| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| CelestialBarbarian04-20-07, 04:46 PM | Have the old D&D monsters yellow mold and green slime ever made an appearance anywhere in 3rd ED (3.0 or 3.5)? If so, where? Thanks! :) |
| Morwen04-20-07, 05:13 PM | They are both in the Dungeon Master's Guide. |
| CelestialBarbarian04-20-07, 06:19 PM | They are both in the Dungeon Master's Guide. Thanks! I had a vague recollection that I had seen them somewhere, but as substances rather than as actual creatures. I guess I was pretty close, though for the life of me I doubt I ever would have thought to look in the DMG. I wonder if there are epic versions of these sorts of dungeon hazards? |
| Damior04-20-07, 09:50 PM | Hmm, well for an epic version of green slime you could always use a half-black dragon gelatenous cube advanced a few hit dice. Wouldnt want that falling on me from the ceiling thats for sure |
| RavenDrake04-20-07, 10:53 PM | For epic you don't make the slime stronger, you just give em more of it.... I still remember my PC's faces when thier little boat trip through the underdark dropped them down a waterfall into an underground lake of green slime. |
| ArcTan04-21-07, 01:59 AM | Flux Slime is the Epic "version" of Green Slime -- it's like Green Slime that has an appetite for magic rather than flesh. |
| CelestialBarbarian04-21-07, 02:46 AM | Flux Slime is the Epic "version" of Green Slime -- it's like Green Slime that has an appetite for magic rather than flesh. Thanks! I found it. I thought there was something. :) |