Tuesday, January 5, 2010

I Always Imagine Monsters As Being Terribly Lonely


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Posted by Zak Sabbath at Tuesday, January 05, 2010
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  1. May the gods help the poor adventurers if that thing is NOT lonely! I imagine running into a whole gaggle of castle spanning serpents (flock? swarm?) would really ruin my day if I was just in it for the loot.

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  2. I really like that drawing, by the way.

    - Okay, what is going on... did you rig your word verification? For my first post it was "fogie" (as in we're not all a bunch of old fogies playing D&D) and this one was "thong".

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  3. A friend has recounted that his DM gave the monsters a 10% chance of masturbating; well, what do you do when you sit around at home all day every day?

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  4. @mordicai: link related (SFW), ya sick little monkey.

    Wasn't there something floating around the blogosphere a while back about true monstrosity being a function of uniqueness. I want to blame E.G.Palmer (Old Guard) for it with his weird ideas about random dragons, spontaneous generation and the like...

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  5. I really like these drawings...they have a really Edward Gorey feel to them.

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  6. @Chris; spontaneous generation is the best excuse for populating a dungeon, & lets you get away with ALL kinds of stupidity: "oh well the iron golems were around, some broke, rust mephits spontaneously generated, the rust monsters moved in, & that paved the way for bigger predators..."

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