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Elements the Game => General Discussion => Topic started by: bigbadbanana on July 09, 2010, 01:42:17 am
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Has anyone noticed that Elements contains some Dungeons and Dragons references? Here, I'll list some:
Otyugh: A tentacled D&D monster that lives in the sewer.
Stoneskin: A D&D spell that blocks ten points of damage.
Mind Flayer: Another D&D monster.
Ulitharid: An improved version of the mind flayer in D&D
I probably didn't name all of them, but am I correct? Did Zanz just get D&D names and incorporate into elements?
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Has anyone noticed that Elements contains some Dungeons and Dragons references? Here, I'll list some:
Otyugh: A tentacled D&D monster that lives in the sewer.
Stoneskin: A D&D spell that blocks ten points of damage.
Mind Flayer: Another D&D monster.
Ulitharid: An improved version of the mind flayer in D&D
I probably didn't name all of them, but am I correct? Did Zanz just get D&D names and incorporate into elements?
I searched for Otyugh on Wikipedia, and that's what I found. It seems like he might have.
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True, there seems to be a large referrence to D&D, but I don't see anything wrong with it, short of potential copyright issues. (which I doubt will ever come up unless WotC is ever really strapped for cash)
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And where did D&D get them from?
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Another interesting fact: A Morning Star is in fact a mace-like weapon, not a sword.
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Another interesting fact: A Morning Star is in fact a mace-like weapon, not a sword.
I have to reply to this; The combination of the words, Morning, and Star, don't necessarily mean that it's the weapon morning star.
It might mean that it's like a star in the morning sky.
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Another interesting fact: A Morning Star is in fact a mace-like weapon, not a sword.
I have to reply to this; The combination of the words, Morning, and Star, don't necessarily mean that it's the weapon morning star.
It might mean that it's like a star in the morning sky.
a.k.a. Venus?
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Another interesting fact: A Morning Star is in fact a mace-like weapon, not a sword.
I have to reply to this; The combination of the words, Morning, and Star, don't necessarily mean that it's the weapon morning star.
It might mean that it's like a star in the morning sky.
I guess you learn something new everyday,eh?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morning_star (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morning_star)
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according to this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morning_star_(weapon), Pulvy is like a morning star :O
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I searched up morning star as a weapon in wikipedia and saw this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morning_star_%28weapon%29
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^ Thats kindof the same link i just posted..
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^ Thats kindof the same link i just posted..
Oh, oops. I'm sorry Bailey. :-[
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