Send In The Clowns… (or, Converting the Oddballs)
Cleon
Legend
Did you worry about the weight yet?
No worries!
Let's see, a Common Eider grows 20-28 inches long and about 2-6 pounds.
Donald is more-or-less duck shaped but vertical rather than horizontal.
If we make him 4'10", that's 58 inches. Using an Eider's length & weight and "cubing up" the size would give a weight range of ... 48.778 to 53.329.
That suggests 50 pounds is a reasonable weight.
Seems a bit light, but he is basically a living layer of paint.
Your 70 pounds weight would do too, or we could average the two and call it 60 pounds.
Cleon
Legend
Let's just call it 60 lb. He's a bird, but I think he's a touch overweight.
So he's like Heston Blumenthal's restaurant?
I'm fine with 60 lbs.
Updating Donald Duck Working Draft.
freyar
Extradimensional Explorer
Finally, we have
Description: An anthropomorphic duck, wearing a blue uniform and a white sailor's hat.
and
Donald duck is a toon. The toons are a bizarre form of being that resemble three-dimensional painting come alive, although they are as solid as a normal creature. They are apparently immortal and indestructible, at most any damage to them merely mangles their bodies temporarily before it springs back into its original shape. Toons feel hunger and enjoy the taste of food, but do not need to eat or breathe. A "hungry" toon can stay hungry indefinitely without weakening from starvation.
Donald is a footloose wanderer with a hair-trigger temper and a low boredom threshold. A sailor by trade, he's had many jobs, most of which ended in disaster due to his carelessness. He sometimes hires himself out as a mercenary fighter, guardsman, or monster hunter. Donald has three young nephews, "toon ducks" like himself.
Donald duck is 4 ft 10 inches tall and weighs 60 pounds.
Description: An anthropomorphic duck, wearing a blue uniform and a white sailor's hat.
and
Donald duck is a toon. The toons are a bizarre form of being that resemble three-dimensional painting come alive, although they are as solid as a normal creature. They are apparently immortal and indestructible, at most any damage to them merely mangles their bodies temporarily before it springs back into its original shape. Toons feel hunger and enjoy the taste of food, but do not need to eat or breathe. A "hungry" toon can stay hungry indefinitely without weakening from starvation.
Donald is a footloose wanderer with a hair-trigger temper and a low boredom threshold. A sailor by trade, he's had many jobs, most of which ended in disaster due to his carelessness. He sometimes hires himself out as a mercenary fighter, guardsman, or monster hunter. Donald has three young nephews, "toon ducks" like himself.
Donald duck is 4 ft 10 inches tall and weighs 60 pounds.
Cleon
Legend
Cleon
Legend
I think so! Sorry we forgot about you for so long, Donald!
Well better late than never.
Hmm, the Donald Duck Working Draft is missing a critical threat range in the Full Attack's scimitar. Better fix that.
...and now we're done!
Cleon
Legend
...Fine by me, although I can't think of any foolish enough creatures to convert from Dragon magazine issues. We seem to have done them already, except for the other 'Toons, and I'm not sure I fancy doing them.
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