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Drammattex
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Thanks for the shout out, Z!
@ Herschel: I was hoping that would be the case.
I rambled about banderhobbs a little here, in case there's interest.
Rambled about the nymphs, kraken, and yeti too, but will probably just post links to the WotC site for the mimic and catoblepas (this chat may be forthcoming), since I have little to say about them that hasn't already been said.
As long as I'm shamelessly discussing stuff I've worked on, check out the Demonomicon excerpts on WotC today and click through the art too. My baby, Oublivae, is due on July 5th. Exciting.
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Agreed on all counts! I pretty much instantly levelled the Banderhobbs up so I could toss them into my current campaign, where the PCs are trapped in an epic level Domain of Dread... that now has Banderhobbs as the 'secret police' of the dark powers.
Drammattex
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You guys are seriously making my day--I'm totally thrilled that people like the banderhobb (and are being swallowed by them on a regular basis!).
As for me, I may de-level them a bit, but perhaps not. I'm used to using them (in 2e and 3e) around 5th-8th level, but now that I'm no longer afraid to run adventures above 10th level I may just leave them where they are and have them be horrible, somewhat unstoppable monsters until the PCs become savvy enough to take them on. Much to consider...
In 2e, one of the PCs was grabbed by the tongue and dragged toward the mouth. He locked his legs on the thing's jaws as it drew him in, and fought it for a while before being swallowed (his strength sucked). There was some shock as he spent a couple rounds out of the fight before slicing his way through its belly and exploding back onto the field. That player was all about the cinematic (and a high octane DM as well).
As for me, I may de-level them a bit, but perhaps not. I'm used to using them (in 2e and 3e) around 5th-8th level, but now that I'm no longer afraid to run adventures above 10th level I may just leave them where they are and have them be horrible, somewhat unstoppable monsters until the PCs become savvy enough to take them on. Much to consider...
In 2e, one of the PCs was grabbed by the tongue and dragged toward the mouth. He locked his legs on the thing's jaws as it drew him in, and fought it for a while before being swallowed (his strength sucked). There was some shock as he spent a couple rounds out of the fight before slicing his way through its belly and exploding back onto the field. That player was all about the cinematic (and a high octane DM as well).
