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Pathfinder catfolk have long been difficult to nail down anatomically in Pathfinder, but did anyone else spot the ninja turtle on page 71 in Extinction Curse: Legacy of the Lost God ? XD
Or was it just me thinking that?
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I had the same immediate thought after seeing the picture.
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No, no. It is.... an Adolescent Age Category Variant Rogue Lizardfolk.... yes....
This is what you say if Nickleodeon comes around asking question, you got me? I can't have a repeat of what happened with Street Sharks.
I can't have a repeat of what happened with Street Sharks.
Or Road Rovers, for that matter.
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I can't have a repeat of what happened with Street Sharks.Or Road Rovers, for that matter.
Biker Mice From Mars?
Biker Mice From Mars?
I never followed that one, but Road Rovers' writers paradoxed the show out of existence after the first season. The main villain made a time machine, accidentally'd himself back into a cat, and got tossed in. In the past that cat was humanified by the canine-human-ifier machine and transformed into the main villain.
I'm not making that up.
It never got a season 2 despite "being the second-highest rated show that Warner Bros was showing at the time."
Time travel paradoxes aren't really paradoxes unless you are limited to a human perception of time.
Its a stable time loop. But because the writers did that, the heroes no longer had a reason to exist, so the show got canceled.
This happens when you're human and assume cause and effect are fundamental.
Yes, but the time police will write you up a rather nasty citation when you break the laws of causality.
And then you've got to go to time court or you will get a bench warrant. But it is always such a trouble because the notice tells you that the court date is the day before you performed the infraction, and it is always such a bother to get transportation.