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<blockquote data-quote="the Jester" data-source="post: 5158310" data-attributes="member: 1210">Sounds like homebrewed monsters to me, but mostly reasonable stuff.However, the whole &quot;can't tell when bloodied&quot; thing is silly- there are tons of abilities that key off of bloodied/not bloodied.The apes thingies sound cool, but again, sound homebrewed. But then again, who knows? There are thousands of monsters for 4e now, and I'm certainly not familiar with all of them! They might be from a Dungeon issue, RPGA module, etc. It does sound like you might have some trust issues to work out with the dm- and it doesn't really sound (from the limited info available) like he's being straight with you, appealing to authority by saying &quot;It's in a book somewhere!&quot; instead of saying, &quot;Hey, trust me, I'm the dm and I'm out to make everyone have fun.&quot; It also sounds like he may not completely 'grok' the 4e approach to things.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="the Jester, post: 5158310, member: 1210"] Sounds like homebrewed monsters to me, but mostly reasonable stuff. However, the whole "can't tell when bloodied" thing is silly- there are [i]tons[/i] of abilities that key off of bloodied/not bloodied. The apes thingies sound cool, but again, sound homebrewed. But then again, who knows? There are thousands of monsters for 4e now, and I'm certainly not familiar with all of them! They might be from a Dungeon issue, RPGA module, etc. It does sound like you might have some trust issues to work out with the dm- and it doesn't really sound (from the limited info available) like he's being straight with you, appealing to authority by saying "It's in a book somewhere!" instead of saying, "Hey, trust me, I'm the dm and I'm out to make everyone have fun." It also sounds like he may not completely 'grok' the 4e approach to things. [/QUOTE]

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