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<blockquote data-quote="Capellan" data-source="post: 666648" data-attributes="member: 6294">This may be a little &quot;off the wall&quot;, but how about a giant fish?Take one of the ugly critters from the pic below (it's an Angler Fish, for the record), blow it up to Gargantuan size, and give its spines/feelers the supernatural ability to turn solid rock to water (like an improved rock to mud).&nbsp; Such a beast would be filled with scores of ghouls, ready to come pouring out as soon as the angler fish burst out of the rock and into an enemy-held cavern.&nbsp; The ghouls would literally travel inside the fish, since it wouldn't have a digestive system, and would rush out of it's mouth and gills to attack.The fish itself is visually disturbing (always a Good Thing), and its many spines would make it hard to hurt in melee without being injured yourself.Plus, if the ghouls get it mobile, you have the fun of dumping the Defenders into an underwater battle.&nbsp; They've surely got the magic to overcome that inconvenience, but it might put them off their game for a round or two.The ghouls of course, don't need to breathe, so would be reasonably 'at home' underwater, though slowed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Capellan, post: 666648, member: 6294"] This may be a little "off the wall", but how about a giant fish? Take one of the ugly critters from the pic below (it's an Angler Fish, for the record), blow it up to Gargantuan size, and give its spines/feelers the supernatural ability to turn solid rock to water (like an improved rock to mud). Such a beast would be filled with scores of ghouls, ready to come pouring out as soon as the angler fish burst out of the rock and into an enemy-held cavern. The ghouls would literally travel inside the fish, since it wouldn't have a digestive system, and would rush out of it's mouth and gills to attack. The fish itself is visually disturbing (always a Good Thing), and its many spines would make it hard to hurt in melee without being injured yourself. Plus, if the ghouls get it mobile, you have the fun of dumping the Defenders into an underwater battle. They've surely got the magic to overcome that inconvenience, but it might put them off their game for a round or two. The ghouls of course, don't need to breathe, so would be reasonably 'at home' underwater, though slowed. [/QUOTE]

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