Mycanid
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Agamon said:....Of the above, it was close between myconids and dryads. Dryad breaks the tie due to smokin' hottiness.![]()
Sigh ... there is that, of course. We can't compete with them in THAT regard, that's for sure.

Agamon said:....Of the above, it was close between myconids and dryads. Dryad breaks the tie due to smokin' hottiness.![]()
Mycanid said:Sigh ... there is that, of course. We can't compete with them in THAT regard, that's for sure.![]()
The Thayan Menace said:
Dragonbait said:I don't know, Myc. All you need to do is take a mycanoid, give it a feminine shape, along with all the fun female parts. Make 'em more elf-like, since elves are always top on the hotty lists. Spells are sexy, so maybe give 'em some spell like abilities associated with nature and charm. The giant mushroom cap might have to go. They need a good defense, so give them the ability to meld into something, say a tree since fungi is normally associated with decay. You might have to change their type from plant to fey, because they are usually associated with beauty.. Voila! The myconids have “hottiness” to compete with dryads in just a few simple steps.
Yup, that's a wiki page about the mushroom people of WoW. You can click on the links there for art, more about their culture, the quests they send adventurers on and so on. Most of it translates reasonably well to D&D.Mycanid said:Hmm ... is this also a WoW thing? Never heard of them ... then again, there are LOTS of things I haven't heard of, so I am not surprised.![]()
Whizbang Dustyboots said:Yup, that's a wiki page about the mushroom people of WoW. You can click on the links there for art, more about their culture, the quests they send adventurers on and so on. Most of it translates reasonably well to D&D.![]()