I seens it with my own eyes, I did!Quote:
Originally Posted by drizztix
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I seens it with my own eyes, I did!Quote:
Originally Posted by drizztix
Well the pressure would crush the zombies I would think!
negative.. its not like they have a circulatory system to have an outsice vs inside pressure.. and since there is no homeostasis to maintain they will do just fine.. its not like a piece of drift would would Crumble or crunch being at the sea bottom..Quote:
Originally Posted by Heraclius
Well it would crush any hollow parts of them filled with air anyway.
their bodies are covered in pores and holes..
Depends on the zombie!
The zombie appears in the first edition Monster Manual (1977),[2] where it is described as a magically animated corpse, an undead creature under the command of the evil magic-user or cleric who animated it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heraclius
The ju-ju zombie,
a more intelligent zombie,
the monster zombie
The Strahd zombie
greater colossus and lesser colossus,
the hungry dead,
the le grand zombi,
walking dead
The 'sea zombie
The living zombie
The sea zombie
The Strahd zombie
The zombie lord
The zombie wolf
cannibal zombie,
the desert zombie.
The mud zombie
The thinking zombie
The lesser lightning and greater lightning zombie
The zombie undead dragon
The zombie appears in the Monster Manual for this edition (2000).[16] Described are zombies of several size categories, including tiny, small, medium-size, large, huge, gargantuan, huge, and colossal.
Zombie anatomy class. Who'da thunk we'd get such an education here? ;)
blimey mate, DND goes into mega detail even on the rot rate of how fast they decompose and how it affects the statistics of the said zombie
Lol gl with that ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Elsworth