Moth

I like this idea! Sometimes I want to ride out the early game for longer, but I can't keep up with the rapidly growing bounty sizes.

These changes could make combat-oriented campaigns much more feasible, which means more flexible progression, which means more variety between campaigns!

Psychic attack!

"Oh yay, free snack!"

Context: cleaning the parking lot.

I admire the subtle beauty of diligent development practices.

No night vision needed.

Halogen eyes.

Her greed s̶i̶c̶k̶e̶n̶s̶ pleases me.

Despite her scary-looking teeth (and the tight fit), it seems like she's being very gentle.

"The 120mm HE shells did nothing! This dragon is invincible!"

"Drive us closer, I want to hit them with my sword."

This you?

Unfettered greed.

This is a divine work of art and I'm losing my mind over it.

I'm unable to articulate exactly how this makes me feel, but it makes me feel VERY much and it's ruining me emotionally.

Pelting you with pokéballs NOT because I think you're a pokémon, but rather because I enjoy the simple things in life (bludgeoning you with projectile objects).

Can be used to refine iron into steel.

Excellent beast, very unique, I enjoy lots.

Surely they are up to no good.

Bald.

This POPS something fierce.

I have a mighty weakness, and it's highly dangerous creatures that I can feel safe with (even if I really probably shouldn't).

Humongous, but still friend nonetheless.

A gruntled chap.

I'm feeling violent (it's cute aggression)

New spark of joy discovered: Raptor Foreclaw Holding.

The artwork in Seafood is gorgeous and charming. I love the whole vibe, the style, the personality of it.

The gameplay is exceptional as well, and you really have to appreciate a game that is both enjoyable to play and enjoyable to look at.

Woe, Ceratopsian be upon ye.

I prescribe counter-color therapy.

Why does the Ender Dragon look so nice? Why does this terrible fiend have such a comforting, reassuring presence? And why do I want them and Steve to hug and be friends because they are both immortal and they are both alone?

Maybe their Prey...
- tries to stall for time or beg for mercy.
- desperately claws for an escape.
- is defeated and stops putting up much resistance.
- isn't about to give up without a fight.
- is equally as curious about their Hunter as they are afraid of them.

Maybe the Hunter...
- is being a smug bastard about it.
- feels just a little bit bad for their prey.
- deliberately herded their prey into this situation.
- is not going to hurt their prey, but just wants to mess with them.
- wasn't even hunting them at all and just wanted to talk to them.

Cornered or trapped scenarios are great because they tend to bring out personality elements of both the pursuer and their target.

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