Recent content by Aeolius

I appreciate that! What are we playing, then?

Be sure that the hag polymorphs a small child into the shape of a hag, before she changes into the form of a child. Gets 'em every time!

The World of Greyhawk has sea sprites, which I gave wings like flying fish fins. And I too have aquatic thri-kreen, inspired by the aquatic nymph stage of some insects.

I've been tweaking my humanoid anemones, the anemoids, and a new one, remora-like humanoids known as remorians.

There was also The Deep by Mystic Eye Games.

Still here! Seven kids coupled with the end of the school year have addled my brain accordingly. I still run my undersea adventure "Heirs of Turucambi" (3.5e, mid-level) via IRC every Sunday night and am now gearing up to run an entry level Pathfinder/Cerulean Seas campaign, "The Witching...

Late to the party, here. :) How has your undersea campaign been progressing? I have been running undersea games since 1998, starting with a PbP and then a chat-based game.

I keep meaning to try this approach with Roll20

Or perhaps the creature in Peter Benchley's "The Beast".

Hidden at wizards.com you can also find the 3.5e Monster Index, which I find quite useful. Admittedly, I an rather fond of using shellycoats (aquatic greenhags) and sea hags in my undersea games. Merrow are another good one mentioned above. With 3.5e templates you can really cause a bit of...

A brief summary of the game thusfar: Having explored Turucambi Reef, the Sinking Isle, and the Jungle of Lost Ships the party acquired the third Tome of Apotheosis and a draught of Aqua Mortis, both required to restore life to the spirit hag Xaetra, who resided in an eidolon golem made of...

I now have two openings in “Heirs of Turucambi”, my 3.5e undersea chat-based game, run Sunday nights via IRC from 8pm-11pm Eastern. New PCs begin with 61,000 XP and must have a natural swim speed as well as the ability to breathe underwater without the use of magic. I allow the use of all WotC...

If you consider Colin Baker to be a Landsknecht it almost makes sense: "What made the Landsknechte so conspicuous was their elaborate dress, which they adopted from the Swiss, but later took to even more dramatic excess. Maximilian I exempted them from the prevalent sumptuary laws as an...

In last week’s game (06/30/13) the party explored the depths of the Azure Sea, having traveled from the Solnor Ocean within a saltwater lake held aloft upon a floating island fashioned from a cloud. Within the waters, they sought the whereabouts of the undersea fortress of Drawmij, reportedly...

I DM, so that my hags have someone to play with.