You, um, might have better luck looking on other websites.
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To quote the Drew Carey show: "There's a support group for that. It's called 'Everybody.' We meet at the bar."
-ZacWilliam, "Oh, you hate your job?"
-ZacWilliam, "Oh, you hate your job?"
Be careful what you wish for.
My current character: 
Elliot DeWinters, 13th level Chaotic Good Warlock/Cleric of Weejas with a pact with the Old One. My darkest D&D character yet.
Elliot DeWinters, 13th level Chaotic Good Warlock/Cleric of Weejas with a pact with the Old One. My darkest D&D character yet.
Okay, so...busy week.
These were more than 50% off at Target, so I nabbed Michelle Rodriguez.
Being on a D&D kick, I started to try to get the whole collection of the cartoon characters.
While waiting for Amazon and BBTS, I found these at Barn's and Noble..
Amazon
BBTS
I do believe that's all of them:
Sheila, Bobby, Uni, Hank, Dungeon Master, Venger, Presto, Diana and Eric.
My wallet is bleeding but my heart is happy.
These were more than 50% off at Target, so I nabbed Michelle Rodriguez.
Being on a D&D kick, I started to try to get the whole collection of the cartoon characters.
While waiting for Amazon and BBTS, I found these at Barn's and Noble..
Amazon
BBTS
I do believe that's all of them:
Sheila, Bobby, Uni, Hank, Dungeon Master, Venger, Presto, Diana and Eric.
My wallet is bleeding but my heart is happy.
Where's Tiermat and Vengor's flying horse?
Original version.
There's also an overpriced/scalped Junko Plop version.
Apart from statues, there's a custom Night-Mare.
Venger & Nightmare Animated (Dungeons and Dragons) Custom Action Figure
Dungeons and Dragons animated cartoon series Venger Sorcerer & Nightmare. Newly sculpted upper body and custom sculpted head. Newly Designed wings for allowing for even more positioning. Custom sculpting and painting/drybrush and colorwashing with hand sewn clothes. Approximately 7 inches tall...
www.figurerealm.com
So I have a question. Just how powerful are Elder brains. I ask because...
Baldur's Gate 3:
An Elder Brain is the final boss. Now granted, there was some stuff said about this one being special. But the way everyone talked about it, even normal Elder Brains are no joke.
Legend of Drizzt book "Exile":
Guenhwyvar pounces on an Elder Brain once, it goes squishy.
Now granted, Guen is no ordinary panther. Still, one pounce and dead in one story...final boss for another.
Did RA Salvatore just really undersell it or something? How strong are these things supposed to be?
Baldur's Gate 3:
An Elder Brain is the final boss. Now granted, there was some stuff said about this one being special. But the way everyone talked about it, even normal Elder Brains are no joke.
Legend of Drizzt book "Exile":
Guenhwyvar pounces on an Elder Brain once, it goes squishy.
Now granted, Guen is no ordinary panther. Still, one pounce and dead in one story...final boss for another.
Did RA Salvatore just really undersell it or something? How strong are these things supposed to be?
Eh... a wizard did it.
Looking her up, she's a 600lb magical beast. 4e (which I believe was in effect when she was written) has monster manual entries for shadow and fey panthers so she might be a variant of those which would potentially give her protection against many of the Brain's attacks. And hey, sometimes you just roll a nat 20!
Looking her up, she's a 600lb magical beast. 4e (which I believe was in effect when she was written) has monster manual entries for shadow and fey panthers so she might be a variant of those which would potentially give her protection against many of the Brain's attacks. And hey, sometimes you just roll a nat 20!
I'm sure many of us have had experiences of a cat stepping on us with its full weight on the worst possible spot.
Okay, to be fair, it's been a while since I've read the book and this is what I was going by.
Basically, Guen landed and the brain was dead.
Only slightly more to it. At least it was explained Guen had some kind of immunity to the mental attacks. Still, it was quite the curb-stomp 'battle'.
Basically, Guen landed and the brain was dead.
Only slightly more to it. At least it was explained Guen had some kind of immunity to the mental attacks. Still, it was quite the curb-stomp 'battle'.
Guen is a magical creation, not an actual normal panther. She has whatever immunities the plot needs her to have for a given book.
Early books were also written under different edition rules, so you'd have to go check which version of D&D was out when that was written.
Early books were also written under different edition rules, so you'd have to go check which version of D&D was out when that was written.