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Nice, Boz. :) A few comments... Yep, the gacholoth was in Monstrouc Compendium Annual 4, not PS. The darkweaver and the sunfly conversions do indeed appear to be the same creatures. The shocker in RttToEE was the sojourner variety; the contented ones remain unconverted. Razorvine is in FF...

No prob. I can't say for sure, since I've never seen H2... I'm only going by the name.

Is the steeder from H2 the duergar spider? If so, it's already in 'Races of Faerun'. Btw, it's nice to see some new conversions from you, in this thread and the other... always excellent quality. :)

Mm... that's right. Must have been 'Warriors of Heaven', then. Thanks. :)

I believe I can be of some help here. :) Named in 2E 'Planes of Conflict' and 3E 'Manual of the Planes', the original Companions of Talisid were: Prince Talisid of the Leonals Duchess Callisto of the Ursinals Lord Hwyn of the Equinals Duke Lucan of the Lupinals Lord Rhanok of the Cervidals Duke...

Nice! :) By the way. The Spirit World is home to all creatures from Oriental Adventures with the (Spirit) subtype.

Sure. I'll add those to my list, as well as some Mystaran elves I left out.

Oh... my bad, then. :)

No need to apologize :D

Nice job catching all of those mistakes. ;) Just one thing, ankylosaurus and anchisaurus are different dinosaurs (used to be a big dino buff). :)

Mm, I don't believe it is... the 3E MM just lumps the four-armed sahuagin and the malenti together as 'sahuagin mutants', but doesn't make them out to be the same thing.

My pleasure. :)

Yes, it's just a coincidence. There's no connection between the cornugon and the 3E malebranche beyond the history of the name.

A couple more... A few more early ones that slipped through the cracks... 25 - Vampires (Asanbosam, Burcolakas, Catacano, Lobishumen, Ekimmu, Mulo, Alp, Anananngel, Krvopijac, Ch'ing-shih, Vlkodlak, Bruxsa, Nosferat) (Varieties of Vampires, R. P. Smith) 44 - Half-orcs (Orc-kobold, Orc-goblin...

Indeedy. Silvanus, Oghma (both Celtic), Mielikki, Loviatar, the dead goddess Kiputytto (all Finnish), Tyr (Norse), and the entire pantheons of Mulhorand, Unther, and Shou Lung (Egyptian, Babylonian, and Chinese, respectively) in the Realms; the Oltec pantheon on Oerth (Aztec), and the Northern...

Well, having everything spelled out for you is pretty much the idea of a campaign setting. Some DMs are less creative than others, and having a world made up for you can be pretty helpful. Planescape wasn't necessarily a definitive guide to the Outer Planes for every DM, but more of a...

It's my pleasure. :)

Aaaand here's a few more I found, from some early issues... No. 1: Bulette (Creature Features, no author listed, later appeared in 1E MM, 2E MM, 3E MM) No. 2: Remorhaz (Creature Features, no author listed, later appeared in 1E MM, 2E MM, 3E MM) No. 5: Ankheg (Featured Creature, no author...

Well, I'd say Yoshi's type depends on your source. SMW Yoshi was much more dinosauroid in form, while 'Yoshi's Island' Yoshi was more anthropomorphic.

Glad to have been of service. :) Mimir.net's a great site for original Planescape material... too bad it hasn't been updated in more than two years. Btw, Krishnath, ust go to the root page, the dragon thing should be there.