Add this to the next bestiary!

[Callous Jack]

The Super Killer Whale.

[ulgulanoth]

that does look cool, though its probably only an orca with the giant and advance template added to....

[Immortalis]

But then it wouldnt be a super killer whale as orcas arent whales, there dolphins.

[Themetricsystem]

Maybe an aquatic T-Rex?

[MerrikCale]

I guess thats a better name the The Super Sperm Whale

[The Jade]

Thanks for posting this, CJ. NEAT.

[James Jacobs]

Bestiary 2 will indeed have a monster that fans of Moby Dick (like me, who currently has a Moby Dick themed wallpaper on his computer at work) will quickly and swiftly recognize.

[Bill Dunn]

Does it have a hump like a snow hill?

[kikai13]

Wes will like it more if you add a scorpion stinger to it.

[James Jacobs]

kikai13 wrote:

Wes will like it more if you add a scorpion stinger to it.

There are already PLENTY of scorpion stingers in the book. Wes is happy.

[baron arem heshvaun]

James Jacobs wrote:

Bestiary 2 will indeed have a monster that fans of Moby Dick (like me, who currently has a Moby Dick themed wallpaper on his computer at work) will quickly and swiftly recognize.

Call me Ishmael Jacobs.

[Asgetrion]

baron arem heshvaun wrote:

James Jacobs wrote:

Bestiary 2 will indeed have a monster that fans of Moby Dick (like me, who currently has a Moby Dick themed wallpaper on his computer at work) will quickly and swiftly recognize.

Call me Ishmael Jacobs.

HA! And with him his loyal friend, Queeqeg K. Reynolds and Ahab Buhlman! ;)

[Threeshades]

I bet it went extinct because it violated international whaling regulations.

[KaeYoss]

Threeshades wrote:

I bet it went extinct because it violated international whaling regulations.

Yes. The first act of whale cannibalism occurred when two whales landwrecked and one at the other out of desperation.

He thus violated the regulations and was sentenced to death. The executioner was another Leviathan melvillei, and the sentence was death by being eaten.

Of course, the executioner thus violated the regulations....

One of the most important evolutionary tricks is recognising, and getting out of, vicious circles!

This poor critter is not the only prehistoric creature that fell victim to this trap: Eunectes ouroboros went extinct when every single specimen ate itself from the tail up.

[Ironicdisaster]

KaeYoss wrote:

Threeshades wrote:

I bet it went extinct because it violated international whaling regulations.

Yes. The first act of whale cannibalism occurred when two whales landwrecked and one at the other out of desperation.

He thus violated the regulations and was sentenced to death. The executioner was another Leviathan melvillei, and the sentence was death by being eaten.

Of course, the executioner thus violated the regulations....

One of the most important evolutionary tricks is recognising, and getting out of, vicious circles!

This poor critter is not the only prehistoric creature that fell victim to this trap: Eunectes ouroboros went extinct when every single specimen ate itself from the tail up.

I think seafaring orcs did it.

[Immortalis]

And ran away LOL

[Lyingbastard]

Not to mention the Saber-toothed Badger they found fossils of...

[Ironicdisaster]

Lyingbastard wrote:

Not to mention the Saber-toothed Badger they found fossils of...

That would be a worthy adversary

[KaeYoss]

Ironicdisaster wrote:

Lyingbastard wrote:

Not to mention the Saber-toothed Badger they found fossils of...

That would be a worthy adversary

How, with teeth that lift their front paws off the ground? :D

[Ironicdisaster]

KaeYoss wrote:

Ironicdisaster wrote:

Lyingbastard wrote:

Not to mention the Saber-toothed Badger they found fossils of...

That would be a worthy adversary

How, with teeth that lift their front paws off the ground? :D

It obviously walked upright. That's where legends of vampires came from. In reality, it was a dire sabertooth badger.[/silliness]

Seriously, though. I see that being the wise old whale that all the other whales look up to. Then they started the revolution.