Wippit Guud
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Whipping up a few dinosaurs, just wonderd a) if anyone has done any yet, and b) if any are in MM2.
Dinosaurs
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Krishnath
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The following dionsaurs and other giant extinct reptiles can be found in MM2:
Cryptoclidus
Allosaurus
Anklysaurus
Quetzacouatlus
Seismosaurus
Spinosaurus
Add to this the five dinos found in the original MM.
But since you're doing dinos, would you mind taking a few requests?
Until later,
Cryptoclidus
Allosaurus
Anklysaurus
Quetzacouatlus
Seismosaurus
Spinosaurus
Add to this the five dinos found in the original MM.
But since you're doing dinos, would you mind taking a few requests?
Until later,
Wippit Guud
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Oh, we'll see 
bit bummed about Anklosaurus, had that one done.. oh well...
bit bummed about Anklosaurus, had that one done.. oh well...
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demiurge1138
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Wippit Guud, if you're taking requests, maybe a stegosaurus? Haven't seen a 3rd Ed. version of 'em.
Demiurge out.
Demiurge out.
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Wippit Guud
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Well, I'm doing a set from A-Z, just to get me in the mood. I was hoping Steggie wasn't taken yet, he should be fun to do.
I was hoping Steggie wasn't taken yet, he should be fun to do.
Wippit Guud
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I can't find an "F" dinosaur... bummer...
Iguanadon was going to be my I, though... gonna go back for Carnosaur, probably.
Iguanadon was going to be my I, though... gonna go back for Carnosaur, probably.
demiurge1138
Inventor of Super-Toast
Wippit Guud, I just found two.
Dinosaurs starting with "F", that is. The first is Fabrosaurus, a small, early Jurassic herbivore. Not exciting, but it does fill quota. The second is a -raptor, whose first three letters are taken from a Japanese place and set off the profanity detector. It was a fairly generic megalosaur type, but the name might prohibit conversion.
Hope that helps.
Demiurge out.
Dinosaurs starting with "F", that is. The first is Fabrosaurus, a small, early Jurassic herbivore. Not exciting, but it does fill quota. The second is a -raptor, whose first three letters are taken from a Japanese place and set off the profanity detector. It was a fairly generic megalosaur type, but the name might prohibit conversion.
Hope that helps.
Demiurge out.
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Wippit Guud
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I saw those, but based on their descritpions, they're just regional names for existing species... no point in having two statblocks look exactly the same.
paleogeoff
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An 'F' dinosaur
Not sure if you still need an 'F' dinosaur. You're right, there are practically no dinosaurs that start with an F. There is one, Fulgurotherium, a Hypsilophodontid from Australia. Hyspsilophodonts are not the most glamorous of dinosaurs - their small - maybe around 2 - 3 feet in length (snout to tail). They did have a mixture of teeth for their vegetative diet (that's where the group gets its name from - yes, I am a dino-geek).
Hope this helps.
Not sure if you still need an 'F' dinosaur. You're right, there are practically no dinosaurs that start with an F. There is one, Fulgurotherium, a Hypsilophodontid from Australia. Hyspsilophodonts are not the most glamorous of dinosaurs - their small - maybe around 2 - 3 feet in length (snout to tail). They did have a mixture of teeth for their vegetative diet (that's where the group gets its name from - yes, I am a dino-geek).
Hope this helps.
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