Ghostbusters: D&D
Ghostbusters D&D
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16 years, 2 months ago
My girlfriend showed this to me a few months back. I was unsure if anyone had seen it or if it had been shown here…I did a search to see and found nothing so…ya…my apologize(*egon):
Ghostbusters: D&D
Ghostbusters: D&D
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16 years, 2 months ago
I like the dream catcher.
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16 years, 2 months ago
That's awesome.
That'd be a cool variation of costume to do for GB.
That'd be a cool variation of costume to do for GB.
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16 years, 2 months ago
As someone who loves Ghostbusters and plays D&D regularly (and has for nearly 20 years), that's pretty awesome…
Mind you, I'd never want that kind of spin-off taken seriously, but I got a great laugh out of that, nonetheless. Looks like I have something to show the others on Tuesday.
Mind you, I'd never want that kind of spin-off taken seriously, but I got a great laugh out of that, nonetheless. Looks like I have something to show the others on Tuesday.
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16 years, 2 months ago
I love it! Though I'm not sure about Slimer looking like a gooey green cube…
I've been considering asking for some assistance with a possible RPG add-on I have in mind, called Ghostbusters: 1884, where you'd use GB equipment that might have been designed a century earlier (now THAT'D be interesting!), and a few of my initial designs have looked similar to this artwork.
I've been considering asking for some assistance with a possible RPG add-on I have in mind, called Ghostbusters: 1884, where you'd use GB equipment that might have been designed a century earlier (now THAT'D be interesting!), and a few of my initial designs have looked similar to this artwork.
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16 years, 2 months ago
Nix;127413
I love it! Though I'm not sure about Slimer looking like a gooey green cube…
I've been considering asking for some assistance with a possible RPG add-on I have in mind, called Ghostbusters: 1884, where you'd use GB equipment that might have been designed a century earlier (now THAT'D be interesting!), and a few of my initial designs have looked similar to this artwork.
Actually, that cube is a D&D Creature, so it kinda fits, can't remember what they're called, but yeah, it goes with the GB D&D theme here.
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16 years, 2 months ago
I am sure Belmont will correct me if I get this wrong but I believe that it is called a Gellatenous cube. I could be wrong….it's been FOREVER since I have even picked up a Monsters Manual.
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16 years, 2 months ago
JamesCGamora;127420
I am sure Belmont will correct me if I get this wrong but I believe that it is called a Gellatenous cube. I could be wrong….it's been FOREVER since I have even picked up a Monsters Manual.
I think thats what its called. I do have a Monster Manual around here somewhere, I'm not sure where, but yeah, I think you're right, though Belmont could tell us since he seems to be the active D&Der around here.
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16 years, 2 months ago
JamesCGamora;127420
I am sure Belmont will correct me if I get this wrong but I believe that it is called a Gellatenous cube. I could be wrong….it's been FOREVER since I have even picked up a Monsters Manual.
There is no need to correct you, for you are spot on….errr…except for the fact that it's spelled “gelatinous.” That's just the English teacher in me, though.
Hell, it even has a wikipedia entry!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gelatinous_cube
I have 9 monster manuals, organized by edition in a small library of over 400 Role-playing game books. God, I am such a dork…
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16 years, 2 months ago
Woot for me!
Ya I haven't picked up anything D&D related in a very long time
As far as the misspelling thats weird that MS Word didnt pick it up..::shrug::
Ya I haven't picked up anything D&D related in a very long time
As far as the misspelling thats weird that MS Word didnt pick it up..::shrug::