I like how you detail the ecology of this plant, and how your discuss a migrated variant. Both of those things add color and uniqueness. Go to Comment

short and simple but original. any explanation as to why it doesnt like the sun? Go to Comment

Maybe an alternate source of soap, as there already is a medievil source... cute. Go to Comment

It's a nice plant idea, and one that seems like it should be very easy to insert into any campaign. Go to Comment

There are some raw spots but I like the idea and I like how you mentioned possible adventure tie-ins. Go to Comment

I like it - a new idea, and some mystery to it. Go to Comment

A fun addition to any world. Go to Comment

A nice description good for putting in any setting. I like the mild flame retardant aspect. Go to Comment

Short but solid. The night imagery is wonderful CP. Go to Comment

Obviously a good deal of work went into this scroll. I'm not sure if I've ever voted on a scroll before, I'd rather vote on entires individually I think because some I like much more than others. It seems like they all symbolize Jesus, but I guess that's what whoever wrote the book cared about. I like symbolism, but when everything you see reminds you of either Jesus or the devil depending on whether you like it or not it ceases to have meaning to me. But whatever... it's a neat idea for a scroll. Go to Comment

Nice detail of the sword. Sounds like you have other posts on the way. Go to Comment

I think I need more details. It's a big crocodile and you write about how it kicks shark butt, however you don't describe all the evolutions it would need to survive well in the ocean. Sharks are very well designed to do their job, and a croc would need some changes I think to compete.

Also, this is currently listed as being by Moonhunter, but I think was actually written by Maggot.(?) Go to Comment

Why are they so violent if they are herbivores? Are they worried someone else will eat all of their plants? Go to Comment

Good post. A creative use of sunlight. (This post should go in the bizarre animals codex perhaps.) It makes sense and seems almost possible (perhaps with a little more fleshing out.... Go to Comment

Well, I'm aiming to read all the posts, so the title doesnt scare me away, but I agree it is a little off-putting. Go to Comment

Manfred - I like both your explanations (from a humor point of view).

Nice idea.

This is currently in flora, and should be in fauna. yoinks.

(Some reason this logged me as barbarian horde the first time around. I'm offended!) Go to Comment

Pretty standard vulture-type birds for most purposes, but I like the description. I really like the idea of using the feces spreadign disease in a campaign. That could be a fun adventure for players to try to figure out. Go to Comment

A solid but not breath-taking contribution :-) It's worth noting (to honor this post) that it is not trivial to get new mileage out of an old/mundane creature. cheers. Go to Comment

I agree with my predecessors except for one thing. Cloakers ROXORED! okay, maybe not. Monster manuals have come a long way, huh?

I have just one question... I am picturing a carpet with two tentacles and some eyes and a mouth... and then you say they have breasts! wha? i'm gonna change that to just nipples maybe or something... Go to Comment

Not many flying things are woolly, eh? At least not be Iain! A fun idea and a reasonable creature. Go to Comment