Dinosaurs of golarion!

[DungeonmasterCal]

MarkusTay wrote:

LOL - we could go with the Herculoids. :P

I'm on board with it! LOL

[Set]

Evil Midnight Lurker wrote:

Now I want to revive the Blink Mammoths from Dragon #156.

Blink swarms are just mean. Nothing says 'I hate you' like being attacked by a swarming carpet of quantum uncertainty cockroaches...

Or, worse, an entire pack of Shrodinger's cats.

[MarkusTay]

If you want to deal with Shrodinger's cats, you have to summon their arch-nemesis, Pavlov's dogs.

[Set]

MarkusTay wrote:

If you want to deal with Shrodinger's cats, you have to summon their arch-nemesis, Pavlov's dogs.

Both of which like to chase Avagadro's mole.

[Evil Midnight Lurker]

All of which are preyed upon by the stochastic ooze.

[MarkusTay]

Wow, I think our nerdese is showing. :D

[Shalafi2412]

+1

[dgmillions]

Very late coming to this one. I'd buy that book... and the Pathfinder Battles minis.

[Xuttah]

Just be sure to include kobolds. They always strike me as having dinosaur blood.

[Warhawk7]

Cheapy wrote:

It'd be pretty cool. Just need a Numeria book and we'll get this.

OMG Cheapy! I LOVED that show! I used it as a sort of inspiration for my own campaign world's wild dwarves (dino-riders mixed with dinotopia, essentially).

[Anorak]

I see DGMillions had the same ideas as me....

[gbonehead]

I'm all for this book, especially if it includes some environmental stuff. After watching Walking with Dinosaurs, half the fun would be the environmental dangers of the area. Remember that one valley of death where the bottom 5-10 feet or so was lethally poison? T-Rex could stride around with impunity, but smaller creatures were dead within a minute.

Very cool.

[Jack Rabbit Slim]

I tend to throw natural enemies at my players quite a bit. At times a a bull moose on a rampage and fighting for its life is much more dangerous than a a few reanimated skellies. Or the mama bear going nuts because the party is near her young. That type of thing.

I'd buy a dino book.

[JrMercury]

Insert a picture of Philip J Fry demanding you take my money.

Dinosaurs are always cool. Always.

I love the template and mutation ideas as well. The prehistoric environments are also very interesting.

[Jeven]

I would rather see a Prehistoric Realms of Golarion type book which describes a few environments and how all the creatures fit together.
So like a chapter on a dinosaur-filled valley in the Mwangi Expanse with a map, and how all the dinosaurs and regular animals fit together in the ecology, how the intelligent races make use the dinosaurs and so on.
Then other chapters on other regions, like a dinosaurs on the savannah area, a cold valley from the realm of the mammoth lords, a lost-world subterranean environment, an island and aquatic area full of dinosaurs, etc.
And of course a bestiary at the end with a few new dinosaurs.

[LizardMage]

I'm always in for something like this.

Also....just saying, Carnotaurus still needs to happen.

[Honest Tnarg]

I would love to see a Dinosaur book for Pathfinder. I've started using them a lot in Serpent's Skull for random encounters and would love to see more info on them.

[Shem]

Yes

[Funeral_Dirge_of_Teapots]

Would like to see this or a guide and/or a guide to feats for monsters and having monster races.

[MeridiaCreative]

I'm all for a Dinosaurs Revisited or Dinosaurs of Golarion or what-have-you.

But only as long as they have totally rockin' feathers and stuff. Drives me nuts these days when artists don't do that.