Re: pic - a beholder
From Angel Rivera <rea...@bigfoot.com>
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· 18 Oct 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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James Mitchelhill probably wrote: > > If you're familiar with the game of Dungeons and Dragons, then you > might hope recognise (I hope you will anyway) this creature: > > _ > (*) > |_| __ > (*) .-' '-./(*) > \ \/ .-'''-. \/ > \|.' (:*:) '.| > | '-.___.-' |__ > \ VvvvvvV /_(*) > /'.^^^^^.: > (*)/ '---'\ \ jim > (*) > > It's _supposed_ to be a beholder... (For those that have no idea what > a beholder is, it's basically a big floating eyeball with teeth, and > eyestalks, but you could tell that by the picture right? *hopeful > grin*) It's a [do I say 'nice' to that?...] nice picture. I don't D&D, but Final Fantasy has beholders, and they look similar... --Muke! -- I spilled spot remover on my dog. He's gone now. ICQ:1936556 http://mc11a.southern.edu/ -Personal [non-C1/C2] homepage http://welcome.to/alt.binaries.games.creatures -Visit the abgc archive!
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