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<blockquote data-quote="Eremite" data-source="post: 1842133" data-attributes="member: 24296">I like the orang utan-like bar-lgura tanar'ri but I wanted something more appropriate for servants of Demogorgon... so I simply changed the description to green-scaled mandrill-like creatures, made them immune to acid rather than electricity and kept everything else the same.The PCs thought they were great and wondered where they were from!The same campaign I had water elementals that seemed to contain a multitude of lost souls and thus looked a lot like the caller in darkness from the Expanded Psionics Handbook. They rose up out of some pools and the players actually seemed to be scared. If only they had known that they were only water elementals....I've also changed the colour of a black pudding to purple in a Forgotten Realms campaign to make it a more suitable servitor of Ghaunadaur. This really confused one of the more experienced (ie: since 1E) players who had no idea what it was.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eremite, post: 1842133, member: 24296"] I like the orang utan-like bar-lgura tanar'ri but I wanted something more appropriate for servants of Demogorgon... so I simply changed the description to green-scaled mandrill-like creatures, made them immune to acid rather than electricity and kept everything else the same. The PCs thought they were great and wondered where they were from! The same campaign I had water elementals that seemed to contain a multitude of lost souls and thus looked a lot like the caller in darkness from the Expanded Psionics Handbook. They rose up out of some pools and the players actually seemed to be scared. If only they had known that they were only water elementals.... I've also changed the colour of a black pudding to purple in a Forgotten Realms campaign to make it a more suitable servitor of Ghaunadaur. This really confused one of the more experienced (ie: since 1E) players who had no idea what it was. [/QUOTE]

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