What's a scrag (and where do I find them)?

[Vigwyn the Unruly]

Thanks, everybody.

Note to WotC. Perhaps creatures like this should be listed in the index.

 

[Pinotage]

Thanks, everybody.

Note to WotC. Perhaps creatures like this should be listed in the index.

Yes, indeed. There's even an aquatic version of the gargoyle in the 3.5e MM.

Pinotage

 

[diaglo]

Yes, indeed. There's even an aquatic version of the gargoyle in the 3.5e MM.

Pinotage

and in 1edADnD.

also the aquatic umber hulk.

 

[John Q. Mayhem]

Yes, indeed. There's even an aquatic version of the gargoyle in the 3.5e MM.

Pinotage

With one of my favorite monster names, the kapoacinth.

And I, for one, am glad that the vodyanoi is no longer an umber hulk.

 

[glass]

Yeah, there was a sort of completist vibe in the previous editions monster selections. Can't speak for anyone else, but it didn't help my SoD.

ASIDE: Seems to have moved on to classes now (for instance, there seems to be a desire for a divine spellcaster version of every arcane spellcaster).

IMC, all trolls are called scrags. It just seems like a more descriptive name for them. Plus, it allows me to reserve 'troll' for critters which actually resemble real norse-tyle trolls if I wish.


glass.