DungeonmasterCal |
I don't use dinosaurs in my current campaigns. Not because I don't like them (I have much love for the terrible lizards) but to me they seem so over used. I throw in a lot of other prehistoric beasts though, especially ancient mammals.
But lately I've been itchin' to run a campaign in Edgar Rice Burrough's inner world setting of Pellucidar, which abounds with dinosaurs (and other beasts and strange beings). I'm having a moral quandary over this, as my players would browbeat me to the ground for going back on my word to keep dinosaurs from the game. What do I do? What do I do? Woe.. oh woe...
PsychoticWarrior |
I don't use dinosaurs in my current campaigns. Not because I don't like them (I have much love for the terrible lizards) but to me they seem so over used. I throw in a lot of other prehistoric beasts though, especially ancient mammals.
But lately I've been itchin' to run a campaign in Edgar Rice Burrough's inner world setting of Pellucidar, which abounds with dinosaurs (and other beasts and strange beings). I'm having a moral quandary over this, as my players would browbeat me to the ground for going back on my word to keep dinosaurs from the game. What do I do? What do I do? Woe.. oh woe...
There is a lot of evidence being found that dinosaurs most resembled birds rather than lizards. Have some giant 30' long chickens attack them with their razor tooth filled jaws.