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<blockquote data-quote="Sunseeker" data-source="post: 6612518"><p>I was considering that perhaps one of the members of the "monster council" who developed the potion had some more sinister plans which cause the potion to go viral, so instead of selectively converting members of humanity who are most actively anti-monster we're now dealing with a full blown plague which while it sounds good to have more monsters than people, monsterdom is quick to realize a dragon eats a <em>lot</em> more than a person does and too many owlbears may be worse than too many people, especially if they're now intelligent owlbears with a bone to grind against monster-kind. Fighting an army of humans is suddenly less daunting than fighting an army of monsters. </p><p></p><p>Recruiting people into cults to become monsters almost seems too easy though. <em>"Tired of your poor feudal life where everything you think, do and say is decided by your lord's mood that day, join "Monsters Inc"! We'll take that boring old farmland from you and give you a brand new life as something you didn't even know existed! Join now and fulfill your inner desire to hoard treasure and lure stupid adventurers to their doom!"</em></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sunseeker, post: 6612518"] I was considering that perhaps one of the members of the "monster council" who developed the potion had some more sinister plans which cause the potion to go viral, so instead of selectively converting members of humanity who are most actively anti-monster we're now dealing with a full blown plague which while it sounds good to have more monsters than people, monsterdom is quick to realize a dragon eats a [I]lot[/I] more than a person does and too many owlbears may be worse than too many people, especially if they're now intelligent owlbears with a bone to grind against monster-kind. Fighting an army of humans is suddenly less daunting than fighting an army of monsters. Recruiting people into cults to become monsters almost seems too easy though. [I]"Tired of your poor feudal life where everything you think, do and say is decided by your lord's mood that day, join "Monsters Inc"! We'll take that boring old farmland from you and give you a brand new life as something you didn't even know existed! Join now and fulfill your inner desire to hoard treasure and lure stupid adventurers to their doom!"[/I] [/QUOTE]
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