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New Monster Titles

Started by Weave, June 26, 2014, 08:09:28 PM

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Weave

Alright! So, sticking with the idea of having ridiculous D&D monsters, I propose the following:

1. Squark
2. Yeth Hound
3. Owlbear
4. Hamster, Giant Space
5. Giff
6. Biclops
7. Yrthak
8. Flail Snail
9. Gelatinous Cube
10. Flumph

If anyone has any additional monsters they'd like to see, feel free to post them. I'm tempted to throw in the Gibbering Mouther, myself.


sparkletwist

Yes, how can we miss the Gibbering Mouther. :D

Oh, what about Modrons? (I think those probably came about when some DM forgot the monster miniatures and had to use dice...)

LordVreeg

i used them...but I hated how they looked
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Rose-of-Vellum

If the aim is creating a list of ridiculous old-school monsters (which is a great concept), I heartily endorse the squark, biclops, giff, flail snail, space hamster, and of course the flumph.

Personally, I always thought the yeth hounds were awesome, underrated, and underused. Likewise for the yrthak, though to a lesser extent. 

Owlbears and gelatinous cubes are classic additions to the list.

If you are looking for alternatives, I might suggest the umbleby. Basically a furry man-monster whose special attack is static electricity generated by its fur. Dates back to first Fiend Folio.

Su-Monster/Su-Monkey is another.

Also, love me some Planescape, especially its art.


LD

Suggestion: substitute something for the Yeth Hound... they don't quite seem to fit as much. The gibbering mouther might be a good trade.

Lmns Crn

So, that's a no on the Yeth?
I move quick: I'm gonna try my trick one last time--
you know it's possible to vaguely define my outline
when dust move in the sunshine

Weave

Ahhh I'm on vacation with limited internet, so I decided I should probably nail down the titles based on popular suggestion so we can get them running.

I propose the following:

1. Squark
2. Gibbering Mouther
3. Owlbear
4. Hamster, Giant Space
5. Giff
6. Modron
7. Yrthak
8. Flail Snail
9. Gelatinous Cube
10. Flumph

I think I'll stick with this. May the powers that be change the titles.

Steerpike

We should adopt "Yeth Hound" as forum slang for a frequent poster or something.  As in "Lord Vreeg is such a Yeth Hound when it comes to Celtricia."

Could also be a verb... to Yeth...

sparkletwist


LordVreeg

Quote from: Steerpike
We should adopt "Yeth Hound" as forum slang for a frequent poster or something.  As in "Lord Vreeg is such a Yeth Hound when it comes to Celtricia."

Could also be a verb... to Yeth...
Indeed. 
Or the adjective version, Yethable, when a post is so good it draws responses.
VerkonenVreeg, The Nice.Celtricia, World of Factions

Steel Island Online gaming thread
The Collegium Arcana Online Game
Old, evil, twisted, damaged, and afflicted.  Orbis non sufficit.Thread Murderer Extraordinaire, and supposedly pragmatic...\"That is my interpretation. That the same rules designed to reduce the role of the GM and to empower the player also destroyed the autonomy to create a consistent setting. And more importantly, these rules reduce the Roleplaying component of what is supposed to be a \'Fantasy Roleplaying game\' to something else\"-Vreeg

LD

Perhaps just use the forum's auto-censor ability. Instead of turning naughty words or whatever word (e.g. "amazing") into ****, change them into Yeth.