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<blockquote data-quote="drnuncheon" data-source="post: 1031306" data-attributes="member: 96">I'm still trying to figure out how everyone went from &quot;From the look of the artwork there are large dinosaur like monsters&quot; to &quot;there are dinosaurs and other lost-world creatures&quot;I mean, 'large dinosaur like monsters&quot; covers a lot of ground.&nbsp; They could be dinosaurs, sure.&nbsp; They could be dire lizards.&nbsp; They could be that world's&nbsp; dragons, for pete's sake.&quot;Saying this is the new &quot;main&quot; setting for D&amp;D just doesn't sit well with me, and I don't care how you spin spin the steampunk/dino stuff.&quot;Who said that?&nbsp; What did I miss?&nbsp; Can I get a direct, verifiable quote or is it just more Chicken-Littling?After looking at the concept art, I think it looks pretty damn cool.&nbsp; The much b*tched-about &quot;dinosaur-like creature&quot; seems to be a bipedal riding lizard, which are nothing new or un-D&amp;Dlike, and the art hardly suggests that hunting dinos is the order of the day.I love the smell of lame conclusions in the morning.&nbsp; It smells like...well, gamers, I guess.&nbsp; Although I'm glad so many people were whining about it, it made me actually check out the setting. (No such thing as bad publicity, right?)J</blockquote>

[QUOTE="drnuncheon, post: 1031306, member: 96"] I'm still trying to figure out how everyone went from "From the look of the artwork there are large dinosaur like monsters" to "there are dinosaurs and other lost-world creatures" I mean, 'large dinosaur like monsters" covers a lot of ground. They could be dinosaurs, sure. They could be dire lizards. They could be that world's [i]dragons[/i], for pete's sake. "Saying this is the new "main" setting for D&D just doesn't sit well with me, and I don't care how you spin spin the steampunk/dino stuff." Who said that? What did I miss? Can I get a direct, verifiable quote or is it just more Chicken-Littling? After looking at the concept art, I think it looks pretty damn cool. The much b*tched-about "dinosaur-like creature" seems to be a bipedal riding lizard, which are nothing new or un-D&Dlike, and the art hardly suggests that hunting dinos is the order of the day. I love the smell of lame conclusions in the morning. It smells like...well, gamers, I guess. Although I'm glad so many people were whining about it, it made me actually check out the setting. (No such thing as bad publicity, right?) J [/QUOTE]

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