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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Three_Haligonians" data-source="post: 2718599" data-attributes="member: 19546">Was it.... Ursula?  <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":p" title="Stick out tongue    :p"  data-smilie="7"data-shortname=":p" />Seriously though, that's a real cool use of the tauric template (one of my favourites).Let's see what I have (though I must admit, I'm prone to break a few templating rules now and again):Solar Guardian: (A Saintly Radiant Advanced Quesar of Legend)   Found in an ancient sun temple guarding an artifact. Since he was just a construct programmed for guard duty, the players didn't want to destroy him and spent a long time trying to find ways to avoid him.The Wendigo: (A Feral Satyr Wendigo Bard/Icesinger)   A major antagonist for one of the PCs. Basically, I took the "dark" aspects of nature; violence, death, lust, and winter, and put them together into one force.The Antediluvian: (A Paragon Vampire/Vampire Lord Wizard)  A proverbial "first vampire" which was fun since the paragon template was actually applied to the vampire template (yay for meta-templating!)The Ladies of Flame: (A group of Nymphs with the Fire template)  I also changed their druid spells known to include every [Fire] spell they could have. One of my players during this game was playing a treant. This encounter was the only time I ever took him down.The Desert Ghost: (A Half-Iron Golem/Half-Warforged Fighter/Ghost-Faced Killer)   A professional assassin who was hired to take out one of the party members by his nemesis from his thieves guild days.The Rock Monster: (An Advanced, Spellwarped Avalancher of Legend)   What can I say? I needed a tough, random encounter in the mountains and I had just got the MMIII.The Hornless Efreeti: (An Advanced, Barbarian/Firestorm Beserker Efreeti Revenant)   Through a funny set of circumstances, one of my players ended up with the severed horn of an Efreeti - who subsequently vowed revenge. Then, through another set of funny circumstances (connected I assure you), the same player ended up with the same Efreeti's other horn. I figured since this made the Efreeti really angry, he'd come back as a revenant for one last round against that PC.I have others that I'm forgetting, and still others I haven't made yet that I'd love to share but my players lurk these boards and I don't want to give them away yet.Oh, I should also mention that in my gaming circle - the art of adding templates is usually referred to as "Vampiric Iron Golems" (and I can't really remember why...). Does anybody else have a such a name, or have you never really thought of it before?J from Three Haligonians</blockquote>

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