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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wippit Guud" data-source="post: 78543" data-attributes="member: 720">So, what you people are discussing in a nutshell, is that if you start creating more intelligent wolves, you'll breed out normal wolves? Has it every occurred to anyone that there already is an intelligent breed of wolves, and it hassn't affected standard wolf populations?Lets see what kind of animals may have been created doing something along these lines:Basilisk - Somewhere I saw a half-medusa template, if you applied that to several lizards, and let them breed, potentially you'll get a reptile with a gaze attack. Blink Dog - Perhaps an imbue with spell accident that created a new species.Centaur - A good case for the wild-shaped druid, what animal more combines a human and animal parent?Cockatrice - Put that half-medusa template on a rooster and some chickens.Dragon Turtle - Half-dragon templates applied to giant turtles and bred.Dragonne - Half-dragon templates applied to a lionGnoll - Hyena-shaped druid and a hyena, but with a different effect than that of the centaur.Gorgon - Yet another half-medusa possibility.Lizardfolk - Druid and giant lizard, along the same lines as a gnoll.Naga - Druid and snake, with an extreme case of combination.Troglodyte - Perhaps a an offshoot of lizardfolk?Winter Wolf - Half-elemental wolves which have created a species of their own.Worg - What should've been poined out at the beginning, a more intelligent species of wolf.I'm not saying it's perfect, it's hard to justify some monster, such as minotaur (as it's a bull, the druid must carry the baby, can't see that happening), and lycanthropy is a disease that can be transmitted, so I think that falls outside this.Ironically, unless it's classified as a humanoid, everything above is a 'magical beast' with the exception of nagas, which are abberations. But as I said, it's an extreme case ifyou follow this line.</blockquote>

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