Also, Orcas are mammals so a female humanoid orca could reasonably expected to have mammary glands of some kind, and thus feminine breast structure.
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Also, Orcas are mammals so a female humanoid orca could reasonably expected to have mammary glands of some kind, and thus feminine breast structure.
All of a sudden the Joker got a lot more interesting...Quote:
Originally Posted by Sydonai
Totally using the Dragonborn Monotreme thing. And adding Platypusborn.
Those are pretty good, thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yanisa
I tried doing a google search for related stuff but I couldn't find anything, maybe because it's sort of a weird topic or I just wasn't using the right search terms.
Well, that's canon so...Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe the Rat
Anyway, IIRC the explanation was that Dragons in general were Monotremes.
I guess it makes sense, other wise Dragons would have a Reptile trait on them in 3.5 and on, however where in 4e and on does it say that about Dragonborn?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sydonai
For the life of me I can't remember.Quote:
Originally Posted by cavalieredraghi
I was either in a "Races" book or one of the "Dragons" books.
Bolded is incorrect.Quote:
Originally Posted by cavalieredraghi;20749323[B
So Reptilian only applies to Humanoids, not Dragons.Quote:
Originally Posted by srd
So is there also a "mammalian" descriptor or subtype?Quote:
Originally Posted by Necroticplague
No, I believe that most humanoids are assumed to be mammalian unless otherwise stated (hence the need for a Reptillian subtype).Quote:
Originally Posted by Deepbluediver
(Reptillian) is a rather useless subtype, though. I don't recall it coming up anywhere other than as a Favored Enemy option.
It's basically there to trigger Scalykind effects.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dire_Stirge
Also, anyone want a specific Demotivator?
I'm of the opinion that female lizard people carry eggs in their 'breasts.' It's the only explanation I can think of.
So some sort of skin pouch/pocket.Quote:
Originally Posted by GuesssWho
Eggsacs. I think that's the word.
Considering fish from RL, there must be a few species whose males carry the eggs in their eggsacs...
Seahorses, kind of. Rather than the female laying fertilized eggs which are then carried around by the male, the female deposits unfertilized eggs into the pouch, where they are then fertilized and kept until the male gives birth.Quote:
Originally Posted by goto124
Also, some species of mouthbrooders have the male carry the eggs around. In his mouth, that is. Darwin's frogs do something similar.
Those are exactly the animals I was thinking of, but not to that detail!
Anyone want to take a shot at making this into a demotivator? I just finished looking for non-fanservice female pirates, so you could guess how I feel...
I can help you with that look up the Lioness of Brittany.Quote:
Originally Posted by goto124
I'd spent a bit of time helping someone over here. Won't mind if you contribute, because really many of the images don't fit the 'battered' part of the request.
Source? Always fun to watch an evil party at work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Braininthejar2
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overlord_(novel_series)Quote:
Originally Posted by Fable Wright
I liked both the books and the anime of that. It was fun.
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...9bcda33061.jpg
From the first episode of RWBY Chibi (which turned out a lot better than I was expecting).
Eating the chocolate chips = "Taking 10" :smallwink:Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadowFighter15
Spoiler: ShadowFighter15's demotivatorQuote:
Originally Posted by ShadowFighter15
Shouldn't that be: Kraft (cereal) ?Quote:
Originally Posted by goto124
Personally, those demotivators make me think of: "Cooking in the SUE System; There is a realistic chance of failure."
... For me the SUE system still is (and may always be) the gold standard for failure in system design. Not that worse systems don't exist, but none of them seem to fail in as interesting ways. Plus the SUE files are actually fun to read (which can't be said for many of these systems).
Obligatory tax:
Source.
I so want to make a Disjunction joke here, someone make that demotivator.Quote:
Originally Posted by MReav
That or the fridge horror of an entity, that is aware it stops existing is any of its parts decides to leave or abandon it because of any lack of harmony. Or being controlled by something that is not yourself that you have memories of.