D&D 4E The First 4E Change that I simply cannot support....

[Halivar]

No! They're French! A bottle of pinot noir to go with a plate of grick au vin.... ff-ff-ff-FFF!!!

 

[Gargazon]

Except the U.K.'s colours are .... red, white and blue. So it is obviously a British patriotic monster.

If our patriotic colours and red, white and blue because of what's on our flag, what're yours?

Heck, you could say the Grick is french.

 

[Rex Blunder]

I would have guessed the Grick was Greek. Incidentally, Greek colors are blue and white. Maybe it's bloodied?

I also disagree with the OP. I think the mini is great. In fact, I'd say it's a bloodied, great Greek Grick. Or, as our limey friends would say, a bloody great Greek Grick.

--Rex Blunder, trying to support Kamikaze Midget by using more 1700's slang for Brits, even if its use is really contrived

 

[lutecius]

red, white and blue are probably the most used flag colors.
so yes it's loud and kind of tacky but not as bad as wearing a striped top hat or star spangled shorts...

...on second thought, gricks with star spangled shorts... hmm...

 

[RtrnofdMax]

Don't forget Paraguay, French Guyana, Chile, Puerto Rico, Thailand, Panama, Iceland, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Liberia, Samoa, Tahiti, New Zealand, Australia, to name a few...

 

[HeinorNY]

 

[Lizard]

Except that everyone knows gricks are British.

Yeah! Instead of using those American colors of red, white, and blue, the grick should be painted to show its true British origins! As a descendant of brits (first generation American), I demand my ancestors be respected and the grick be done up in the colors of the United Kingdom!

 

[breschau]

I'm sorry to say that you all have it wrong.

The grick is from the Netherlands.

 

[Lizard]

If our patriotic colours and red, white and blue because of what's on our flag, what're yours?

Heck, you could say the Grick is french.

Insert 'surrenders easily' joke here.

 

[lutecius]

Insert 'surrenders easily' joke here.

no, please don't.