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Just be sure to not use any of : > Beholder, Gauth, Carrion Crawler, Displacer Beast, Githyanki, Githzerai, Kuo-toa, Mind Flayer, Slaad, Umber Hulk, Yuan-ti, T
by gilleain 4y ago
Just be sure to not use any of :
> Beholder, Gauth, Carrion Crawler, Displacer Beast, Githyanki, Githzerai, Kuo-toa, Mind Flayer, Slaad, Umber Hulk, Yuan-ti, Tanar'ri, and Baatezu.
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(although it's a bit more complex than this, I think?)
- klipt 4y agoI'm sure the open source community can come up with new monsters that are even more fun than those.
- sbergot 4y agoI play various RPGs including a little bit of D&D. I only know about beholders & mind flayers. If that is the price to pay then I think it is fine.
- cafeinux 4y agoI play a French RPG called Rôle'n Play, that's heavily based on the DRS, essentially adding new classes, species, spells, and a whole lot more content. I'd be crushed if I had to see it cancelled because WotC decided they didn't like the competition. With this move anyway, they ensured that I would nevemore buy any WotC licensed product, and I'll start by not watching, not even pirating the upcoming DnD movie. I do hope they'll backpedal, but it'll be a long time before they get my trust again.
- Apocryphon 4y agoBeholder and Mind Flayer aside, those are pretty lame fantasy names anyway. Happy so long as Owlbear is public domain.
- robertlagrant 4y agoQuick, copyleft Witness and Brain Whipper. Before WotC get them!