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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 8761607" data-attributes="member: 57383">Works for me.Updating the <a href="https://enworld.org/index.php?posts/8760567" target="_blank">Ti-khana Triceratops</a>.I'm wondering about expanding the Description a tad, as follows:A ti-khana triceratops is a mammoth quadruped that weighs as much as several normal-sized elephants. These reptiles are strikingly colored, the hue of its scales can range from gloss black, bone white, poisonous green, to the yellow-orange or red of a venomous wasp or snake. A few are a single colour, but most are patterned in stripes or spots. Heavily armored with crocodile-like scales, this dinosaur has an enormous head that looks like a naked skull backed by a huge bony crest over the nape of its neck and collar. Like a regular triceratops, a ti-khana triceratops has a short horn on its nose and a pair of long horns set above its eyes. However, its brow horns are needle-sharp, longer than pikes and drip venom, resembling the fangs of a colossal viper more than the horns of a herbivore, while its nose horn is a massive crystal rather than being grown from bone and keratin. Smaller crystals hornlets jut from the creature's face and the rim of its head crest. The crystals that stud the skull of a ti-khana triceratops allow it to produce powerful arcane blasts, turning the dinosaur into walking siege artillery. The standard type projects a bubble of psionic force that smashes away everything within a 40-foot sphere. Other variants are possible, such as crystal arrays that hurl fireballs, streams of acid, or mind-bursting psionic attacks. These crystals are implanted into the ti-khana by its yuan-ti creators and fuse with its flesh and bone, so they regrow if damaged like a natural horn. The yuan-ti…What do you think?</blockquote>

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