[Creatures] Dark Crystal and D&D

Angelsboi

First Post

• Jan 21, 2002

• #1

Has anyone did the mystics, Aughra, the Landstriders, Gotharm or the Skeksis??

Just curious

 

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el-remmen

Moderator Emeritus

• Jan 21, 2002

• #2

If you mean by "did" create D&D versions of the se creatures. . Yes, once long ago and long lost. . .

It has been a while since I've seen the film so I doubt I could do it from memory.

Is that out on DVD yet?

 

Angelsboi

First Post

• Jan 21, 2002

• #3

yes it is.

Anyone else have them??

 

MythandLore

First Post

• Jan 21, 2002

• #4

Angelsboi said:

yes it is.

Anyone else have them??

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Try posting in General Monster Talk, someone may have something.

 

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angramainyu

Community Supporter

• Jan 21, 2002

• #5

I haven't ever come across any of those stats.

The DVD is good, I got it in a box set with Labyrinth. Sweet big-haired David Bowie.

 

Mark

CreativeMountainGames.com

• Jan 21, 2002

• #6

Must be a "Muppet"" thing if it included both of those in the boxed set. It would be interesting to create stats on a lot of the "monsters" found in those. They remind me of some of the things found in "Time Bandits" also...

 

el-remmen

Moderator Emeritus

• Jan 21, 2002

• #7

Time Bandits

Now THAT is a film . .. I hate Labyrinth (CRAP!)

But Time Bandits. . . I would love to write an adventure with a map of time and space.

 

MythandLore

First Post

• Jan 21, 2002

• #8

nemmerle said:

Time Bandits

Now THAT is a film . .. I hate Labyrinth (CRAP!)

But Time Bandits. . . I would love to write an adventure with a map of time and space.

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I never really liked " Time Bandits" or " Labyrinth",
Now "The Apple Dumpling Gang", that was a good movie.

 

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kenjib

First Post

• Jan 21, 2002

• #9

Retreivers would work almost 100% perfect for those dark beetle things, no?

 

Darkness

Hand and Eye of Piratecat [Moderator]

• Jan 21, 2002

• #10

Time Bandits - that's a Monty Python movie, right? I loved that one... Boy, Monthy Python made some great movies "back in the day." And quite a few must-sees for all us fantasy-freaks - e.g., Eric the Viking (or whatever it was called), Jabberwocky, Monthy Python and the Holy Grail -, too.