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I suspect this is the real answer. Although if the Gygax and the other original designers really did know the etymology of gargoyle (as pointed out earlier in this thread) and made them evil for that reason I would say that's pretty impressive.

This never made sense to me considering real life gargoyles were intended to scare away demons and the like, so wouldn't it make more sense for intelligent gargoyles to be good?

I guess by feel bad i meant more like "feel bad because their existence sounds so horrible even if they are evil" than "feel bad about killing them". Another one (besides undead) is the phaerlock from the Underdark book since it says they live with constant pain for some reason (it isn't really...

I feel bad for most undead since their (un)lives are described as horrible, and they are usually turned undead against their will. Destroying them seems like putting down a mad dog.

I was thinking like a Social Darwinist type character.

Exactly. However I don't want to just say "these are minions" for the same reason I wouldn't want to say "this guy is level 24"

I would say something like "this creature looks relatively weak"

Hey what about stats for the Flying Spaghetti Monster? I'm not sure how powerful he would be but I assume he would have the pseudonatural template but have noodles instead of tentacles.

Ok misread it. Same deal though, why does it make you more vulnerable?

Why would a bad sense of smell make you resistant to poison gas? It's not poisonous because it smells bad (indeed, most poison gases in real life are odorless.)

Can you make the same AOE (with the same casting) be lethal to some targets and nonlethal to others?

Does concentration take any action on the caster's part or no?

For me Depeche Mode- Get The Balance Right, as I always thought the lyrics sounded like instructions for how to play a true neutral character.

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I figure really nice but really weird. And what would be a good name? I like Peacekey :)

Please delete this thread.

You know what else I find irritating? PEOPLE DERAILING MY THREADS!

3.x E was Greyhawk, 4e had it's own new cosmology, I cant seem to find out what 5e's default universe/setting is

Anyone else hate how in the spell descriptions it lists the level but doesn't say WHAT classes can use it, forcing you to go back to the beginning of the chapter to check?

I imagine they'd be running away to start with. Of course they only have a speed of 6 like most medium humanoids so it would probably take a couple rounds for them to get out of the way