The most obvious monster missing from DDO

[Smokewolf]

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After reading some of the pleasant responses here, I'm sure that many of you can relate. (Lol)

-Smoke

[cmecu]

I don't mind meme threads if they have some sort of substance, too, and in my opinion this one does. It made me thinking of all the classic D&D monsters, and while I was longing for Wyverns, Ankhegs and other things that killed me in Pool Of Radiance (C64), I had to consult my red box D&D basic rules in order to find something really interesting.

This game doesn't have boars, does it? In "the other game", which apparently should not be named, boars are such a meme there's even a quest where you have to spend 30 minutes searching for them, and you can only complete the quest if you don't exit the landscape area or quit the quest while it's ticking, because there are none in that particular area, even though they are plentiful in every other region - from the starter areas to the other side of Mordor.

So, my suggestion is a boar. Moar boars.

I cant remember, maybe it was Curse of Azure Bonds.. but there is a side quest.. or atleast a place you can go, and you get swarmed by a bunch of black dragons I think it was. They wiped my party. It was like out in the wilderness I think.

[Arkat]

I cant remember, maybe it was Curse of Azure Bonds.. but there is a side quest.. or atleast a place you can go, and you get swarmed by a bunch of black dragons I think it was. They wiped my party. It was like out in the wilderness I think.

Yes, there was something like 8 black dragons in that encounter. I think it had something to do with the Cult of the Dragon.

[thegreatcthulhu]

I'm surprised Trog has managed to hang onto people's minds.

For me, I'm looking at her:

[vryxnr]

I'm surprised Trog has managed to hang onto people's minds.

I was once a peoples, er a peasants, living in the countryside in my thatched-roofed cottages. You never forget the burninating.

Never.