hamishspence
Adventurer
Very action-heavy.
Every one of the seven different beholder minis I've painted over the years say "yes" but of course the species is prone to radical cosmetic mutations between generations, so there are probably some out there that don't. A quick retro-browse tells me Sunny has never been seen with any of his eyestalks closed, FWIW.Well, do they even have lids on the other ten?
Back in the desert, if I remember correctly, when Elan was dealing with his father. Vaarsuvius cast baleful polymorph in one of the fights. It’s not even a mini-t-Rex while polymorphed, just a small harmless lizard with a lot of hit points.I still can't believe OOTS is still going, I read it in high school.
How did the ranger get a miniaturized t-rex? I loved the use of it with antimagic in 1298.
I still can't believe OOTS is still going,
I will admit I wish the strip released more frequently (though I understand and appreciate the reasons behind it), but the plot payoffs we have gotten so far give me confidence that Rich Burlew has a plan, and we will see a satisfying conclusion. Unlike, say, George R.R. Martin...While I still enjoy reading it from time to time, I have basically given up hope that any of the major plotlines will ever be resolved.
How did the ranger get a miniaturized t-rex? I loved the use of it with antimagic in 1298.
It was Tarquin's sorcerer, Miron, who cast the baleful polymorph on Bloodfeast:Back in the desert, if I remember correctly, when Elan was dealing with his father. Vaarsuvius cast baleful polymorph in one of the fights. It’s not even a mini-t-Rex while polymorphed, just a small harmless lizard with a lot of hit points.
I will admit I wish the strip released more frequently (though I understand and appreciate the reasons behind it), but the plot payoffs we have gotten so far give me confidence that Rich Burlew has a plan, and we will see a satisfying conclusion. Unlike, say, George R.R. Martin...