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Chibi Gnoll and Orc!!
Chibi Gnoll and Orc!! by @wolf (Courtney Davidson)

Heh, when our DM said our boat was being attacked by Gnolls, my response was: "Gnolls? CUTE!! ^_^"

...no one else agreed with me T.T

So, I prove you all wrong, mwahahaha!!! And for good measure, I made a chibi-orc, too!!

::huggles the adorable chibi-gnoll:: ^-^

...btw, gnolls can't swim well. Give them axes and scalemail, and they sink like rocks. Heh. Artwork © Copyright 2002 Courtney Davidson

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Posted: Monday, 08 April, 2002 @ 08:20 PM
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The Gnolls did not look like that. And how you thought they where cute i have no idea.

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Posted: Thursday, 18 April, 2002 @ 12:31 PM
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I'm not a dice and paper rpger, myself, so I have nnoooo idea what a gnoll (or really an orc either) look like.... but these are incredibly adorable. :D

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Posted: Saturday, 07 September, 2002 @ 09:24 PM
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Ehee!!! I'm a dice and paper RPGer, I know what your talking about!!! EEEEK!!! Dey's so tute.

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