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Tonight's paleostream art!
Guidraco, Dinosaurus, Eretmorhipis and Protoichthyosaurus
Sketches I’ve made of various Jurassic fauna, from bottom to top: Camarasaurus, Dimorphodon, Pterodactylus, Liopleurodon, Stegosaurus and Allosaurus. As a paleontology enthusiast since childhood, I consider the Jurassic to be my favorite period of the Mesozoic Era, since it’s called “The Golden Age of Dinosaurs” for being the heyday of not only the dinosaurs but also the pterosaurs and some of the most spectacular marine reptiles and fish ever to swim the earth’s oceans, and for boasting some of the coolest animals of the entire Mesozoic era overall, even when much of 2020s paleomedia skips it completely in favor of the more popular animals of the Late Cretaceous or the Pleistocene.
Batrachognathus volans, an Anurognathid from Late Jurassic Kazakhstan. 'Twas more or less the size of a bat, being able to sit comfortably at you shoulder or forearm.
So one of my players wanted to summon an Eldritch God
They are level 3, I scouted CR3 monsters, found the Hatzegopteryx stat block, had to use it (and add some velociraptors for fun)
Upon summoning, they dubbed them Bob and the Boblets, all of which use they/them pronouns (they all attacked the players immediately)
Someone aptly said 'have they got blue scales and pronouns?'
No, but they do have blue feathers
D&D is very fun
Dragons
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