What monster has the longest name?

[Echohawk]

That *was* all of the information on the Tuna-of-the-Eternal-Waters! . I can post other bits of the Polynesian Mythos article if you'd like, but that's all it has to say about Te Tuna.

 

[BOZ]

yep, monster descriptions were *really* short back in the pre-1E AD&D days.

 

[diaglo]

yep, monster descriptions were *really* short back in the pre-1E AD&D days.

and we like it that way.

 

[Sigurd]

Welsh ORc

I bet the name "welsh orc" rendered in welsh has 18 syllables more L's than there are trees in mordor and comes rolling off the tongue with only a month's practice!


Sigurd

 

[Shirokinukatsukami]

Shirokinukatsumaki

This question regards Echohawk.

I was curious if you could give me statistics for Shirokinukatsukami. I can't afford the manual and need your help. If this is illegal or troublesome, please don't put yourself through the trouble. This has little, if anything to do with the conversation, but please help me. Whether you can or not, please say no at the least. I don't care, but I need the information.

 

[Echohawk]

Hi Shirokinukatsukami. Unfortunately, I can't post the 3rd Edition stats here, because they appear in Oriental Adventures and not the SRD, which makes them the property of WotC.

But you if you don't mind stats from earlier editions of D&D, you can get a PDF of the original 1st edition Oriental Adventures book here, or a PDF of the 2nd Edition Kara-Tur Monstrous Compendium here. Each of those PDFs is just US$4.00.

(And: Wow, I'm talking to an Eater of Dreams!)