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| Amy Carrier |
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| mightymongo |
| Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2012 10:19 am Post subject: Re: The Case Of The Demonic...Assets |
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Damn near fell out of my chair laughing. Thanks for sharing.
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| Cerunnos |
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Wow. 
Personally, I'd be more eager to use the old traditional methods of determining if someone was a demon (they didn't cast shadows, since they technically didn't have a body, and their feet were always not human, which they tried to cover up). But I don't know if that would work in D&D's monster descriptions. |
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| Isuru |
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| And this ladies and gentlemen (and not-so-gentle orcs), is why gaming never gets old. |
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| James Thomas |
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