Baby beholder coloring book/Return of Meepo

Krug · Dec 27, 2004

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dnd/20041225x

Iyov??

This propaganda campaign for beholders must be STOPPED, STOPPED I tell you!

Ankh-Morpork Guard · Dec 27, 2004

I like it. Heck, my little brother(he's 7) loved it. Slowly sucking him into D&D...it'd be easier if I lived up here with him, but I do what I can. And this sure helped.

Crothian · Dec 27, 2004

Everyone knows the only real coloring book is:

http://www.enworld.org/reviews/index.php?sub=yes&where=currentprod&which=TKCBoC-CE

Nifft · Dec 27, 2004

Lame. I liked how Grub's adventure could have actually happened -- it was just the behavior of the Underdark's denizens that didn't match most campaigns. Everyone knows Beholders don't shoot blast-rays out of their central eye.

Why couldn't the little guys be threatened by something magical, like a Living Spell, that the central eye could defeat? Again I say: lame!

-- N, devil in the details

Chronosome · Dec 27, 2004

Yay! Iconic monster fun!

Krug · Dec 28, 2004

Now who's gonna colour it? What colour is Meepo, really?

TroyXavier · Dec 28, 2004

I had a lot of fun with it.

Gez · Dec 28, 2004

Nifft said:
Lame. I liked how Grub's adventure could have actually happened -- it was just the behavior of the Underdark's denizens that didn't match most campaigns. Everyone knows Beholders don't shoot blast-rays out of their central eye.

I kinda theorize that Iyov is a half-carebear beholder. It may explain some weirdness. (Beholders having no bellies, something else must be used.)

Prince of Happiness · Dec 28, 2004

My girlfriend thinks D&D is utterly dorky but her head almost exploded at how cute this one was.

Great! This is all gold in my book!

philreed · Dec 28, 2004

I think we need an animated D&D series with this style/attitude. It would certainly help grow interest in the game more than the current basic game will.