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Porpoise of The Multiverse
Porpoise of The Multiverse
Lead Designer: Zac Chaney The Porpoise of the Multiverse was crafted with loving
care to bring a new dimension of the game to your table.
Lead Developer: Ed Robinson We suggest you unveil it at the precise moment that you
Editors: Luke Hart realize your players have seen every monster in the books…
that’s when you break out the Porpoise of the Multiverse:
Graphic Designer: Mark MacPherson three entire books worth of new monsters, distilled into a
Project Management: Zac Chaney, Ashley “Sunny” Jones single stat block. Be wary of how your players might react;
this much content in a single monster could easily break
Artwork: Adobe Stock their minds. Of course, if your players can’t handle this level
of monster, we ask that you reach deep within your cold,
calloused game-master heart for the tiniest shred of mercy
Notice of Open Game and refrain from unleashing the Porpoise of the Multiverse.
A lesser, more delightful porpoise will simply need do.
Content
Use of Open Game Content: This work Uses Open Game
Content pursuant to the Open Game License, version 1.0a.
The Porpoise of the
and may be Used only under and in terms of that license. No
portion of this work other than the material designated as
Open Game Content may be reproduced or used in any form
Multiverse
or fashion without written permission. A chipper chirp chimes from a small portal between
worlds. The coin in your purse suddenly becomes
Product Identity: The following are hereby identified and lighter, as though the chirp is calling to it. In a brilliant
designated as Product Identity, as defined in the Open Game flash of light, a dolphin-like creature appears next to
License version 1.0a, Section 1(e), and are not Open Game you. Surely you have found it – the glorious porpoise!
Content: Lair Magazine, Luke Hart, The DM Lair, The And all it cost was an extreme amount of coin…
DM Lair LLC, all DM Lair product and product line names,
logos and identifying marks including trade dress; artifacts; Burdened with Glorious Porpoise. The porpoise of the
creatures; characters; stories, story lines, plots, thematic multiverse is a truly unique being. Instead of being created
elements, dialogue, incidents, language, artwork, symbols, through any typical means of reproduction, it was birthed
designs, depictions, likenesses, formats, poses, concepts, by a desperate need for coin. It was burdened with that
themes and graphic, photographic and other visual or audio sacred and glorious of purposes: to insert itself, seemingly
representations; names and descriptions of characters, spells, at random, into situations where its creators can exploit it
enchantments, personalities, teams, personas, likenesses and for as much money as possible. It is a great fortune that the
special abilities; places, locations, environments, creatures, porpoise is not an evil or exploitative creature itself, lest all
equipment, magical or supernatural abilities or effects, be in danger of losing everything.
logos, symbols or graphic designs; and any other trademark Good, Unless You Want It to Be Different. Most
or registered trademark. Content that has previously been porpoises of the multiverse are good. However, it doesn’t
designated as Open Game Content or is in the public domain have to be. Because they’re created out of a need, instead
is not included in this designation. of simply being born, they are malleable and can be any
The Porpoise of the Multiverse, Copyright © alignment that is convenient! Unlike every other monster
2022, Luke Hart, The DM Lair, LLC. All rights reserved. out there, whose alignments are set in immutable stone
and would require an entirely new creature for it to behave
differently, the porpoise of the multiverse can be anything
that’s desired by its creators.
Flights of Light. When one first sees a porpoise of the
multiverse, it’s truly a life-changing experience. They appear
in a dazzle of light; some might even claim it to be fanfare
that trumpets their arrival. Alas, many may be dismayed
when they finally encounter one. Despite their glorious
porpoise and the fanfare of their arrival, they are often
lackluster, leaving those who find them disappointed and
asking, “Wait, that’s it? This was $50?”