A'koss
Explorer
From his latest blog here:
"Back to the game: We fought undead and creepy bats. The three encounters broke down thus: four shadow bats, whose special power was partly nullified by our lantern and low-light vision. Then four zombies and two traps, and then two zombies headed by a creepy rotting zombie thing and a dead creature that could reanimate zombies after they fell. That was a pain. But a fun pain!"
No real huge revelations here, but I like "Re-animator" monster idea. I know there was (at least) one in 3e, who's very presence could reanimate corpses, but the name escapes me.
At any rate, what sorts of undead are people hoping to see in 4e?
Personally, I'm hoping to see some of the great undead ideas that came out of the Epic book converted over to 4e - the Atropal, the Worm that Walks and the Winterwight (though the picture in the RttToH was much better IIRC).
"Back to the game: We fought undead and creepy bats. The three encounters broke down thus: four shadow bats, whose special power was partly nullified by our lantern and low-light vision. Then four zombies and two traps, and then two zombies headed by a creepy rotting zombie thing and a dead creature that could reanimate zombies after they fell. That was a pain. But a fun pain!"
No real huge revelations here, but I like "Re-animator" monster idea. I know there was (at least) one in 3e, who's very presence could reanimate corpses, but the name escapes me.
At any rate, what sorts of undead are people hoping to see in 4e?
Personally, I'm hoping to see some of the great undead ideas that came out of the Epic book converted over to 4e - the Atropal, the Worm that Walks and the Winterwight (though the picture in the RttToH was much better IIRC).
