bugs that aren't really bugs

[will_asher]

- I threw a slice a meat to a wild dog and it didn't become friendly.
- I cast detect evil and it didn't detect the hounds in the next room. (try to convince me hounds aren't evil.)
- if kobold are always evil, how can we play as a kobold paladin?
- The first spell a druid gets is remove hunger, but using a spell to remove hunger is very unnatural, not what a druid should be about.
- trees need light to live, but huorns make darkness around them.
- I used a wand of stone to mud, but no mud appeared in place of the wall.
- Who's the lean and hungry gentleman?

[Selkie]

- if kobold are always evil, how can we play as a kobold paladin?

Yeah there are definitely no evil priests IRL. The Catholic church can sleep easy at night

I always thought the druid spells could be renamed slightly to make them truer to the class. For example, remove hunger should be called forage.

[Sky]

i need to be convinced that hounds are *animals*.
I have yet to see an animal made of fire. or nether.

[archolewa]

i need to be convinced that hounds are *animals*.
I have yet to see an animal made of fire. or nether.

See this is where you're wrong Sky. Hounds arent made of fire or nether.

Fear. They are all made of fear. Also expletives. They are made of fear and expletives.

[Darin]

See this is where you're wrong Sky. Hounds arent made of fire or nether.

Fear. They are all made of fear. Also expletives. They are made of fear and expletives.

A spell of detect expletives is *totally* what I need most of the time.

[Monkey Face]

trees need light to live, but huorns make darkness around them.

I can buy this one as huorns are tall and grab all the light before it makes it down to our level.

[Pete Mack]

I don't know about horns, but I got the impression that Old Forest Trees are light absorbing. The Old Forest is unnaturally dark. Also, they do move, albeit slowly.

[Sky]

it's canon. https://lotr.fandom.com/wiki/Huorns

It is notable that Huorns seemed to have the ability to cloak themselves in shadows, becoming almost undetectable at night.

[will_asher]

it's canon. https://lotr.fandom.com/wiki/Huorns

I didn't know that. (It's been quite a white since I read LOTR) I stand corrected.