The Burned Man
First Post
Monte Cook talks about that picuture here ...
http://www.wizards.com/dnd/article....dnd/dx20020329x
Here's the quote:
Introducing Call of Cthulhu monsters is one thing. It's a little more challenging to add an Elder God to your campaign. This picture from the book's appendix was inspired by a playtest session in which Monte sic'ed Great Cthulhu against 20th-level versions of Mialee, Regdar, and the other iconic D&D characters. "There were six players, and if you died you got to bring in a new 20th-level character the following round," Monte said. "Even faced with those odds, Cthulhu killed 13 of them before they killed him. Actually, they didn't kill him, they imprisoned him with an imprisonment spell -- because they just couldn't kill him."
http://www.wizards.com/dnd/article....dnd/dx20020329x
Here's the quote:
Introducing Call of Cthulhu monsters is one thing. It's a little more challenging to add an Elder God to your campaign. This picture from the book's appendix was inspired by a playtest session in which Monte sic'ed Great Cthulhu against 20th-level versions of Mialee, Regdar, and the other iconic D&D characters. "There were six players, and if you died you got to bring in a new 20th-level character the following round," Monte said. "Even faced with those odds, Cthulhu killed 13 of them before they killed him. Actually, they didn't kill him, they imprisoned him with an imprisonment spell -- because they just couldn't kill him."