VicsHacienda
Explorer
Playing #WotBS #ScouringofGatePass. Why are there badgers in this? Unless they have some sort of connection later on, I'd prefer to replace them with something that fits better. Any ideas for replacements?
WotBS Badgers? We dont need to have stinkin' badgers!
It is a celestial creature. The Shahalesti (high elves) have celestials in their service. Having celestial (magical) creatures show up in a Taranesti (wood elves) enclave in Gate Pass is a clue that the Shahalesti are operating in Gate Pass.
RangerWickett
Legend
In D&D 3rd edition, one of the low level monsters you could summon was a celestial badger.
In one of my games in 2001, an enemy wizard managed to cast multiple summon monster spells while invisible, leading to the party being swarmed by about a dozen celestial badgers. We found it rightly ridiculous, and one player vociferously called dibs on the rights to name a band Amidst the Badgers. (He never started a band.)
Years later, I wrote the first adventure, and needed some odd creatures to pose a brief obstacle to the party while signalling that their enemies weren't evil, just politically opposed.
In one of my games in 2001, an enemy wizard managed to cast multiple summon monster spells while invisible, leading to the party being swarmed by about a dozen celestial badgers. We found it rightly ridiculous, and one player vociferously called dibs on the rights to name a band Amidst the Badgers. (He never started a band.)
Years later, I wrote the first adventure, and needed some odd creatures to pose a brief obstacle to the party while signalling that their enemies weren't evil, just politically opposed.
RangerWickett
Legend
By the way, did you know that gelatinous cubes are also nature's suction cups? Try licking one and tossing it on the ceiling!
And in adventure eight, we teach poodles (woolly mammoths) how to fly!
And in adventure eight, we teach poodles (woolly mammoths) how to fly!
