Images from Bob's Dinosaurs Attack! Homepage.
A Return to the Stars
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After a veeeeerrrryyyy long, and mostly unplanned, hiatus, Stuart and I got
together to play more Stargrave in recent days. It was good! It was also a
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That particular card was one of many that stumped me as a wee lad. You'd have to lie very, very still for quite a long time for trilobites of that size to do any serious damage.
ReplyDeleteI was also entirely unaware that there was some manner of Dinosaur Devil involved in the Dinosaurs Attack! series.
But but but trilobites are awesome! (and cute. but that's neither here nor there ...)
ReplyDeleteNow an anomalocarid, those might kind of suck if they could come after you in swarms. Which is why I stole them ;3
Trilobites aren't really fossilised; they're just biding their time. Patient, malignant, and ever-watchful they wait to regain the world they once bestrode like tiny beshelled colossi.
ReplyDelete(Three lobes and black moustaches (prehensile no less!): sure signs of infernal intent)
Horrible way to go btw. *rasp, rasp, rasp, rasp* for hours
I don't know what it is--maybe it's because they look an awful lot like giant cockroaches--but trilobites give me the serious willies. Hate to bump into a horde of those little buggers in some dusty corner of a dungeon.
ReplyDeleteI can barely walk past a shoppe on the main street here that has a few trilobites and a nautilus shell in the window. I think that the trilobites play pinochle in that horrendous shell and plot their vile deeds there as well.
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