bramblepatch In reply to Mistgod [2011-07-27 04:29:59 +0000 UTC]

Thank you! I think with the darker hair I manage to pull off "pale and interesting" rather than just "pasty." Also blue hair is awesome and I don't know why I've waited so long since the last time I dyed it. The wing pose was a happy accident... and then I went back and took a dozen more, once I saw what the first one did XD

Dave, you forget, I have a younger sister and brother within a couple years of my age. I'm used to obnoxious. And if you ever get on my nerves during one of my games, you will know. You will know because the Tarrasque will wander in, eat your character, and wander out again.

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Mistgod In reply to bramblepatch [2011-07-27 16:06:07 +0000 UTC]

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bramblepatch In reply to Mistgod [2011-07-27 23:27:02 +0000 UTC]

Well, considering the limitation that there is only one Tarrasque, and presuming that it is (a) native to the prime material plane and (b) not the sole remaining example of a previously more populous species (either of which could be false; however, I do have to mention that I don't think that the ecosystem of the average DnD world could adequately support a stable breeding population of animals of that size) it is likely that either it is unaging and does not reproduce, in which case its sex is vestigial, if it has a sex at all, or that it is female and reproduces via parthenogenesis, as some varieties of lizard are known to do.

It is quite possible that I have put far too much thought into the ecology of the Tarrasque.

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bramblepatch In reply to moodyblues [2011-07-27 04:22:19 +0000 UTC]

Heck yes. Nice little accident of posing figured that out - and then I liked the effect so much I took a dozen more!

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