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<blockquote data-quote="doctorhook" data-source="post: 4689456" data-attributes="member: 58401">Why the hate? You're crapping on a perfectly hilarious idea with logistical realities and seriousness.I like the idea! FWIW, have you checked out the Pit Fiend? IIRC, it has a &quot;minion explode&quot; ability (of a much higher level than you're looking for, I'm sure) which could serve as a template for these semblits' exploding idea. Personally, I like the idea of them being minions, with perhaps a Close Burst 1 explosion radius -- large enough to cause problems, but small enough not to accidentally destroy all of your monsters at once.(Also, I anyone wants to talk about logistics, I assume that these creatures would probably reach maturity at an alarming rate, and that they would also be unable to explode prior to sexual maturity, for genetic reasons. Additionally, it's likely that any civilization which domesticates these creatures would have developed a simple and inexpensive form of &quot;semblit proofing&quot;. Lastly, the sheep idea is hilarious, but if you fear for the innocent souls of these poor, short-lived mammals, it's much easier to imagine them as large, mindless, invertebrate vermin which have simply evolved to resemble livestock.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctorhook, post: 4689456, member: 58401"] Why the hate? You're crapping on a perfectly hilarious idea with logistical realities and seriousness. I like the idea! FWIW, have you checked out the Pit Fiend? IIRC, it has a "minion explode" ability (of a much higher level than you're looking for, I'm sure) which could serve as a template for these semblits' exploding idea. Personally, I like the idea of them being minions, with perhaps a Close Burst 1 explosion radius -- large enough to cause problems, but small enough not to accidentally destroy all of your monsters at once. (Also, I anyone wants to talk about logistics, I assume that these creatures would probably reach maturity at an alarming rate, and that they would also be unable to explode prior to sexual maturity, for genetic reasons. Additionally, it's likely that any civilization which domesticates these creatures would have developed a simple and inexpensive form of "semblit proofing". Lastly, the sheep idea is hilarious, but if you fear for the innocent souls of these poor, short-lived mammals, it's much easier to imagine them as large, mindless, invertebrate vermin which have simply evolved to resemble livestock.) [/QUOTE]

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