the heads. It moves by cartwheeling. How the hell this thing attacks effectively, I have no idea, but it does exist.

[Flickerdart]

The oddest "cat" would have to be a roving mauler from ToB. Imagine two lion heads stuck together, back to back, then with a ring of legs in between the heads. It moves by cartwheeling. How the hell this thing attacks effectively, I have no idea, but it does exist.
Sanity damage, of course.

[Eldan]

Shouldn't that qualify as an evil outsider, given the source they adapted it from?

[The Dark Fiddler]

The oddest "cat" would have to be a roving mauler from ToB. Imagine two lion heads stuck together, back to back, then with a ring of legs in between the heads. It moves by cartwheeling. How the hell this thing attacks effectively, I have no idea, but it does exist.

Slight correction: Tome of Magic, not Tome of Battle.

Last thing ToB needs is something like the Roving Mauler to make people take it less seriously than they already do :smalltongue:

[Nerd-o-rama]

Ligers are known for their magical powers.

[eggs]

Leskylors are flying exalted cats with crappy breath weapons.