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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Genghis Don" data-source="post: 9693586" data-attributes="member: 7037942">always enjoyed "ecology of" articlesthe marvel FASERIP stuff was damned handy for those playing back at the time, the base game needed the support with characters & organizations/stuff. And they put in an effort, such that they really ought have had a dragon magazine add in the box sets. The best is the creature catalogue 2, of courseEd has some decent ones, of course, like The bhaergala, or gunniwolf, but he is not superior to others in monster creation, he is superior is spotting good stuff in others & using them, and in making sure stuff gets reprinted in later works. Which is good in it's own way. Stephen Inniss's Lillend was added to the game ever after, but the Rummele & especially the Viltch are just as good, the Viltch is in fact far more useful/better. WONDERFUL monster!I used the great wyrm many times, and converted it into other editions too (though dragon power ups limit use in d20). Roger Moore also produces a fun pair of fey, hedgehog-man & goat man: Hurgeon & Urisk. There is also lesser entries, and those from likely younger members, the Giant Beta is surely due the popularity of the little bowl fish as pets from the time (into the 90's)...but it's still a good entry IMHO, natural critters are lacking or lackluster in current D&D. [ATTACH=full]409972[/ATTACH]you put my little cousin in tiny bowls...now I bite the bling fingers off your characters![ATTACH=full]409973[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]409974[/ATTACH]Vilch: you haven't DMed until you enjoy the havoc these chaos critters can deploy into your games!  [ATTACH=full]409975[/ATTACH]Great Wyrm gives the 1e AD&D game that classic dragon at kaiju scale</blockquote>

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