This is a plaguechanged ooze for a game of D&D Encounters. You can tell it's plaguechanged because of the blue streaks. I've since learned that at some point in the game (when it loses half its hit points), it undergoes cell division, so I've already started on two other oozes.
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Plaguechanged Ooze
The Spellplague affects everyone: human beings, dogs, the undead, dragons, even those enormous, ravenous sacks of protoplasm that crawl up from the sewers from time to time.
This is a plaguechanged ooze for a game of D&D Encounters. You can tell it's plaguechanged because of the blue streaks. I've since learned that at some point in the game (when it loses half its hit points), it undergoes cell division, so I've already started on two other oozes.
This is a plaguechanged ooze for a game of D&D Encounters. You can tell it's plaguechanged because of the blue streaks. I've since learned that at some point in the game (when it loses half its hit points), it undergoes cell division, so I've already started on two other oozes.