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Closer Look at Skeletons at Dungeons & Dragons Online Official Site

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by chevalier, Jan 29, 2006.

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    A new monster profile has been posted at the official site of Dungeons & Dragons Online. Skeletons. Come on, I know you love them. Here's a snip:

    Your first experience with undead is likely to arrive in the form of a human skeleton, perhaps in the haunts of the sanctuary or in a quest for ancient weapons said to lie beneath the city’s harbors. These poor witless creatures cannot truly be blamed for their attempts to rend your flesh and delicate bits from your bones; they are mindless creatures who work under the compulsion of necromancers or evil surroundings. Still, they must be destroyed by brave adventurers in their sewers and crypts. The alternative is that they someday rise up into the streets and threaten the helpless civilians of Stormreach.

    Read the rest at Dungeons & Dragons Online.
     
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