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Don't forget bioluminescence. Some sea critters can expel glowing ink as a decoy against predators.

Sea elves, locathah, and merfolk are among the "core races" in my current campaign. First I made the locathah a hermaphroditic race, similar to the anthias fish . When a tribe is reduced to all females, one will "change" to become male. Then I gave them a caste system based on the coloration...

I stand corrected... okay, okay.. I'm still sitting. I only attempt the djembe and the steering wheel, when it comes to percussion instruments. I wonder what Terry Bozzio can count to... Missing Persons - Mental Hopscotch - YouTube

"These go to eleven."

I do not wear t-shirts, as the collars are too tight and make me choke. I wear golf shirts.

::ahem:: Flock of Sea Ghouls, thankyouverymuch ;)

That's pretty common. I am part owner of a beer/wine distributorship. It has always been company policy to discipline employees who consume beer that we do not distribute.

and here I was expecting.. Val Doonican ::: Marvelous Toy (with lyrics) - YouTube

Back to eating things from the sea that are best not eaten...

Kinda looks like Lolth's Spider Ship:

and now I want to devise a dungeon placed inside a gargantuan sea cucumber...

Sea cucumber tastes remarkably like jellyfish, which in turn tastes remarkably like a rubber band. ;) Awww... c'mon... a pearlfish has to live somewhere ;)

I love seafood. When it comes to sushi I like octopus, eel, sea urchin, and conch. I get a yearly craving for conch fritters. But oddly enough I cannot stand the taste, smell, or texture of poultry (though I do eat eggs and keep chickens as pets).

From what my players have expressed, MapTool can be a bit intimidating for those expecting a simple seamless interface. For the past 5 years I have run my game via IRC. Some of my players still use Mibbit, instead of an IRC client app.

You might need a browser other than Safari, though. I was going to create a campaign and came across: "We're sorry, but there's currently a bug in Safari that prevents Roll20 from working."

Naughty Octopus Teaches Painful Lesson to Dolphin

"We're sorry, but there's currently a bug in Safari that prevents Roll20 from working." Ouch.

Apologies. The summer arrived and my brain has yet to recover - I have seven kids, after all. ;) You can catch up on some of the past game logs at ww.squidieval.com You'll find a link to the IRC channel there, as well.

Strings befuddle me, but I wouldn't say no to one of these: Roland AX-Synth I currently own the prior generation, the ax-7, which I often play with GarageBand, coupled to my iPad via an iRig MIDI (for portability).

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