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 |||These fellows used to be my nemesis when I first arrived in WoD. Now Fenwyck takes them out in a single shot and they never even know they were under attack. 4 hides 4 meat. I killed another ettin and then found another bad doggy. <br>
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 |||Two hides, two ribs. Then I searched for my 20th and final trophy for the hunt. Kept finding reruns. Harpy, ettin, gazer, rabid dog, ogre lord (finished him in the Abbey again, sorry Brothers), gazer, frenzied ostard, ogre (it is interesting to note that ogre treasure is almost as good as ogre lord treasure). Where was that last great kill to make the trip memorable? What the heck… <br>
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 |||This was a pretty puny one. I had time to get my magic reflection up enough that only half of it’s spells worked. It’s best trick was conjuring blade spirits to chop at me, but they were pitiful things. I think the reaper got them from Ronco over the telly. They didn’t “slice and dice” anything. The reaper generously donated 129gp, 20 logs, 1 reaper heartwood, 3 deadwood, 1 executioner’s cap mushroom. <br>
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 mean, “face” value is about all they have. However, it is very difficult to brush your teeth with no appendages, so their dental hygiene suffers. Gazer dentists, of course, use gold caps. See, simple as that. No, sorry we don’t have “follow-up questions” here. <br>
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 |||Somewhat similar to the cow, yet somehow… beefier. 8 meat, 12 hides Then I heard an unearthly scream and saw a flurry coming at me through the tree. <br>
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 |||Fenwyck dropped the thing with one shot 10 paces before it got to me. The harpys checked so far yield 72-108gp with 20 feathers, 3 blackmoor and no items. And then… <br>
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 |||Once again, the difference between commoners and gentry is clearly demonstrated. Now, the astute among you- no I DON’T mean you, Wolfbane- may have wondered how I can tell the difference between ogres and ogre lords and how I know the names of the other creatures I have never seen before. My primary research source is “Beautiful Woodland Creatures of WoD” by Brother Ralph (as you, know, Brother Ralph had only completed the first three volumes when he was tragically eaten by the Beautiful Woodland Creatures of WoD and his work had to be completed by Brother Burger). I also get a surprising amount of help from “Imaginary Beasts” by Dr Ocket. Somehow, his “imagining” keep showing up and attacking people. At any rate, I have studied these works at length and am often able to recognize them on sight. In other cases, I make sketches and research them afterward. This is difficult. Fighting for your life, spellcasting, bandaging and whimpering are often quite enough to worry about without also trying to sketch a flattering portrait of your adversary. You really have to do it DURING the fight, however. Few creatures look their best after being pitchforked to death. Now, what was I saying? No, Banedon, I am quite certain it had nothing to do with dismissing the class. The two ogres I killed had 56-189 gp and 4-5 items (armor, weapons, potions, gems, misc. items). <br>
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 |||Nothing like his cousin the dire wolf. I had to PICK a fight with it, and it was not much of a fight. 4 ribs 4 hides.<br>
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 Good Day. As you all know, this is the first in a series of lectures based on my hunting journals. The objective is to provide you all with a standard of excellence against which you can compare your own performance in the kingly sport of hunting. While the “Dungeon Diaries” by various –hrmph- authors are focused on gathering information on all of the PLACES in WoD, these lectures and the journals upon which they are based are focused on all of the CREATURES in the land. One similarity is that the eventual product of the process will be a comprehensive guidebook for the literate adventurer (should a second one ever show up here). The format will be largely narrative, but I will catalog each kill, assigning a “trophy number” to each new type of creature. I will carefully document the habitat, behavior, and loo- -er- -hrmph- the inventory of their probated estate.<br>