Reply With QuoteThe critters look kind of cute, in their own way.
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I found this and thought it would be really cool to base some new monsters from...for those suffering from stagnation.
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The critters look kind of cute, in their own way.
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Sea Slugs are gorgeous with all the colors they have. They do kind of remind me of gelatinous cubes...well ok, maybe not exactly cube-ish but definitely gelatinous
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The sea is full of life deserving to become fantasy monsters. I particularly like the benthic and mezopalegic beasts of the abyss and waters just above the abyssal levels - all those phosphorescent creatures. Also fossils of Precambrian sea life is also worthy of becoming RPG monsters - I've used something akin to Crinoids before, all these seem well off as Aberrant beings, somehow related to Aboleth...
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heh, looks like something someone would make in Spore.
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