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<blockquote data-quote="Kamard" data-source="post: 100086" data-attributes="member: 2551">I would use a Marut, if only because I absolutely loved the story that one had in one of the monstrous compendiums from 2nd edition.&nbsp; It was given as a gift to a man's grandfather due to divinations performed that showed that some day, that man and his household would cheat death by sealing themselves against a plague that was ravaging the land outside their castle.&nbsp; The retinue, sealed against the disease, decided to go about the basements and such looking at all the great relics and trophies of the past, and came across the great gold and obsidian statue that the lord's grandfather had recieved and always thought was a marut.&nbsp; They made fun of it a bit, until it came to life and slew them all for defying the celestial order.I always loved that. So I would use the inevitables.&nbsp; I would however change the two that strike me as more robotic to more statuesque forms.&nbsp; I dislike robot D&amp;D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kamard, post: 100086, member: 2551"] I would use a Marut, if only because I absolutely loved the story that one had in one of the monstrous compendiums from 2nd edition. It was given as a gift to a man's grandfather due to divinations performed that showed that some day, that man and his household would cheat death by sealing themselves against a plague that was ravaging the land outside their castle. The retinue, sealed against the disease, decided to go about the basements and such looking at all the great relics and trophies of the past, and came across the great gold and obsidian statue that the lord's grandfather had recieved and always thought was a marut. They made fun of it a bit, until it came to life and slew them all for defying the celestial order. I always loved that. So I would use the inevitables. I would however change the two that strike me as more robotic to more statuesque forms. I dislike robot D&D. [/QUOTE]

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