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It does something nothing else can do.ДЄnd thatвЂ™s why, once I figured out how to cram multiple monsters into one body, I immediately started wondering about getting them apart again. The creature is unique and different in some way. ThereвЂ™s always something special about it. When you get down to it, a boss fight isnвЂ™t JUST a hard fight.

The point of Paragon monsters has always been less about creating ways to make balanced monsters and more about creating unique and interesting battles. But then we get back to that idea of вЂњgimmicks.вЂќ Obviously, if you just want three monsters running around on the battlefield, you can have three monsters running around on the battlefield.

Now, I know what youвЂ™re going to say: вЂњisnвЂ™t that just having several monsters running around on the battlefield?вЂќ And the answer is yes. Why not let those hit points and actions run loose on the battlefield. You celebrate birthdays your way and IвЂ™ll celebrate them my way.Д«ut once you figure out how to cram multiple monsters into one body, the next logical question is вЂњcan the individual monsters come out to play any time they want?вЂќ After all, youвЂ™ve got the hit points and actions of several monsters. When you kill one monster, the next one pops out like a stripper jumping out of a corpse. Now, the basic premise behind the Paragon System is вЂњyou can build an awesome super monster by cramming several monsters into the same body and giving the whole thing some sort of cool gimmick.вЂќ And I accomplished that by basically having the monsters take turns. And you can also check out a little extra bit of fun in a transforming volcano dragon I wrote for the July 4th holiday (if youвЂ™re not American, please donвЂ™t enjoy that monster itвЂ™s for Americans only!). If not, you can go back and read Part 1 (about two-headed, two-tailed, bifurcated snakes) and Part 2 (about elementals that change forms). Now, IвЂ™m going to assume youвЂ™re already familiar with the whole Paragon thing IвЂ™ve been building up. Especially because this article is mostly about statting up disgusting crap like oozes and slimes and swarms and any long introduction would probably turn pretty disgusting pretty quickly. LetвЂ™s not f$&% around with long-a$& introductions, though. Remember how, months ago, I promised there would be more boss fighty goodness? Well, hereвЂ™s some more boss fighty goodness.

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