New monster suggestions

Perigrin · 2015-02-09T22:59:28.000Z

Coolthulhu:

[quote=“Perigrin, post:84, topic:8812”]medical times

Hhehe[/quote]
fixed. It was a phone post, so autocorrect.

Catfoodbob · 2015-02-09T23:58:40.000Z

Coolthulhu:

[quote=“Perigrin, post:84, topic:8812”]medical times

Hhehe[/quote]

People were healthyer then, also the cherry flavored cough syrup didn’t taste like cherrys at all.

wilson7755 · 2015-02-10T00:47:52.000Z

Knight 1: YOU HAVE DISHONERED MY FAMILY, GOOD SIR!!!

Knight 2: HAVE AT THEE YE PESTANT.

Sissy smack fest

Perigrin · 2015-02-10T00:56:06.000Z

[quote=“wilson7755, post:88, topic:8812”]Knight 1: YOU HAVE DISHONERED MY FAMILY, GOOD SIR!!!

Knight 2: HAVE AT THEE YE PESTANT.

Sissy smack fest[/quote]
SOMEONE DRAW THIS

GunnerX · 2015-02-13T09:23:51.000Z

Perigrin:

[quote=“wilson7755, post:83, topic:8812”][quote=“Perigrin, post:79, topic:8812”]Good, but you forgot one thing. Blunt weapons would be quite good against armor beetles, as guess how knights fought other knights? By basicly bludgeoning one another until one dropped.

Why is this mildly humorous to me? I can just imagine them throwing down their weapons and going fisticuffs on each other.[/quote]
this happened on more than one occasion in medieval times.[/quote]

And is the whole premise of Akido.

Exodus · 2015-02-15T05:43:42.000Z

Wow, a thread for crearimg monstrosities!

Scars- Dog like creatures with no eyes, they hunt by smell and hearing. They have needles in their paws which do damage and due to scarring of tissue, cause temporary encumbrance.

kevin.granade · 2015-02-15T06:30:35.000Z

Packbat:

[quote=“StopSignal, post:73, topic:8812”]Anyways, the stalker monster would be perfect. I think it’s more or less code-able now if you take away the “Night” part, though it’s its special thing. Maybe doing it now and then adding the night part? Just to try. Is there a way to make the creature call others of it’s kind when it sees you, and if they are more or less 5 or 6 attack you?

Can the monsters see your health the same way you can see theirs? Stalker-type monsters could have one score for how strong they are and another score for how strong you are, and switch between “attack” and “retreat” modes when they gain sufficient advantage or lose too much strength, respectively. Something like:

[ul][li]Switch to “attack” when Strength[sub]stalkers[/sub] > 1.5 Strength[sub]player[/sub][/li]
[li]Switch to “retreat” when Strength[sub]stalkers[/sub] < 1.2 Strength[sub]player[/sub][/li][/ul]

…might work nicely.[/quote]
Yes they can, and that’s what I was assuming a stalker monster would use, it would flee from you unless it thought it had the upper hand, then it would charge.

StopSignal · 2015-02-15T06:35:09.000Z

Woahh, does any moster actually use that?

kevin.granade · 2015-02-15T07:16:49.000Z

Yes, if you ever notice some monsters never seem to attack you unless you’re hurt, you’re not imagining it.

troll_from_behind · 2015-02-15T08:19:12.000Z

So what does the lore allow as far as the evolution of monsters go?
No vampires or ghosts?
Would like to run into a renegade blobcolony that has turned into more aggressive approach as far as spreading goes taking living hosts and bursting out through hosts chest when mature.
Also goverment suicide squads would be intresting. Armed to teeth and trying to do their mission and then evacin back to the sea.

Packbat · 2015-02-15T21:50:57.000Z

Kevin Granade:

Yes, if you ever notice some monsters never seem to attack you unless you’re hurt, you’re not imagining it.

THAT FREAKING WOLF.

Yes, I have, in fact, noticed that. I have noticed a monster go after me when I was injured.

Rhodri · 2015-02-16T04:03:57.000Z

Packbat:

[quote=“Kevin Granade, post:94, topic:8812”]Yes, if you ever notice some monsters never seem to attack you unless you’re hurt, you’re not imagining it.

THAT FREAKING WOLF.

Yes, I have, in fact, noticed that. I have noticed a monster go after me when I was injured.[/quote]
Wolves attack you when you’re not injured. Especially dangerous in packs.

Packbat · 2015-02-16T15:31:03.000Z

Rhodri:

[quote=“Packbat, post:96, topic:8812”][quote=“Kevin Granade, post:94, topic:8812”]Yes, if you ever notice some monsters never seem to attack you unless you’re hurt, you’re not imagining it.

THAT FREAKING WOLF.

Yes, I have, in fact, noticed that. I have noticed a monster go after me when I was injured.[/quote]
Wolves attack you when you’re not injured. Especially dangerous in packs.[/quote]
…I’ve also died to that.

Catfoodbob · 2015-02-16T19:46:26.000Z

Meefs- Fungal mooose

Catfoodbob · 2015-02-17T04:52:42.000Z

Dire Gruebear

Rhodri · 2015-02-17T04:56:45.000Z

Fungal wasps

Fungal bees

Fungal spiders

Fungal everythings.

Burnt_Earth · 2015-02-17T05:01:22.000Z

Zombie post-threshold mutant survivors.

3 metric tons of undead ursine post-human clad in kevlar and steel plating should a thing that can spawn in your back seat when you take a nap in your car.

no_zed_is_safe · 2015-02-22T17:34:22.000Z

wilson7755:

[quote=“Perigrin, post:79, topic:8812”]Good, but you forgot one thing. Blunt weapons would be quite good against armor beetles, as guess how knights fought other knights? By basicly bludgeoning one another until one dropped.

Why is this mildly humorous to me? I can just imagine them throwing down their weapons and going fisticuffs on each other.[/quote]
Fun tact! In his Fechtbuch, Tallhoffer describes a technique now known as “half-swording” - basically holding the blade by the hilt and whacking your opponent in the head (helmet) with the pommel/crossguard. This was comparable to a blow from a light war hammer, and would stun your opponent so you could drag them to the ground and finish them off (most of these fights ended on the ground).

With that said… medieval reenactor zombies?

Rhodri · 2015-02-22T22:54:56.000Z

no_zed_is_safe:

[quote=“wilson7755, post:83, topic:8812”][quote=“Perigrin, post:79, topic:8812”]Good, but you forgot one thing. Blunt weapons would be quite good against armor beetles, as guess how knights fought other knights? By basicly bludgeoning one another until one dropped.

Why is this mildly humorous to me? I can just imagine them throwing down their weapons and going fisticuffs on each other.[/quote]
Fun tact! In his Fechtbuch, Tallhoffer describes a technique now known as “half-swording” - basically holding the blade by the hilt and whacking your opponent in the head (helmet) with the pommel/crossguard. This was comparable to a blow from a light war hammer, and would stun your opponent so you could drag them to the ground and finish them off (most of these fights ended on the ground).

With that said… medieval reenactor zombies?[/quote]
We would need a place where it would make sense for people to do reenacting, because it wouldn’t make sense for reenactors to be found in offices or electronic stores.

Packbat · 2015-02-23T03:02:09.000Z

Rhodri:

[quote=“no_zed_is_safe, post:103, topic:8812”]With that said… medieval reenactor zombies?

We would need a place where it would make sense for people to do reenacting, because it wouldn’t make sense for reenactors to be found in offices or electronic stores.[/quote]
Fields on the outskirts of towns. Put a bunch of tents and pavilions and cars out in a field, and scatter reenactors around the area.