Do you like modrons?

[kenmarable]

As suggested in this thread, let's get a non-scientific survey of EN World's opinions on modrons, shall we?

Obviously, I'm a HUGE fan of them and think they have a place in every edition of the game. I had plenty of fun thinking about the possible directions the race could go in after the events of "The Great Modron March" and definitely think they can be presented in some interesting non-goofy ways. But others certainly disagree.

So what do the rest of you think?

(Note: I'll change the product link above to EN World's RPGNow link. It's just RPGNow is currently down.)

 

[Tewligan]

Blah. They're stupid, and don't fit in with sword-n-sorcery.

 

[avin]

Sword and Sorcery are for sissy jumping elves, I welcome Primus, our new overlord

 

[WhatGravitas]

They're weird. They're cute, at least the DiTerlizzi version.

Cute & Weird, sounds like a viable critter to me.

I like them.

Cheers, LT.

 

[Crothian]

They are different and a bit more original then most of the other made monsterts so I like them.

 

[Ktulu]

In our 4e planescape game over the summer we used Warforged in place of Modrons, but kept the name. My character kept referring to the modron as a moron. That was the only time I've liked Modrons.

 

[GAAAHHH]

I've liked Modrons ever since 2nd edition Planescape.

 

[Voadam]

I've like them since the 1e MMII (I think it was Jim Halloway art).

I've never used them or seen them in a game I played, but I like them.

I'm not so fond of the diterlizzi art versions. Significantly less implacable alien creatures of law from a visual perspective IMO.

 

[Woas]

I find Modrons are a completely stupid creature. I really dislike planes and other worlds of existence. As a GM I really don't bother with other planes at all. So creatures based off alignment-planes are pretty much trash for me.

 

[Fallen Seraph]

I like Modrons but specifically Rogue Modrons, basically. Modrons are fun and awesome if they aren't connected to the alignments.