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Well, wake me up before you go-go.

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OK, I'll talk to you.

*Checks that crab7 is using a pad and pen.*

I was just wondering if you have been part of a game (as either a player or the GM) and the group encountered a creature from a different environment to where it is usually met (eg the adventure takes place in the jungle and you encounter a remorhaz, which is usually found in cold places). And if you have, what was the reason for it? Because I'm currently working on such a concept for my games, but I'm keeping it simple for now (for example, in the adventure I'm creating that is set in a savannah, I'll be having a some arsinoitherium migrate from their usual temperate climate to a warmer one).

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Alternativly haveing animals that have naturally evolved in different climates could be interesting too. So instead of a cold remoraz reverse it to a hot one or maybe even a acid eating one. I feel like the old 3.5 environment book series had some templates for those situations.

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*writes* Well you see my good fellow I think a lot of my interest is nostalgic in nature. I deceased watching it at the end of space rangers. for me that was the end. I have not watched any since aside from the occasional comic. That said I think everything hinges around Jason David Frank. Who is and always will be the best ranger.

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