Rat monster fantasy art

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Giant Rat - Pathfinder 2E PFRPG PFSRD DND D&D 3.5 4E 5E 5th ed d20 fantasy

An Illustration i did for Oath to Embers special thanks to UnrealStudio and Oath to Embers Project for give me the opportunities to work with.

We talk to Wes Ball about the virtual production on Mouse Guard

30 minute, spitpaint group in face book.

3 F:0 D:1 V:0 (5) Pequeno (vantagem contra ataque à distância.

"Vermin of any stripe are bad. They devour the grain stored for lean times or get into the seed. It’s natural for farmers to make up stories about the worst vermin, just like fishing stories they are. Each one gets bigger in the telling and a rat that was once the length of a forearm grows to pony size in the end. I've heard tell of rats bigger than wolves and twice as mean hunting down villagers and such. Rubbish. Oh, there’s big rats aplenty in the north, and I’d allow that one or two…

Ratking, Matt Molen on ArtStation at https://www.artstation.com/artwork/v2Ax4E

the Rat King by gregor-kari.deviantart.com on @DeviantArt

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About time someone had my plague rat idea!

Spud Mouse

Giant rats, also known as dire rats, were a species of large rodent.[1] Giant rats were much larger than the common rat, most growing to the size of a large dog. They were covered in coarse fur that was brown-black in color.[3][4] Giant rats worked exceptionally well in groups, taking advantage of their numbers to attack more efficiently.[1] They attacked a target by biting them with its sharp incisors. Giant rats avoided attacking stronger creatures, especially those wielding fire, unless…

Appearance: Dire rats are monstrous rodents, larger and more ferocious than their common counterparts. Their fur is matted and greasy, often with patches of

Rat monster