Rule 34Cookies may be used. Please read our privacy policy for more information. By accepting to enter you agree to our rules and terms of service.EnterLeave Uploadercraggle, January 8, 2009; 16:35TagsDisplacer_Beast, Dungeons_and_Dragons, Rakasha, Tag_(artist)Source LinkUnknownMetadata LockedNoInfo717x519 // 103KB // jpgCommentsJanuary 10, 2009; 13:24 - ReplyWoozle: And thus the anthro-displacer beast was conceived.January 10, 2009; 17:13 - ReplyAnonymous1: and once again the hands of the rakasha were incorrect.January 10, 2009; 22:43 - ReplyWoozle: I think that's supposed to be a rakasta, a cat-person, not a rakshasa, indian tiger demon.May 10, 2009; 18:39 - ReplyKorthus: Woozle: Rakshasa is a creature from Dungeons and Dragons. I have the handbook. You need moar nerd.September 8, 2009; 00:27 - ReplyAnonymous2: If it were a real displacer beast it would look like it was 2-3 feet away.September 29, 2009; 02:08 - ReplyAspTurtle: Korthus: Rakastas are also from Dungeons and Dragons- they're in one of the Monster Manuals for the Mystara setting.October 16, 2009; 23:35 - ReplyWoozle: I am vindicated. I had the module rakasta were introduced in, part of the old 'basic D&D series' which came out -after- Advanced D&D.October 16, 2009; 23:37 - ReplyWoozle: Which is to say that BOTH rakshasas and rakastas are from D&D. I have plenty of nerd, thank you.Guide to comment formatting codes. Report an ad?
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