When I got out I do like to pull out all the frills.
You can't go putting bears in blenders you'll cause a Pandamix.
Oh, this thread about how much I win is still going!
You win Fish-Malkovitch's musical blender.
Starts chewing on Fish-Malkovich's leg
I love Fish Sticks.
Fishy-Malkovich doesn’t have legs, per se. So a natural mistake.
Give it a couple of million years and he will.
*clack*...
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Fun for GoatToucher, not so much everyone else.
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*Bursts into the room, excitedly.*
It took a while, but I've actually done it!
*Gestures to a large figure entering the room.*
With great pride, I give you, Koboulderus!
*The monster steps forward and everyone can see that it is 12 feet tall in height, possesses a slim yet muscular build, is covered in magenta coloured scales, has eyes that are a deep shade of aquamarine and (interestingly) is female despite being a clone of a male kobold.*
She's a real beauty, isn't she?
Wow. Goattoucher puts the wow! In mullets.
Definitely the latter.
How do we put THE OWL in mullets?
Hmm. So how do you feel about owlbats?
Holds up an ovoid shape.
Look what I found in a nearby nest, a Deadly Owl egg.
Whatever shall I do with it?
Hoot hoot.
Death is on the wing, as silent and deadly as Vidmaster7's flatulence
If Those Deadly Owls attack me, I may accidently drop the egg on the ground.
Why don't we just call a truce and go our separate ways?
If Those Deadly Owls attack me, I may accidently drop the egg on the ground.
Why don't we just call a truce and go our separate ways?
It's a Deadly Owl Kinder Egg.
Try dropping it, and see what your 'surprise' might be.
Those wobbly dowels.
I have returned!
Do it another time. So we can get photos.
oh ok no problem.
*vanishes with og vidmaster7 as if they were never there*
*clack?*
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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).
They are following the trail of tempting beans that I laid.
Doctor or no, you are a
His doctorate is in teleportation, not beanealogy. So talking out of turn, a bit.
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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).
*clack clack*
*writes*So one type of game I tend to run is ones with planar collisions and a lot of plane shifting. so I do tend to have monsters thrown around. Make it sort of the players jobs to save the eco systems. having a rhemoraz in the jungle is probably bad for all parties involved the remhoraz doesn't like it and the local fauna for sure don't. Exploring the ramification of it could be fun.
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.