D&D 4E Should the Flumph be included in the 4E Monster Manual?

Should the Flumph be included in the 4E Monster Manual?

  • Yes, because sometimes you just have to go there.

    Votes: 97 47.3%
  • No. Send them back to the Far Realms never to plague us again.

    Votes: 79 38.5%
  • I really couldn’t care less.

    Votes: 17 8.3%
  • What’s a Flumph? Is it anything like a Gazebo?

    Votes: 12 5.9%


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Nikosandros said:
: the floater...

thats just painful. great way to start a monday.
Flumphs should remain out of core, but strong presesnce in 3rd party releases.
monsters this silly, like the girillion, gnomes and topiary guardians should remain optioinal.
 


Evilhalfling said:
Flumphs should remain out of core, but strong presesnce in 3rd party releases.
monsters this silly, like the girillion, gnomes and topiary guardians should remain optioinal.
There’s a glaring omission from your list of silly monsters: the Halfling. ;) They’re not any better then a gnome when you think about it… :D

Really, all monsters are optional. Including the flumph in the MM right from the start would give a DM a good additional choice for when a bit of comic relief or whimsy is needed.

Besides, a beholder is fairly silly too if you discount its eye attacks. If silly isn’t what you want, then give the flumph ten levels of psion. If you want to make the flumph sillier, give it ten levels of barbarian and a keg.

Sam
 

Merlin the Tuna said:
Ooh, maybe after bringing back the flumph, we can do something really clever, like make a Chuck Norris joke.

*Cough*
You could always conflate the two concepts... Still not clever, but it would have a good chance of being funny with the right DM;).

Sam
 





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