Re: (TFT) dragon stuff

[Michael Taylor <MichaelTaylor1@compuserve.com>]

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>>>>>>>Hi Cas, everyone.
>>>>>>> I liked your suggestions, but let us not call our dragons,
>>>>>>>Black this, and Red that.  It is very D&Dish, may cause copywrite
>>>>>>>problems, and lacks innovation.

I tend to agree about it being D&Dish, but it has already been done in an
Interplay article. 

>>>>>>> I don't want to say that people CAN'T write what ever
>>>>>>>they want, but I'm just saying what would be useful to me.  I
>>>>>>>would like to see a page or two of description beyond the game
>>>>>>>statistics that will 'bring the dragons to life'.
>>>>>>> Rick

And I've got to agree with Rick and extend it even further. The giant
article was interesting and useful because there's very little 'lore' on
Giants. But Dragons have been done to death. There's dragon lore for just
about every taste. 

What would be REALLY interesting (to me) are 'ecology' articles on monstes
that dont get alot of press. Like the Mermen, Octopus, Shadowights, Stone
Beetles, Slinkers, Goo or Uncle Teeth or ...dare I say it....Prootwaddle
Culture...?!

JMO
Michael




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