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>skips a stone in your lake
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>>98645517
That doesn't look like it's from a game.
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>>98648140
There's a bunch of games where intense tentacle action could plausibly be a thing.
Eclipse Phase for example.
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>>98648162
Run a quest with intense tentacle action here.
See how far it gets.
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>>98645517
Anon you idiot! Your thread will get deleted at this rate!
Quick type the following:
>how do you tentacle monsters in your setting
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Why are there no freshwater lake monsters in 5e?
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>>98648365
Lol what? You know bugbears are a quintessential part of the monster manual right?
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>>98648365
Freshwater lake monsters make little sense biologically - large creatures in small ecosystem would inevitably degenerate from inbreeding.
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>>98648838
not if they're just lone, long lived monsters?
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>>98648838
fuck me the lotr movies tcg was cool.
sure not as flavourful as the old ccg or as well designed as the lcg, but teenage me had a field day with it.
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>>98648838
Not really. Beluga sturgeon get as big as great whites and they live in lakes. I think the solution is to make them long lived, slow growing and migrate too and from the sea.



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