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Dagggggggummit. I don't know if this makes me makes me more or less nervous!
Dang it!
One thing I do know this makes me, though...
Belabras wrote:If a bunch of folks came up with Oozes I'm going to be super impressed.If a bunch of folks came up with Oozes, I'm going to be super impressed, but also super confused. Probably in a good way.
WELP! Super confused in a good way it is!
So I was right about two out of four creature types (beyond the obvious).
Size isn't terribly surprising either - I'd expect a few more Large maybe, and I certainly didn't expect Fine hellish monster, though.
That is one fine fiend, if you know what I mean!
*nudge-nudge-wink-wink*
(I mean its size category. Duh.)

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That is one fine fiend, if you know what I mean!
*nudge-nudge-wink-wink*
(I mean its size category. Duh.)
There was also a second Fine creature--a swarm of cannibals. We had to DQ it, though, because it had the young template applied. The swarm's special abilities included paranoia and insanity. ;-)

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Jacob W. Michaels wrote:Hmm. Other teasers ...
Not sure if this counts, but I always thought I was a lenient judge, so I was surprised to discover I had the most outright rejects -- twice the number of one judge.
On the other hand, I also had twice the number of keeps as that judge (I think it's been noted, we initially rule entries on a continuum of reject-weak reject-on the fence-weak keep-keep).
One of the judges might have been using a weird bell curve metric. ;)
Technically, you could argue that a straight line is a kind of bell curve. Expect table variation though ;-)

Tacticslion |

Thanks, Adam!
I've still got a few things to do, but we're almost set for the big reveal on Thursday!
Aaaaaaaagggghhhh~!
*begins a very long drum-roll*
Aaaaaaaagggghhhh~!
That is one fine fiend, if you know what I mean!
*nudge-nudge-wink-wink*
(I mean its size category. Duh.)
There was also a second Fine creature--a swarm of cannibals. We had to DQ it, though, because it had the young template applied. The swarm's special abilities included paranoia and insanity.
;-)(•_•) / ( •_•)>⌐■-■ / (⌐■_■),
FTFY~!

AngryNerdRageDemon |

I fear Mikko is trying to rickroll us...
Maybe that's that paranoia acting up, but that'd be suitably hellish of him...
No one would ever do that to you!
Heehee! I think he's falling for it!
Crap! Gotta turn off my external internal monolo-!

Curaigh |
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I fear Mikko is trying to rickroll us...
Maybe that's that paranoia acting up, but that'd be suitably hellish of him...
Hmmm.... I guess I should have expected that, but he didn't & I am now having flashbacks to [redacted]. & To think, I did not trust my dancing skills enough to pursue that career when this sort of choreography was the norm. :)
Construct: 1
Fey: 1
Ooze: 3
Outsider: 23
Plant: 1
What?!? No dragons?! We love those crazy little guys! Oh wait. Stupid auto-correct. There it is, spelled with two 'O's'. :P
I could still be right on the angels, but I am surprised my tongue-in-cheek construct and plants proved right. :)
Speaking of bell curves. I had never noticed arranging the sizes in a column like this would produce one so closely. :) is there a three letter abbreviation for fine? for colossal?
Huge: 3
Large: 5
Medium: 13
Small: 5
Tiny: 2
Fne: 1

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I'm testing the poll thingy, and I need a few volunteers to test it's working as it should. Some instructions:
1. Enter the voting booth by clicking this: http://www.poll-maker.com/poll593809x9A4147D7-25
2. Choose any one of the options and click Vote.
3. Send me a PM here on paizo.com with the name of the monster you voted for. (So I can check the results page shows me the right number of votes.)
4. Feel free to try to cheat the system by using different browsers and what have you.
4. Report anything unusual, also via a PM.
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It was a really tight race between the hellephant, infernisaur, brimstone badger, and lava lovah. Infernisaur won by one vote.
Anyway, the poll seems to be working fine. If you hit the back button in the browser, it's possible to vote several times (and the website registers each), but only the last vote seems to count; the algorithm filters out any extra votes.

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Here Be Monsters 2 -- Top 6
Protean, Anomiak
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Here Be Monsters 2 -- Top 6
Protean, Anomiak
Hellhorn
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Here Be Monsters 2 -- Top 6
Protean, Anomiak
Hellhorn
Enabler Devil
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Here Be Monsters 2 -- Top 6
Protean, Anomiak
Hellhorn
Enabler Devil
Hellfire Gorger
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motteditor RPG Superstar 2014 Top 16, RPG Superstar 2012 Top 16 |

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Here Be Monsters 2 -- Top 6
Protean, Anomiak
Hellhorn
Enabler Devil
Hellfire Gorger
Headless Devil (Gannceann)
Hellforge Slag

motteditor RPG Superstar 2014 Top 16, RPG Superstar 2012 Top 16 |
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Congrats again to all the Top 6! And thanks to everyone for participating and giving us so many fun creatures to read.
And to those of you who aren't contestants, please feel free to leave comments on the monsters and/or here. You're free to advocate for your favorites and give the designers feedback.