D&D 5E Please go like Mike Myler's 5E Epic Monsters: Peter Pan!!! If he gets 20 likes he'll agree to write up Hercules!!!
Mike Myler
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Since you've got a thing going here: I could use more Epic Monsters subjects. I've only got 3 on that list and I'm not wild about doing two Nordic serpents so soon after Fafnir, particularly because the Yggdrasil serpents are basically encounters rather than monster builds.
Rafael Martin
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I am watching the Superbowl now, but I will give you some awesome suggestions very soon for Epic Monsters! How about Bigfoot for starters?
Rafael Martin
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In the creation stories of the Lenape and Iroquois people, the Earth is created as soil is piled on the back of a great sea turtle that continues to grow until it is carrying the entire world. Many indigenous tribes in North America refer to the continent as Turtle Island to this day.
Mike Myler
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Bigfoot is too easily handed off as a Giant Ape or Yeti. World Turtle is something I can probably go after since I've gotta figure on some titanic creature-encounter rules anyway for the nordic world serpents
Rafael Martin
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The Lenape myth of the "Great Turtle" was first recorded between 1678 and 1680 by Jasper Danckaerts. The myth is shared by other indigenous peoples of the Northeastern Woodlands, notably the Iroquois.[5]
The Jesuit Relations contain a Huron story concerning the World Turtle:
'When the Father was explaining to them [some Huron seminarists] some circumstance of the passion of our Lord, and speaking to them of the eclipse of the Sun, and of the trembling of the earth which was felt at that time, they replied that there was talk in their own country of a great earthquake which had happened in former times; but they did not know either the time or the cause of that disturbance. "There is still talk," (said they) "of a very remarkable darkening of the Sun, which was supposed to have happened because the great turtle which upholds the earth, in changing its position or place, brought its shell before the Sun, and thus deprived the world of sight."'
Please go like Mike Myler's 5E Epic Monsters: Peter Pan!!! If he gets 20 likes he'll agree to write up Hercules!!!
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D&D 5E - Epic Monsters: Peter Pan
“It’s a bird! It’s a plane!” No, it’s that half-bird half-boy shadow-fighting faerie-friend from Neverland, that lad who can never grow up but apparently can do anything else: Peter Pan! This is a literature character invented by the Scotsman J.M. Barrie, a novelist and playwright in the...www.enworld.org
How many likes for Godzilla?
Rafael Martin
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Mike Myler
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Enough that we can afford to buy the license for Godzilla.
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