Dinos for 5e featured on Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs blog.

Dinos for 5e featured on Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs blog.

Nice, but turns out to be a bit plagiarizing.
http://www.dmsguild.com/product/220783/Terrible-Lizards-A-Dinosaur-Bestiary?filters=0_0_0_45531_0_0_0_0

Comments

  1. I'll just tag Jack Shear and Paul Vermeren right away.

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  2. The timing on this is uncanny, I was just checking the tracking info on some dino-related stuff coming to me in the mail.

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  3. I'm actually not that crazy about dinosaurs in D&D, believe it or not. I don't think I've ever had one pop up. I threw them into Rifts a lot, but usually just as background flavor, and they often weren't real species.

    I'm thinking of including a couple of dinosaurs in GRIDSHOCK, but they're probably going to be fictional or misinterpreted taxa, like the butt-ugly theropod Teratosaurus that used to show up in old dinosaur books.

    Too bad a lot of this art is apparently traced.

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  4. I am all for anachronistic dinosaurs when the creator is riffing on the views of a certain time. Like a planetary romance version of Venus where the dinos live in swamps.

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  5. Casey G. Yeah, GRIDSHOCK might have some very 80s dinosaurs. Like Syntarsus with a feather crest (and nothing else), or scaly, tiger-striped Deinonychus.

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  6. Wait until you need my unauthorized supplement, DINOSHOCK

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  7. Jack Shear Authorization granted.

    Casey G. One of the characters in the art for the Import template (the one used for characters from other dimensions) should probably be a Dale Russell dinosauroid.

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