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I printed and painted this Roper mini and the rocks for DnD night with my buds.

I was inspired by the Conker's Bad Fur Day boss the Great and Mighty Poo for the color scheme of the Roper.

Image Description: Pictured is a group of 4 printed and painted cone shaped rocks with a cone shaped creature in the middle that's brown with one red eye and yellow teeth. The color scheme is inspired by a boss called the Great and Mighty Poo (a giant pile of poop) from Conkers Bad Fur Day.

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[โ€“] Foon 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

That's so cool! Are you planning to set only the rocks down at first and then suddenly surprise them by replacing one of them with the roper? ๐Ÿ˜

[โ€“] Gormadt 1 points 1 year ago

Oh yeah that's basically the plan

I did something like that a little while ago with some skeletons that appeared to be set dressing

I have to be a bit careful though as a roper can really wreck a party fast due to it making a silly amount of attacks in one round. The good news is it can only damage 1 player a turn. But it can restrain the whole party in 1 round pretty easily.