Vote for your favorite original D&D monster!

[Cedric]

Gelatinous Cube all the way!

A clean dungeon is a happy dungeon...

 

[Silver Moon]

I went with the Gelatinous Cube as theirs nothing like having your life threatened by Jello.

I found that realistic. In the High School I went to your life was threatened by the Jello they served - it actually crunched, and there wasn't any fruit in it.

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

I found that realistic. In the High School I went to your life was threatened by the Jello they served - it actually crunched, and there wasn't any fruit in it.

*LOL* Not as bad as the hospital Jello but bad enough.

This tread is crazy most of the posts are for the "Gelatinous Cube" but it's stuck in third place...

 

[hong]

Jellatio [n]: the experience of being eaten by a gelatinous cube.

 

[Isida Kep'Tukari]

Also had to go with the gelatinous cube. For some strange reason I just adore oozes, and the cube is the granddaddy (so to speak) of all D&D jelly-like things.

 

[diaglo]

Ray Silver,

i thought you'd pick the Flumph

 

[Isida Kep'Tukari]

diaglo,

If it had been on the list, then yes. But since it wasn't, I had to go to my fallback position...

 

[Durifern]

And where´s the nightshade?

 

[jasper]

Hi ho rot grub for me. Only need to use them rarely as adventurers will learn to clean up their act.

 

[Cthulhu's Librarian]

I had to vote for the Roper.

Back in 6th grade (1984) I made a paper-mache Roper in art class, based on the Roper on the cover of the 1st edition monster manual. Everybody else made cars, horses, turtles, etc., and there I was making this thing that looked like a turd with long green arms!

The instructor didn't know quite what to make of it, so she game me a B+ for the effort. I still had that thing up until a few years ago, when he got squished while I was packing to move. May he rest in peace.