I think rangers in Pathfinder can have dinosaurs as animal companions.
That's nothing, a Saurian Shaman can have a dinosaur companion too, be a dinosaur, and summon additional dinos using Summon Nature's Ally. By level 20, you could have an army of magically flying Tyrannosaurs tearing up the landscape, devouring everything in their path.
I think rangers in Pathfinder can have dinosaurs as animal companions.
That's nothing, a Saurian Shaman can have a dinosaur companion too, be a dinosaur, and summon additional dinos using Summon Nature's Ally. By level 20, you could have an army of magically flying Tyrannosaurs tearing up the landscape, devouring everything in their path.
I think rangers in Pathfinder can have dinosaurs as animal companions.
In Forgotten Realms games, druids on Chult have dinosaurs as their animal companions since Ubtao, their patron deity, is the Father of Dinosaurs among other things. In Neverwinter Nights 2, you could do this yourself. Don't need Forgotten Realms to do it.
I think rangers in Pathfinder can have dinosaurs as animal companions.
That's nothing, a Saurian Shaman can have a dinosaur companion too, be a dinosaur, and summon additional dinos using Summon Nature's Ally. By level 20, you could have an army of magically flying Tyrannosaurs tearing up the landscape, devouring everything in their path.
I think rangers in Pathfinder can have dinosaurs as animal companions.
In Forgotten Realms games, druids on Chult have dinosaurs as their animal companions since Ubtao, their patron deity, is the Father of Dinosaurs among other things. In Neverwinter Nights 2, you could do this yourself. Don't need Forgotten Realms to do it.
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Do want.
Keep it PG-13, folks.
This is so wrong. Jar Jar is basically a double jar (keep away from Carsa), and therefore a 2.
1 is more like:
And the funny solution:
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Wait... I'm a farmer... A necromancer/druid equals a farmer... Such a let down...
Finally, I found a way to express those feelings.
Must. Resist. Playing.
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