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<blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 2087087" data-attributes="member: 172">In my drow thread in the plots &amp; places forum, you might find my two-headed abberation lizard brute, the results of magical experimentation on lizardfolk (was actually an ettin with the saurian, two-headed, abberation, and juggernaut templates on it, from savage species and Book of Templates.)In my second world game, I made the steed of Ved Qayat otherworldly by applying the insectoid template to them. I even had some artwork for it in one of my sci-fi art books. The players called it (aptly and simply) &quot;the bug horse.&quot;I created a 3e version of the <a href="http://www.mimir.net/monsters/arthurea.shtml" target="_blank">Arthurea</a> by applying the half-celestial template to a succubus.I have used a variety of half fiendish creatures like a half fiend steed for a death knight.In an upcoming game, I am planning a &quot;glittering swarm&quot;, a swarm of little gecko sized emerald dragons, by applying the creature swarm template (from advanced bestiary) to an emerald dragon.In my main campaign world, there are no lycanthropes; the moon goddess swept them away as an affront to her portfolio. However, the curse of some lycanthropes is too stong to be so simply swept aside. Many rose as vampires, creatures known as WURDALAK. All lycanthropes in Trinalia have the vampire template and (since this event was several hundred years ago) the elder vampire template (a template of my own making that can be applies to vampires over 100 years old.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psion, post: 2087087, member: 172"] In my drow thread in the plots & places forum, you might find my two-headed abberation lizard brute, the results of magical experimentation on lizardfolk (was actually an ettin with the saurian, two-headed, abberation, and juggernaut templates on it, from savage species and Book of Templates.) In my second world game, I made the steed of Ved Qayat otherworldly by applying the insectoid template to them. I even had some artwork for it in one of my sci-fi art books. The players called it (aptly and simply) "the bug horse." I created a 3e version of the [url=http://www.mimir.net/monsters/arthurea.shtml]Arthurea[/url] by applying the half-celestial template to a succubus. I have used a variety of half fiendish creatures like a half fiend steed for a death knight. In an upcoming game, I am planning a "glittering swarm", a swarm of little gecko sized emerald dragons, by applying the creature swarm template (from advanced bestiary) to an emerald dragon. In my main campaign world, there are no lycanthropes; the moon goddess swept them away as an affront to her portfolio. However, the curse of some lycanthropes is too stong to be so simply swept aside. Many rose as vampires, creatures known as WURDALAK. All lycanthropes in Trinalia have the vampire template and (since this event was several hundred years ago) the elder vampire template (a template of my own making that can be applies to vampires over 100 years old.) [/QUOTE]

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