Monsters

[Swift]

For once you actually would rather it be on topic! I'm amazed!  

[Jafar]

I think he just likes the feeling of power when you tell someone to go back on topic.
Anyway, back to the topic.
The dragon idea is pretty cool. Would they hit you from a distance like the Leapordmen in QG3 did?

[Corsair5]

Kind of. It'd be more like the Dragon of Doom or the Dragonlings, they'd shoot out a frost-bite esque cone at you that lasted a few seconds.

[Ignus_Draconus]

or a flame-thrower esque cone

[Corsair5]

I referrd to the cone of firepower that Frost Bite shot out, you feeeuuuuel.

[Ignus_Draconus]

It might have the spread of a frost bite, but it would probably be more similar to a flame thrower

[Corsair5]

Oh, right.

GIANT SPIDERS! Must have Giant Spiders.

[Paladin0707077]

How about having Corrupt Dryads?

Basically, it's a special quest. Some dark force is perverting the Dryads of the woods into evil, and now they attack anyone and anything that comes near them. They'd be like the Wraiths in QFG4, monsters that attack only during the day and only in specific areas. If you just kill them, you get a butt ton of money, but fail the quest and get no points. If you find and cure them, though, you get some money, full points, and a special item (weapon, armor, spell, etc...)

Thieves would be ablet to steal more money from them after they've been cured (if they're good enough). Fighters can fight them in order to increase various skills quickly (allows people to max out skills somewhat quicker near end-game). Wizards could get magic-restoring herbs from them. And Paladins...would get lots of honor (and maybe some extra item for proving his valor to the quest-maker, like a medallion that protects from all poisons or some such).

Yay.  

[Corsair5]

Not bad, Paladin. This means I may let you live after all. But you will be my personal Cheese Courtier for the rest of your natural live.

[Paladin0707077]

OK.

*begins walking towards the nearest goat*

[Corsair5]

Not goat cheese, foooo'el. Go down to the Jarlsberg place and get me some.

[Paladin0707077]

You never specified what KIND of cheese! You must be specific!

*starts walking in random direction, clueless as to how to get to Jarlsberg place*

[Corsair5]

Swiss, you half-wit with a cheese bubble and a small orange rubber cotton uber thing cheese!

[Paladin0707077]

OK.

*Goes and brings back a strange man*

[Swift]

How about having Corrupt Dryads?

Basically, it's a special quest. Some dark force is perverting the Dryads of the woods into evil, and now they attack anyone and anything that comes near them. They'd be like the Wraiths in QFG4, monsters that attack only during the day and only in specific areas. If you just kill them, you get a butt ton of money, but fail the quest and get no points. If you find and cure them, though, you get some money, full points, and a special item (weapon, armor, spell, etc...)

Thieves would be ablet to steal more money from them after they've been cured (if they're good enough). Fighters can fight them in order to increase various skills quickly (allows people to max out skills somewhat quicker near end-game). Wizards could get magic-restoring herbs from them. And Paladins...would get lots of honor (and maybe some extra item for proving his valor to the quest-maker, like a medallion that protects from all poisons or some such).

Yay.

This reminds me of a quest in NWN. Good idea, Paladin. I like it.