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taig wrote:Taig, "A melesmaniac continues to benefit from fast healing even when it drops below 0 hit points." is a redundant sentence, fast healing already "continues to function (even at negative hit points) until a creature dies".Halfway through the A-Z challenge, I finally decided to put in a badger.
Y'know, for everyone who was waiting for one...
I misread that, then. I will fix it.
Thanks!

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Hey Freehold, St. Louis has a Comic Con, too! I know you enjoy this sort of thing.

Treppa |

Well, this is really cool. The SLU prof I emailed about our snakeskin forwarded it to the Curator of Herpetology & Aquatics at the St. Louis Zoo, who was kind enough to reply in person and give us a resource who might come onsite to check it out and try to find the snake.
Turns out a constrictor this size would generally eat rabbits and squirrels and probably not go much bigger than that.

taig RPG Superstar 2012 |
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Well, this is really cool. The SLU prof I emailed about our snakeskin forwarded it to the Curator of Herpetology & Aquatics at the St. Louis Zoo, who was kind enough to reply in person and give us a resource who might come onsite to check it out and try to find the snake.
Turns out a constrictor this size would generally eat rabbits and squirrels and probably not go much bigger than that.
probably

Treppa |

We'll see what the St. Louis Herpetological Society has to say. If it's a dangerous animal on the loose, I feel obligated to warn people. But we did contact Animal Control, who hasn't called or shown up yet.
Interesting that the 'ivory tower academics' act much more quickly than the civil servants who are paid to respond.

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Well, this is really cool. The SLU prof I emailed about our snakeskin forwarded it to the Curator of Herpetology & Aquatics at the St. Louis Zoo, who was kind enough to reply in person and give us a resource who might come onsite to check it out and try to find the snake.
Turns out a constrictor this size would generally eat rabbits and squirrels and probably not go much bigger than that.
So... This?

aeglos |

Well, this is really cool. The SLU prof I emailed about our snakeskin forwarded it to the Curator of Herpetology & Aquatics at the St. Louis Zoo, who was kind enough to reply in person and give us a resource who might come onsite to check it out and try to find the snake.
Turns out a constrictor this size would generally eat rabbits and squirrels and probably not go much bigger than that.
are there native constrictor snakes native in north america, I asociate them with jungles (I know some invasive ones are in the everglades) or is it an escaped pet ?

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Last night, I had the idea for a homebrew world. Now to let it germinate...
What do people think... Is this cool or not cool?
The rise of technology is coming into conflict with the older arts of magic, embodied in the elves. The gentry still pride themselves on sending their scions to academies of learning, headed by elvish scholars, whose long lives enable them to remember the bygone days.
The technology is not fueled by magic; it is fueled by invention. The main intersection between the two is alchemy, which is an important pursuit among the urban populations. Apart from the humans, the masters of engineering and alchemy are the gnomes.
On the other side of the tech equation are the elves, who cling to their old ways; the halflings, who dwell in agrarian, luddite communities; and the dwarves, who, due to generations of low birthrates, are now a fraction of their past population, but are still known for their skills at older trades such as smithing and mining. Folk of all races who reject the advance of technology may be inclined to join the druidic circles in the countryside.
The evil races tend to fall into two categories: those who dwell among the human population, always just out of sight (vampires, various types of shapeshifters, sewer-dwellers, etc), and those who live on the frontiers of civilization (where you will find the orcs, monstrous humanoids, etc.).
Does this seem like the type of setting people would want to play in?

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Drejk |

Celestial Healer wrote:Last night, I had the idea for a homebrew world. Now to let it germinate...What do people think... Is this cool or not cool?
** spoiler omitted **
Does this seem like the type of setting people would want to play in?
Have you seen Wolsung?
There are similarities (and differences).