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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blind Azathoth" data-source="post: 3769004" data-attributes="member: 22041">I really wouldn't mind versions of D&D monsters that hewed more closely to their mythological roots, but I think most people would mind if D&D tradition were to be discarded for more "accurate" monsters, and even I'd be sad to see the D&D kobold go.In any case, since you agree that monsters ought to be more like their folkloric and mythological interpretations, and since if they ever do reintroduce the erinyes in 4e, I'm sure it will continue to differ greatly from the Greek erinyes, I suppose my point--that it's silly to apply this "making monsters more like real mythology" rule in favor of long-established D&D lore only in one case but not in others--is moot.</blockquote>