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[Aseaheru]

ill second that as well.

[NRDL]

Have the hunters take down a beast.

[kaian-a-coel]

Hunt a Deerple.

I second "Browt" for the new creature.

[forsaken1111]

Murder something and bring it back for flesh burning.

[RAM]

Are ridgebacks more like or ?

[raptorfangamer]

Are ridgebacks more like or ?

I am to think the first one with spikes coming from its head and back (think of a hedgehog, but green, with not so many spikes and also a lizard). although I could be horribly wrong with the perspective the creature is presented.

LIVE TOPIC.
LIVE.

[kopout]

Institute the following scientific names
Ridgeback: Dimetrodon
Hats: Fluffy Wambler

Insist that "hats" is both a singular and plural term.

The goblin that tends the birthing pit should be known as Vulgaras.

no. That goblin alredy has a name (Gargle) and so do the critters

The male human should be named Tiffany.

personaly I'd name him jaymi (spelling intentional, for once ) becuse of the mustache

-have the idling goblin finish the round house

Begin work on the palisade.

-Have the hunters hunt Bristleback Browts, one scaring them into the waiting weapons of the others.
-Have the idle goblin improve the hat pen.

GreatWyrmGold's hunting startigy is sound. what do you guys think of combing ther names for Bristleback Browts into one name? evryone happy? I like the aliteration.

[10ebbor10]

I don't. +1 for Bristleback.

[kaian-a-coel]

I do, +1 to Bristleback Browts

[kopout]

Do merchents sell mungo tree seads and/or spalings?

[RAM]

Isn't Gargle the shaman? I meant the goblin that built the pit...

[kopout]

Oh, alright. Gargle is the one who over sees the pit, he had a minion dig it for him. In that case I have no objection to the diger being named Vulgaras.

[GreatWyrmGold]

Name the digger Vulgaras, and while I'd prefer just plain Bristleback, Bristleback Browt is acceptable.

[Evil Lincoln]

Are ridgebacks more like or ?

I am to think the first one with spikes coming from its head and back (think of a hedgehog, but green, with not so many spikes and also a lizard). although I could be horribly wrong with the perspective the creature is presented.

More or less the one on the left if you somehow crossbred it with a bear. Thick hedgehog like spines but thicker but less sharp. I was actually thinking of it being a mammal too but the distinction between mammals and reptiles doesn't really matter so much.

Do merchents sell mungo tree seads and/or spalings?

Probably not a reputable merchant.

[kaian-a-coel]

Are ridgebacks more like or ?

I am to think the first one with spikes coming from its head and back (think of a hedgehog, but green, with not so many spikes and also a lizard). although I could be horribly wrong with the perspective the creature is presented.

More or less the one on the left if you somehow crossbred it with a bear. Thick hedgehog like spines but thicker but less sharp. I was actually thinking of it being a mammal too but the distinction between mammals and reptiles doesn't really matter so much.

I also perceived the spine the other way (more hedgehog than dimetrodon)
Also the dimetrodon predate the separation between reptiles and mammals. I guess we can call it a reptile, but mammals weren't a thing back then. ("what's this newfangled 'fur' you're talking about?")