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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 26 Mar 1995.
Re: Ascii monsters...

Re: Ascii monsters...

From Eric Agnew <agn...@cae.wisc.edu> · alt.ascii-art · 26 Mar 1995 03:32 · View full thread ·
MARC EDWARD FORRESTER <mef...@aber.ac.uk> wrote:
>Normand Veilleux <nve...@emr1.emr.ca> wrote:
>>>Stalactite? :)
>>Ya, stalagmite would have been more appropriate!  :->
>Well, not really. It would have been entirely incorrect. :)

The trick I remember is from a long time ago, some teacher told us a
way of remembering which is which- go by the c and the g: a stalaCtite
sticks tight to the Ceiling, while a stalaGmite goes up from the Ground.

>But what's a stalactite monster? It's not in my bestiary.

I saw it in some D&D book some time ago (Monster Manual?)... It looks
like a stalactite, and might have some treasure underneath it as bait-
when you walk underneath it, it drops on you, piercing through and most
likely killing you. Then I guess it'll eat you or something... :> Don't
ask me how it gets back up there, though... :>
L8er...
                                        -Eric 
-- 
"I don't wanna be like the others, please"   -SP, Hello Kitty Kat

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From: agn...@cae.wisc.edu (Eric Agnew)
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Subject: Re: Ascii  monsters...
Date: 26 Mar 1995 03:32:05 GMT
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