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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 2227629" data-attributes="member: 4937">Gummy - Although the template was highly versital, it never seemed to escape the sterotypes.Action Figure - Although it seemed like a great idea to have templates that reduced the CR of creatues, many DM's realized that this was maybe too much of a good thing when groups of Action Figure Dinosaurs proved to be an insubstantial challenge even for 0 level characters.Candy Sprinkled - Lost out to the far more popular Pickled and Grilled templates.Sloshed - The only template ever to applied to the players more often than the characters.Potted - Seemed to be a natural for plant creatures, but it never got as big as expected and applying the template always proved to be far more trouble than anticipated.Incontinent - The template never saw much use beyond a few select play test groups before Wizards cut it from the BoVD for space reasons.   Oddly, much far less useful material remained.Half-Hippy - Sometimes a game designer can invest far too much of his own personal life into a template.  Does the phrase, 'To much information', mean anything to you?</blockquote>