He's a blind shrimp that digs holes. She's an aggressive fish. And they live together!
Ahem, sorry.
RPGs (especially 4e) encourages you to battle groups. But, if you're not fighting humanoids, this might make you wonder how to group different creatures, or why they would be together.
My answer to you: symbiotic relationships.
If nothing else, it can also offer some interesting monster designs - giant grabs with, and I quote the article, "deadly pom-poms".
Ahem, sorry.
RPGs (especially 4e) encourages you to battle groups. But, if you're not fighting humanoids, this might make you wonder how to group different creatures, or why they would be together.
My answer to you: symbiotic relationships.
If nothing else, it can also offer some interesting monster designs - giant grabs with, and I quote the article, "deadly pom-poms".
