
Stomping Grounds: Dungeons & Dragons (RPG)
Side: Evil (the stats say Neutral, but the information also says they hate all life and will kill purely for pleasure!)
Breed: Displacer Beast
Cat Powers: Tentacles with sharp bones coming out of them (2d4/2d4). Illusory displacement.
Skills: Eat 9, Sleep 3, Mischief 8, Wit 2, Armor Class 4
Cat Weaknesses: True Sight. Their blind hatred of Blink Dogs.
Vintage Stats from AD&D 2nd ed.:

Comments
Roger
My theory is that they put all animal IQ-level creatures into the neutral (no motivation because no cognitive ability for alignment), but overstated the creature's cruelty.
The old monster compendium was full of good stuff.
Hell, I think I will use some displacer beasts in my next d&d sesion.