#didier guiserix

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The clavore is the only creature known to feed exclusively on keys. A very rare specialized form of mimic, it takes the form of a lock and waits in ambush on a door or chest, often covering a real lock. If probed by any other object, such as a thief's lockpick, it will angrily stab with its sharp poisoned tongue causing injury, temporary paralysis, and a lingering loss of dexterity. If attacked it will flee into a tight space or play dead. (Didier Guiserix for "Le Clavore," creature designed for AD&D by Jean-François Clet, Casus Belli 20, 2nd trimester 1984)

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The schlougga was created by an evil cleric to battle rival priests from temples dedicated to good. It is said to be about the size of a horse, though it looms larger in this graffiti from the walls of the Temple of the Skull. Its cylindrical body is covered with filaments like a sea anemone. It bites with two toothy mouths and clubs with its long tail, while one head spits cursed unholy water and the other sings obscene songs that drown out the prayers of its foes. (Didier Guiserix, Casus Belli Special Issue 2: Laelith, 1990)

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Gamemaster at work (Didier Guiserix, Casus Belli 33, June/July 1986)

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Not Indiana Jones -- "Colorado Smith et le sacré temple," Didier Guiserix illustration for rules to a complete pulp-inspired adventure game within Casus Belli 23, December 1984

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Kobolds swarm the party's wilderness camp (Didier Guiserix, from his own AD&D adventure "Rat Noir," Casus Belli 14, April 1983)

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Preparing to spring an ambush from three directions (Didier Guiserix, 2-page poster in Casus Belli 25, April 1985)

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A wizard's laboratory where unstable chemicals are mixed alongside the sparking wires of 20th century technology (Didier Guiserix cover for Casus Belli 25, April 1985)

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Dragon vs Tiger (Didier Guiserix cover for Casus Belli 10, September 1982)