Especially when you combine that with regeneration. Also minions spawning from limbs being chopped off (that is what I hope).ProfessorCirno said:Not really much to say here. I like the art. They look, well, troll-ish. I think it's done without too much toon-iness, and those big sons of mothers (presumably, at least, please god don't tell me about troll biology) look like they'd scare the hell out of adventurers.
I fear that they are not doing this is a Sacred Cow not slaughtered yet. Here's hoping for 5E.Blackrat said:Now the important question is do they finally turn to rock on sunlight.
Man, forget Tolkien.Blackrat said:Now the important question is do they finally turn to rock on sunlight.
Only by proxies. My favorite encounter with Trolls were Discworld stories. I am pretty sure that Pratchett got his ideas from other authors, but this is what influences my view on Trolls most. Even more then Shadowrun Trolls (despite knowing Shadowrun longer then Discworld, IIRC)mhacdebhandia said:Man, forget Tolkien.
(I know it's folkloric, but I'll bet Tolkien is the reason why 95% of people who want trolls to turn to stone want it.)
SPF TrollVannATLC said:Its worth noting that Trolls turning to Stone is only in, as far as I remember, The Light Fantastic.
He hand-waves it by mentioning they were sunscreen, for the rest of the books.
But the trolls problem with the sun and heat is still often referenced.VannATLC said:Its worth noting that Trolls turning to Stone is only in, as far as I remember, The Light Fantastic.
He hand-waves it by mentioning they were sunscreen, for the rest of the books.