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<blockquote data-quote="Mecheon" data-source="post: 8770628" data-attributes="member: 6801776">I've been a bit softer on Slaad ever since someone pointed out the Egyptian Ogdoad, an ancient set of creator deities who were forgotten and re-discovered during the time of ancient Egypt, have frog heads. Also snake heads for someAlso I do dig their 4E version being &quot;Hey, they're eating the law and structure of the multiverse to try and bring it back to its chaotic predecessor&quot;. Which in this day and age would be.... The First Worldnow if they could actually be written as chaotic and not just 'yeah they're just chaotic evil but sometimes they wander off rather than fight' it'd help things. Or if they'd give them appropriate powers for Chaotic Shennanigans rather than keeping to their old stuffMechanus, on the other hand, I just role as &quot;The gears that keep the universe running, the gears are literately physical incartations of rules like gravity&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mecheon, post: 8770628, member: 6801776"] I've been a bit softer on Slaad ever since someone pointed out the Egyptian Ogdoad, an ancient set of creator deities who were forgotten and re-discovered during the time of ancient Egypt, have frog heads. Also snake heads for some Also I do dig their 4E version being "Hey, they're eating the law and structure of the multiverse to try and bring it back to its chaotic predecessor". Which in this day and age would be.... The First World now if they could actually be written as chaotic and not just 'yeah they're just chaotic evil but sometimes they wander off rather than fight' it'd help things. Or if they'd give them appropriate powers for Chaotic Shennanigans rather than keeping to their old stuff Mechanus, on the other hand, I just role as "The gears that keep the universe running, the gears are literately physical incartations of rules like gravity" [/QUOTE]

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