| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| Hammerhead09-16-04, 02:40 PM | In the 3.5 MM it says a pit fiend is 12 ft tall at weighs 800 pounds. It says a balor is also 12 feet tall but weighs 4500 (!!) pounds. Why is a balor so much heavier? Is it made out of depleted uranium or something? |
| Ogre4Hire09-16-04, 02:44 PM | It's because Dr. Atkins went to Ba'ator. No, seriously, it's because the people who are in charge of designing creatures have a tendancy to randomly determine a creature's height/weight (even if those numbers don't match the creature's size catigory). |
| Hammerhead09-16-04, 02:52 PM | ya that would make too much sense wouldnt it? |
| obrysii09-16-04, 08:00 PM | Probably the reason a Great Gold Wyrm weighs over 1 million pounds. Random guesses. |
| General Dorsey09-17-04, 12:16 AM | Maybe the balor is more evil? |
| cwslyclgh09-17-04, 01:41 AM | maybe a pit fiend is a lean, mean fighting machine... while the balors are just fat. |
| littlesaltz09-17-04, 11:19 AM | maybe a pit fiend is a lean, mean fighting machine... while the balors are just fat. They're just big-boned! |
| Radagast09-17-04, 12:20 PM | I like the depleted Uranium suggestion. Or, maybe it isn't depleted, and that is why the Balor's explode when destroyed! Nah, the weight numbers seemed to be rolled complete randomly. They rarely make sense and are best ignored. |
| Megrim_Lord09-17-04, 03:22 PM | If you think about it, a pit fiend should weigh more, since about 1/5 of a balor is just smoke and flames. |
| lugnut7109-17-04, 03:44 PM | Actually the tiny flames is becuase they are so dense they are undergoing fusion. Henceforth the weight. |
| Purkake09-17-04, 05:08 PM | And ther is your solution to any D&D energy problems. No radioactive waste, no mutants it is green energy. Get your own mini fusion plant today and never worry about tomorrow. |
| Megrim_Lord09-17-04, 06:26 PM | I smell an epic adventure hook (crazy gnome scientist/mage utilizing balors in a chain reaction to destroy the entirety of the multiverse!) |
| Contrast09-17-04, 07:11 PM | Now if a dragon can use a balor as his heart, does that make dragons nuclear powered? Or was that a pit-fiend? |
| Raymond_Luxury_Yacht09-17-04, 07:52 PM | Now if a dragon can use a balor as his heart, does that make dragons nuclear powered? That was a balor. And why do I have a sudden urge to hum the Godzilla theme music? |