D&D 4E Dinosaurs in 4E?


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All of the dinosaurs are under the "Behemoth" classification. There are some good ones in MM1 and MM2, if I'm remembering correctly, though you may have to tweak the math on them to bring them up to current standards, but they're there.
 



The name change was very annoying IMO, making it hard for me to quickly find stats for tyrannosaur, tricerotops etc when I need them.

I know that the name change made the old cataloging difficult, but I found the names more evocative. Some were silly of course, but from a gameworld perspective I enjoyed the change. The dinosaur names were too clinical/scientific IMO.
 

It wouldn't have hurt to make a "Dinosaur" category, then give them all the names they ended up with. I don't think Behemoth covers them all. There's the Glidewing and the Clawfoot from Eberron, and there might be more. Kinda frustrating to find.

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The name change was very annoying IMO, making it hard for me to quickly find stats for tyrannosaur, tricerotops etc when I need them.

Yeah, I always got confused between brontosaurus and apatosaurus, too! Now they tell me there was no such thing as a brontosaurus, it was just an apatosaurus with the head of a diplodocus stuck on it. Colour me confused.

Wait, that is what we're talking about, right?
 

I just don't know why the stopped at Dinosaurs when it came to name changes. Horses and cows keeping the names they are called on Earth in D&D settings make no sense to me either, why shouldn't they be changed to Beefsteak Behemoth and Four Legged Neighstomper as well?
 

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