Swarms in real life

[buzzard]

For your edification and enjoyment:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4489792.stm#farkinsquirrel

buzzard

 

[EricNoah]

Someone needs to post some "squirrel swarm" stats.

 

[Chunklets]

Wasn't there a KotDT where the party got trashed by a squirrel?

Anyway, when I saw the article this morning, my first thought (OK, my second thought; my first was "Go Squirrels!") was "I've got a squirrel living in my back yard. I think I'm going to have to stop smoking back there, and keep the cats indoors..."

I, too, eagerly await the statted "Squirrel Swarm." I would launch in and try my hand at it myself, but I'm trying to write a term paper on Ancient Sicilian Greek Rhetoric, and its kind of taking up all my time. Pray for me.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Someone needs to post some "squirrel swarm" stats.

I'm all four it. Oops, I mean for.

 

[the Jester]

Oooh yeah.

Squirrel swarm is now on the to-do list. He'll go nicely with the dire squirrel and megalosquirrel.

 

[Hand of Evil]

 

[Steve Jung]

I'd been wondering why giant black squirrels were in the 2ed Monstrous Manual. Now I know.

 

[Gunslinger]

I first realized that squirrels were dangerous a few weeks ago, when I saw a squirrel eating the carcass of a dead bird. While I was walking by it picked the bird by the hole in its chest cavity, and then the squirrel started shaking its head back and forth like a rabid dog.

 

[reveal]

I first realized that squirrels were dangerous a few weeks ago, when I saw a squirrel eating the carcass of a dead bird. While I was walking by it picked the bird by the hole in its chest cavity, and then the squirrel started shaking its head back and forth like a rabid dog.

Was it an undead squirrel?

 

[Ferret]

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