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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 6981390" data-attributes="member: 57383">A touch of thread necromancyJust thought I'd resurrect this thread (which really needs to be returned to <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?27-General-Monster-Talk" target="_blank">General Monster Talk</a> if there are any Mods watching, hint hint…).Anyhow, I happened to be cataloging the D&amp;D crocodiles and noticed that my copy of Echohawk's Index is missing the Marine Crocodile from&nbsp; Lawrence Schick's &quot;Dinosaurs - New Theories for Old Monsters&quot; article in Dragon #55.Speaking of which, the Crocodilian entry of Stephen Inniss's &quot;DINOSAURS!&quot; article in Dragon #112 also has a &quot;Marine&quot; variant and adds a &quot;Terrestrial&quot; variant to the mix.I'd better add at least the Marine Crocodile to the Creature Catalog to-do list…</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 6981390, member: 57383"] [b]A touch of thread necromancy[/b] Just thought I'd resurrect this thread (which really needs to be returned to [URL="http://www.enworld.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?27-General-Monster-Talk"][B]General Monster Talk[/B][/URL] if there are any Mods watching, hint hint…). Anyhow, I happened to be cataloging the D&D crocodiles and noticed that my copy of Echohawk's Index is missing the Marine Crocodile from Lawrence Schick's "Dinosaurs - New Theories for Old Monsters" article in [I]Dragon #55[/I]. Speaking of which, the Crocodilian entry of Stephen Inniss's "DINOSAURS!" article in [I]Dragon #112[/I] also has a "Marine" variant and adds a "Terrestrial" variant to the mix. I'd better add at least the Marine Crocodile to the Creature Catalog to-do list… [/QUOTE]

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