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This is a discussion on "Monster Maker" in the Top Mud Sites Advertising for Staff forum : Hello, My name is ameer and I am looking for someone who can create a ton of monsters.I am working on a mud using mudmaker.com.The muds name is control of the land.In my mud there is a tower of never ending.It is very high and I need somebody to create a monster for every single floor.Starting with some very easy monsters and getting harder and harder.Some mudding experience is neccessary.Contact me at shemer77@nowhere-else.org or shemer77@yahoo.com. Aim: kambodsays Yahoo: shemer77 Msn: joebobjoe77@hotmail.com Xfire: shemer77... |
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07-06-2006, 01:19 PM
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Hello,
My name is ameer and I am looking for someone who can create a ton of monsters.I am working on a mud using mudmaker.com.The muds name is control of the land.In my mud there is a tower of never ending.It is very high and I need somebody to create a monster for every single floor.Starting with some very easy monsters and getting harder and harder.Some mudding experience is neccessary.Contact me at shemer77@nowhere-else.org or shemer77@yahoo.com. Aim: kambodsays Yahoo: shemer77 Msn: joebobjoe77@hotmail.com Xfire: shemer77 |
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07-06-2006, 02:12 PM
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How many floors high is your tower? Are we talking nice stonework or shabby, cut-rate stonework? I'm only interested if it's really, really high-quality stonework. My monsters don't hang in towers with inferior masonry.
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07-06-2006, 06:54 PM
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I can't help you myself, Ameer, but maybe these could give you some inspiration?
http://bestiary.ca/ This is a link to a medieval bestiary (encyclopedia of beasts), back when things weren't so boring and they'd list monsters and mysthical beasts right alongside the deer and stuff. http://www.blacksway.net/cc/help.php If you're into D&D and have the rule books, this site has to do with making monsters that fit into the Dungeons & Dragons theme and math system. There's some licensing/legal stuff you may want to look at, but at the very least there should be some ideas there. http://www.pantheon.org/ This is Encyclopedia Mythica, which is especially nice if you want to sort out creature by what nation they originate from. More inspiration than game math, but I thought it was neat. Good luck with your mud. |
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