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Ok, all of the above was very informative and all well and good but what about the dinosaurs?

I'm currently working on my own 3.5/PF homebrew campaign setting based on the idea of a mideval fantasy version of the United States of America. The first adventure path is an undead apocolypse scenario.

I got mine yesterday. Amazon said it wouldn't arrive until September 8th, so needless to say, it was a delightful surprise.

I've got an Otyugh pic in the works along with a bebilith spider demon. I'm hoping to get them both in color as well.

An Otyugh? Ooooooooohhhh, I like that idea...

Sweet, the scanner is working a little better. Here's the Chuul.

Well, here's he new Grell doodle. I think this one turned out better. If I can get my damn scanner to work for longer than 2 minutes I'll post the Chuul doodle. What monster should I do next?

Sadly, my scanner is busted, so it'll be a while.

Thanks for all the kind words. The grell have recently risen to near the top of my list of favorite low to mid level D&D/Pathfinder monsters. The pic I posted was just a sketch and I have a much more refined and polished version I'm working on. I'll post it when it's finished. I'm also working...

This is a sketch of a Grell I did about 2 weeks ago during lunch at work. It took a few days but I think it turned out nice. What do the rest of you think?

I highly recommend the Saint template from The Book of Exalted Deeds. It takes a great deal of effort to obtain it, but the template has so many other awsome abilities and benefits that it's more than worth it. It's the perfect template for a Paladin to aspire to.