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- ADDF_Toxic
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Favourite DM Creature?
Just wondering, what is your favourite Dungeon Master Creature.
Mine is couatl. It used to be Magenta Worms, on the old Atari ST, which led to my favourite colour being magenta, but now I changed it. I was on this site, looking at the creatures. I scrolled down and saw the couatl whipping around, and I thought it looked so sweet! I read in my handbook that it was one of the hardest creatures in the dungeon, and I thought that after I met one, I wouldn't like one anymore, but after I saw one flying over the pits in the pit room in level 5 at me(HOC l1), I still liked them.
Mine is couatl. It used to be Magenta Worms, on the old Atari ST, which led to my favourite colour being magenta, but now I changed it. I was on this site, looking at the creatures. I scrolled down and saw the couatl whipping around, and I thought it looked so sweet! I read in my handbook that it was one of the hardest creatures in the dungeon, and I thought that after I met one, I wouldn't like one anymore, but after I saw one flying over the pits in the pit room in level 5 at me(HOC l1), I still liked them.
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Definitely the Dragon for me. It is so incredibly beautiful, and the Amiga sound effect when he moves used to give me shivers back in the day. The first time I saw a dragon was actually in CSB, as I started playing it before I finished DM. I explored the beginning of the KU way and fell through a pit. On the left side of the screen, I saw something like a red mouth with huge teeth and wondered what that was. I turned left and found myself face to face with Mongor himself! I sat in awe for a full two seconds, marvelling at his beauty and frightened how huge and majestic it looked. Then he bit me and almost killed one of my characters. This is one of my fondest memories of the games.
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A tough one.
I like the Knights -- quite spooky, great sound and f*cking tough until you work out how best to defeat them.
The worms were also pretty good -- utterly terrifying the first time I played level 4.
Rock piles were great too -- look very innocent and then they leapt up and opened that great mouth with poisoned tentacles and really messed up your day.
The rats were cool too -- much tougher than they first looked.
I think the most disappointing characters were the ruster and Lord Chaos.
I like the Knights -- quite spooky, great sound and f*cking tough until you work out how best to defeat them.
The worms were also pretty good -- utterly terrifying the first time I played level 4.
Rock piles were great too -- look very innocent and then they leapt up and opened that great mouth with poisoned tentacles and really messed up your day.
The rats were cool too -- much tougher than they first looked.
I think the most disappointing characters were the ruster and Lord Chaos.
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Some of you were talking about CSB Creatures(not punishing you, just noting). And yes, those knights are hard. Actually, I don't think their hard. The first knight I met I led towards the stairs and went down, then up while waiting, so not really hard, just long time to kill. Most knights were behind borders. The other knight other than the one I fought by the stairs, not behind a border, I'm surprised I did it, but I brought him behind a border and turned around in a room, then ran out, trapping him behind the border!
And am I seeing the creatures name wrong? It says couatl in my handbook, but you guys are saying coatyl.
And am I seeing the creatures name wrong? It says couatl in my handbook, but you guys are saying coatyl.
Now we know why the mods keep them...
Only joking Gambit, good on yer for sorting it out.
Anyway, favourite monsters... Knights. DM version. Dragon looks nice but is a bit of a weed. A few materialisers can cause many problems and look pretty spooky. Scorpions are nicely drawn and make that noise like a cat being sick.
Only joking Gambit, good on yer for sorting it out.
Anyway, favourite monsters... Knights. DM version. Dragon looks nice but is a bit of a weed. A few materialisers can cause many problems and look pretty spooky. Scorpions are nicely drawn and make that noise like a cat being sick.
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Well, surprise, the Dragon is funky - once upon a time he was terrifying and eeek bugger it's the Red Dragon, arrgh run away and hide around a corner and zap him a bit! Now it's more woohoo, Dragon! Dieeeeeeee
His roar is still a bit scary though, since if you can't see him when he makes the sound, you could get a fireball up the arse...
Scorpy noises are still terrifying. The Flying Snakes didn't used to make any noise on the Atari but the noise they make in RTC is a bit scary. Black Knights aren't too bad since there's usually a door or monster barrier I can make use of. Spell Vines are a bloody pain. Screamers are kind of cute. Thieves are annoying. So are Rock Monsters. And Water Elementals. Ghosts are wussy, Purple Worms aren't too bad, not are Giant Spiders, Skellies and Mummies are okay, Generic Monsters are weird and I don't even bother with Stone Giants.
Well, I've listed nearly every mob in the game there now lol...oh, Lord Chaos is a goit too
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Scorpy noises are still terrifying. The Flying Snakes didn't used to make any noise on the Atari but the noise they make in RTC is a bit scary. Black Knights aren't too bad since there's usually a door or monster barrier I can make use of. Spell Vines are a bloody pain. Screamers are kind of cute. Thieves are annoying. So are Rock Monsters. And Water Elementals. Ghosts are wussy, Purple Worms aren't too bad, not are Giant Spiders, Skellies and Mummies are okay, Generic Monsters are weird and I don't even bother with Stone Giants.
Well, I've listed nearly every mob in the game there now lol...oh, Lord Chaos is a goit too

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Hey, I resemble that statement. Sorry, just had to state that as there was a danger of Ameena dragging this back on topic : )PaulH wrote:You mean Beo? He just can't type!
What's 'generic monster'?
The only reason I ever kept attackign the dragon was cause of the one dragon steak I found earlier in the game. I used to think it was immortal - so sad when I killed it and it's cute lil BOOMING footfalls were no longer heard around the level - so, so sad *tear* I don't want to talk about it anymore...
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You guys were arguing about couatl spelled different in DM than in that russian thing right? My brain was reading really really fast so that's all that I could interpret. Think of Trolins.
Shouldn't they be trolls!
afj;asfjl trollins dsafasdfasf
aldfjlsf trolls dlkajfds
kfjklafasdf trollins not trolls adsfjafjlksjadfl.
Jumbles of letters are argument statements.
Shouldn't they be trolls!
afj;asfjl trollins dsafasdfasf
aldfjlsf trolls dlkajfds
kfjklafasdf trollins not trolls adsfjafjlksjadfl.
Jumbles of letters are argument statements.
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Yeah Generic Monsters are otherwise known as Rusters (though I didn't find that out till I discovered RTC/this forum/the encyclopaedia). I tend to use the names given in my hint book since that's what I did way back when, when I was, like, six or whatever
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Giant Spiders don't have eight legs but I still call 'em that
. And I don't know why the slimy tentacle things are referred to as Flying Screamers. But that's what they're called in the book, so that's what I still call 'em today
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Giant Spiders don't have eight legs but I still call 'em that


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For my personal taste my favourite monster is the mummy. Maybe because it was the first monster I met and I was so scared ! I'm almost sure that this first mummy killed my whole team at my first DM experiance
(Who swithed off the light ????
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Otherwise Death knights are very nice... (In DM version for my taste) or should I call em Animated Armours ? (About them, are their items in some sort cursed, or is it an urban legend ? )
PS : Yes ADDF_Toxic it's "Dziendobry" or "Czesc"


Otherwise Death knights are very nice... (In DM version for my taste) or should I call em Animated Armours ? (About them, are their items in some sort cursed, or is it an urban legend ? )
PS : Yes ADDF_Toxic it's "Dziendobry" or "Czesc"
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