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Which Edition of D&D had the best design/artwork of a Mul?

Second Edition

Third Edition

Fourth Edition

Voting ended onMar 22

"The kirre is one of the more vicious animals of the forests and jungles of Athas." It resembles an 8 foot long tiger with 8 clawed legs, a pair of large horns, and a barbed tail. In combat it attacks 7 times: twice with front claws, bite, gore with horns, twice with secondary claws, and stab with tail (1-4/1-4/1-6/1-8/1-4/1-4/1-6). It also has natural psionic abilities, like many creatures of Athas. (AD&D 2nd ed Monstrous Manual, 1993)

Unsigned, but several elements like pose and shading resemble Dave Simons' work. He was credited in this book for "normal animals, almost normal animals, and squishy things." His usual signature is missing throughout the book.

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Don't believe them if they say tumblr won't affect your speech. I just refered to Abalach-Re, sorcer-queen and Grand Vizier of Raam, as a "poor little meow-meow".

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"Beast trainers work to tame or control wild creatures destined for gladiatorial games." (Tom Baxa, CGR2: The Complete Gladiator's Handbook for the Dark Sun setting and AD&D 2e, TSR, 1993)