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MichaelJaecks — Frogemoth Life-cycle for KQ12
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Illustration for Kobold Quarterly #12, "Ecology of the Frogemoth."[link]
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Wow, great idea! Its a new fav and a new Artwork for my Fantasy creature collection!
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Gorgeous illustrations! Gotta love that purple and green combo.
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Alright new stuff! Lookin' good MJ, especially those eggs and the fish. Square pupil is a great little detail. Who knew you liked green?
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Hey hey hey. Green. Yeah. Green.
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Thanks man! It's definitely the most interesting part of its life cycle. Eating its own placenta and all. Yuck!
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Yum!
Well that speaks volumes about us, we like sick and cute all in one
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Well when you're cute you can get away with eating your own egg sac. It's when you're ugly that people start to have a problem with it.
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I totally agree with that sentiment!
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Woah, that first step totally confuses me. Electric eggs?
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Yeah. Electric eggs egggsactly. These creatures are a danger even in their most early, embryonic form.
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eggsactly 
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Well, it's what the author wrote for the article in Kobold Quarterly. It's a magazine that serves the RPG playing community in general, but the focus tends to be D&D and Pathfinder. I'm not sure if the electric eggs is something that he made up or researched in earlier D&D books.
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Oh man, this is totally fun! I've seen the adult froghemoth before in monster manuals, but I hadn't seen the larvae before. Very cool designs, and very nice gesture on the little guy cocooning himself.
I suppose this means I can post my guy too, now.
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Yes! KQ12 is out. With NINJAS.
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Is there a certain powerful yet serene ninja brandishing a bladed staff?
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I would assume so. I haven't seen the contents of the magazine yet, just the cover on the website. The cover does mention a Ninja article, so I would assume Wolfgang used your illo.
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