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<blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 4187487" data-attributes="member: 2067">Shrugz. He's not excellent by any stretch, but he's about par for what I'd expect from WotC art. Hits the major notes I was expecting. A new direction without a complete overhaul.Explodes your mind.Right, but that's kind of independent of any legacy whatnots and/or new whatnots. Its not like anyone who knows what a D&amp;D hobgoblin is kind of typically like is at some sort of advantage in any way. I think it's because my litmus test is &quot;What do I want to use in a game?&quot; I want to use militaristic enemies who can form evil empires and march on, and whom the players can slaughter righteously. I'm not sure at all I want to use shadow people of eternal suffering.Or, to bring it back to the original item, I want to use devil cat people from hell who can be a constant hidden evil at the edge of your vision. I don't really care where it comes from or how long it's been around. My only measure is how interesting it is to use in my own D&amp;D games. The invisible stalker has been around for that long and I'm STILL not very interested in using one of those.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="I'm A Banana, post: 4187487, member: 2067"] Shrugz. He's not excellent by any stretch, but he's about par for what I'd expect from WotC art. Hits the major notes I was expecting. A new direction without a complete overhaul. Explodes [I]your mind[/I]. Right, but that's kind of independent of any legacy whatnots and/or new whatnots. Its not like anyone who knows what a D&D hobgoblin is kind of typically like is at some sort of advantage in any way. I think it's because my litmus test is "What do I want to use in a game?" I want to use militaristic enemies who can form evil empires and march on, and whom the players can slaughter righteously. I'm not sure at all I want to use shadow people of eternal suffering. Or, to bring it back to the original item, I want to use devil cat people from hell who can be a constant hidden evil at the edge of your vision. I don't really care where it comes from or how long it's been around. My only measure is how interesting it is to use in my own D&D games. The invisible stalker has been around for that long and I'm STILL not very interested in using one of those. [/QUOTE]

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