Medusa & Mind Flayer "couple" - where is it?

[Remathilis]

Wasn't there a Slayer's Guide to Ithilids that came out right around the closing of the SRD monster list? Maybe its in there.

 

[Baron Opal]

There's also Unveiled Masters, another third party illithid book.

 

[Cheiromancer]

There's also Unveiled Masters, another third party illithid book.

Nope. I just went through it- no Medusas at all, let alone an illithid/medusa pairing.

 

[Rystil Arden]

Was one of them a Cancer Mage Prc and the other a Vermin Lord Prc? I seem to remember something like that from somewhere. Frell! Now you got me stuck on it! Oh well, we'll figure it out.

I remember the Cancer Mage / Verminlord thing too! Was it a sample encounter for the BoVD? A web enhancement? I think it wasn't illithid and medusa, but it was at least one of those and some other monster.

 

[I'm A Banana]

....the only D&D lesbian I know of is the 2nd part of the WotBS, where there's a lesbian love triangle between an elf heroine, a dryad, and a nymph...one of which is dead, the other is on fire, and the third is a mutant.

Hardly as kinky, I guess...

 

[Agamon]

I remember the Cancer Mage / Verminlord thing too! Was it a sample encounter for the BoVD? A web enhancement? I think it wasn't illithid and medusa, but it was at least one of those and some other monster.

Right, it's in the book, the Cancer Mage is a medusa, but the Verminlord is a male half-orc.

 

[Rystil Arden]

Right, it's in the book, the Cancer Mage is a medusa, but the Verminlord is a male half-orc.

Ah, my guess would have been medusa and male orc. Seems like I nearly remembered it correctly.

 

[thedungeondelver]

There's an illo of two succubi caught in flagrante delicto by a paladin in the BOOK OF EXALTED DEEDS - has a pretty silly caption, too, something to the effect of "A paladin must choose between destroying evil and honoring love."

 

[Vanuslux]

There's an illo of two succubi caught in flagrante delicto by a paladin in the BOOK OF EXALTED DEEDS - has a pretty silly caption, too, something to the effect of "A paladin must choose between destroying evil and honoring love."

Yeah...this thread made me want to look at that picture and I ended up showing it to my girlfriend, who immediately picked up on the silliness of the caption by saying that wasn't a very tough choice. Yeah, it's sweet that the Succubi are in love (assuming that they actually are) but in the grand scheme of things that's never really a get out of smiting free card if you're an evil fiendish monster.

 

[Gez]

The BoED also has a female illithid, which is kinda stupid, but hey. The author probably went for "girls are good" aspect since it's a sample creature for the "redeemed monster" concept.