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<blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 6188273" data-attributes="member: 52734">Ugh, horrible response choices.&nbsp; And why does it always seem no matter what's written, the majority always chooses &quot;4&quot;?&nbsp; Do people not really care and just plan to run things they way they've always done it or do they actually like what's presented?Bulettes are &quot;stupid, mean and fearless&quot; but smart enough to never eat elves and dislike the taste of dwarves?&nbsp; If they're going to go that route, they forget to mention that 1E bulettes loved digging into halfling burrows to get at the small snacks inside - or that they preferred horseflesh.&nbsp; I dislike the absolute statement &quot;owlbears CAN'T be trained.&quot;&nbsp; It should be mentioned as possible, but very, very difficult - and likely the owlbear will turn on it's master without magical compulsion.No mention of the psuedodragon's finicky, cat-like nature; if not well-treated they've been known to abandon companions.&nbsp; No building on how shy they are that ties into their chameleon ability - I actually missed the statement of their chameleon ability because it was glossed over.Other than that, the entries seem pretty dry and on the money.&nbsp; Just too short for my tastes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormonu, post: 6188273, member: 52734"] Ugh, horrible response choices. And why does it always seem no matter what's written, the majority always chooses "4"? Do people not really care and just plan to run things they way they've always done it or do they actually like what's presented? Bulettes are "stupid, mean and fearless" but smart enough to never eat elves and dislike the taste of dwarves? If they're going to go that route, they forget to mention that 1E bulettes loved digging into halfling burrows to get at the small snacks inside - or that they preferred horseflesh. I dislike the absolute statement "owlbears CAN'T be trained." It should be mentioned as possible, but very, very difficult - and likely the owlbear will turn on it's master without magical compulsion. No mention of the psuedodragon's finicky, cat-like nature; if not well-treated they've been known to abandon companions. No building on how shy they are that ties into their chameleon ability - I actually missed the statement of their chameleon ability because it was glossed over. Other than that, the entries seem pretty dry and on the money. Just too short for my tastes. [/QUOTE]

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