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She's a brick house, she's mighty mighty,
She's lettin' it all hang out.
She's a brick house,
She's the one, the only one, built like an amazon.
She's lettin' it all hang out.
She's a brick house,
She's the one, the only one, built like an amazon.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fantasy
Species Dinosaur
Size 700 x 948px
File Size 71.1 kB
Oh yeah. I always thought it be cool to actually play a prehistoric game like the stuff in really old Dragon magazines - I mean, people would probably get sick of it really quickly but...
And I dunno, dinosaurs are a lot like roleplaying games in a lot of ways, it'd make sense to do RPGs with dino-people. I mean, tell a kinda brainy 10-12 year old boy he could play an elf, a halfling, or a Utahraptor, and I'm pretty sure I know what the kid will pick for a character. If it was a choice of being elf, halfling, Utahraptor or warforged, that would be a much much tougher choice. I'm really surprised that only the Forgotten Realms stuff ever played around with the idea of dinosaur people.
Heck, maybe I should draw more of these guys.
And I dunno, dinosaurs are a lot like roleplaying games in a lot of ways, it'd make sense to do RPGs with dino-people. I mean, tell a kinda brainy 10-12 year old boy he could play an elf, a halfling, or a Utahraptor, and I'm pretty sure I know what the kid will pick for a character. If it was a choice of being elf, halfling, Utahraptor or warforged, that would be a much much tougher choice. I'm really surprised that only the Forgotten Realms stuff ever played around with the idea of dinosaur people.
Heck, maybe I should draw more of these guys.
I mean, tell a kinda brainy 10-12 year old boy he could play an elf, a halfling, or a Utahraptor, and I'm pretty sure I know what the kid will pick for a character.
For the record, one of my oldest D&D characters came from a race of intelligent Troodon descendants.
(Utahraptor was still a decade and a half away from being discovered.)
For the record, one of my oldest D&D characters came from a race of intelligent Troodon descendants.
(Utahraptor was still a decade and a half away from being discovered.)
This reminds me of the saurials of forgotten realms, The four types, based off the triceratops, pterradon, the stegosaurus, and id guess a more bipedal bracheosaur. Heck, the race itself was full of amazing feats, communicating by high frequency sound, and unique scents, that identified mood, feelings, and understood by all reptillians.
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