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<blockquote data-quote="alsih2o" data-source="post: 1291980" data-attributes="member: 4790">in my mind it works out like this-&nbsp;the zombies are digging for months, the bbeg checking in on them weekly or so. he dies off in his weel-defended tomb/tower of evilness and the zombies keep digging right under the mountains, continuing for years on end unnoticed by humanoids.&nbsp;then they strike the ocean, massive volumes of water fill the cavern all the way under a mountain range and back to the low-level prairie, making a giant salt marsh in the once pristine land. &nbsp;the local prairie druid goes mad, embraces chaos and gains control of the zombies that are slowly floating back up to the prairie. massive rafts of tortoises, buffalo, hare and fox bodies aimlessly float around the water, which ranges from ankle-deep to 10 feet. the maddened druid rides a corpse raft of the animals he used to protect.&nbsp;i know a lot of that is crap geologically, but it entertains me to no end.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="alsih2o, post: 1291980, member: 4790"] in my mind it works out like this- the zombies are digging for months, the bbeg checking in on them weekly or so. he dies off in his weel-defended tomb/tower of evilness and the zombies keep digging right under the mountains, continuing for years on end unnoticed by humanoids. then they strike the ocean, massive volumes of water fill the cavern all the way under a mountain range and back to the low-level prairie, making a giant salt marsh in the once pristine land. the local prairie druid goes mad, embraces chaos and gains control of the zombies that are slowly floating back up to the prairie. massive rafts of tortoises, buffalo, hare and fox bodies aimlessly float around the water, which ranges from ankle-deep to 10 feet. the maddened druid rides a corpse raft of the animals he used to protect. i know a lot of that is crap geologically, but it entertains me to no end. [/QUOTE]

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