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	[[Pathfinder]] also has the ''Taxidermic Creature'' template, which is basically a [[necromancer]]'s take on the idea; taxidermied creatures (you know, those creepy ass "statues" people make out of stuffed and preserved dead animals?) that've been brought to life in the same way as your standard animated object, sitting somewhere between [[undead]] and [[golem]] on the "what the fuck is that thing?" meter (although, officially, they're Construct type monsters).		[[Pathfinder]] also has the ''Taxidermic Creature'' template, which is basically a [[necromancer]]'s take on the idea; taxidermied creatures (you know, those creepy ass "statues" people make out of stuffed and preserved dead animals?) that've been brought to life in the same way as your standard animated object, sitting somewhere between [[undead]] and [[golem]] on the "what the fuck is that thing?" meter (although, officially, they're Construct type monsters).
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			Animated object.jpg
			Rug.jpg
			animated object B1.png
			</gallery>

	==Monstergirls==		==Monstergirls==
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	~~File:~~MGE Cursed Sword.jpg		MGE Cursed Sword.jpg
	~~File:~~MGE Living Armor.jpg		MGE Living Armor.jpg
	~~File:~~MGE Living Doll.jpg		MGE Living Doll.jpg
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	</center>		</center>

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	'''~~The GRAND DAD EMPIRE~~''' ~~ARE~~ a ~~prolific [[VINESAUCE]]-centric MEME group based in BEDROCK CITY. Their largest periods~~ of ~~activity seemed to be around the time SILVAGUNNER was terminated~~, ~~when~~ they ~~were hosting several unofficial VINESAUCE gaming events (which they assure you repeatedly~~ are ~~''not'' official Tournaments and are in no way affiliated with~~ [[~~JOEL~~]]).		'''Animated Objects''' are... well, exactly what they say on the tin! They are ordinary household objects that have been given the ability to move about under their own power; sometimes this is a result of demonic possession, other times its because they are transformed people, but mostly this is because of a [[wizard]] casting spells on them.

	~~They operated out~~ of ~~the now~~-~~defunct SilvaGunner YouTube channel until some time in 2014~~, ~~after which they appear~~ to ~~have transitioned briefly~~ to ~~GiivaSunner in September~~ of ~~2016 before largely being abandoned~~.		Animated objects range drastically in scale from curious novelties like self-pouring teapots or self-sweeping brooms and [[All the Little Things\| all manner of little things]], to grandiose displays of power - imagine a ''house'' that can move its own furnishings around for your convenience, will defend itself against burglars, and may even be capable of moving on its own - to surprisingly lethal disguised defenses. The sword that springs to life as if wielded by an invisible hand, or the suit of armor that animates itself to defend its home, are both classic examples.

	~~== Forums ==~~		Such items are perhaps best considered a branch of the [[golem]] family tree; wizards interested in crafting constructs are often inclined to begin with simple animated objects as a less expensive (and dangerous) way to practice the arts of animating inanimate matter before they move onto creating true golems.
	~~The original forums appeared~~ to ~~function~~ as ~~four services: preparation~~ and ~~communication in service~~ of ~~coming events, discussion about new HIGH-QUALITY RIPS, MEME showcase, and general VINESAUCE or unrelated discussion~~.

	~~== Events ==~~		Animated objects have a long history in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] (and thus in [[Pathfinder]]). They truly came into their own in 3rd edition/PF, where "Animated Object" became a handy template that Dungeon Masters could use to craft any sort of animated object they wanted. In 5th edition, they went back to being a general type of Construct, with three examples presented in the first Monster Manual; the lesser golem-like Animated Armor, the Flying Sword (which carries itself into battle and attacks trespassers), and the Rug of Smothering (a carpet that attempts to envelop and suffocate anyone other than its owner who steps on it).
	~~The VINESAUCE gaming events that The GRAND DAD Fugitives held were known for being diverse~~ and ~~involved~~, ~~due in large part~~ to ~~their incredibly strong homebrew scene~~. ~~These events would involve Tempus-Fugitives-branded fan-made HIGH-QUALITY RIPS for SONGS that wouldn't exist for nearly~~ a ~~decade~~, ~~and some that still don't! They also hosted some of~~ the first ~~KING FOR ANOTHER DAY tournaments~~, ~~with fan HIGH-QUALITY RIPS~~.

	~~In later years~~, ~~an event known~~ as ~~Fugitive Fest~~ was ~~hosting play sessions for~~ [[~~GRAND DAD Fantasy~~]]~~, [[KING FOR ANOTHER DAY]], [[GRANDmachine]], [[HE THICC]], and [[MEME Wars]], as of 2019~~.		A creature called an ''Animator'', a malevolent spirit that possesses items to use them as its way to interact with the world, was introduced in 2nd edition [[Ravenloft]].

	== HIGH-QUALITY RIPS and MEMES == Some HIGH-QUALITY RIPS appear to have seen releases or updates in 5th and 6th edition. Note that The GRAND DAD Fugitives seem to have been most active between 2007 and 2013.		[[Tsukumogami]] are a similar sort of creature hailing from Japanese mythology.

	* GRAND DAD 2: SPASTIC BOOGALOO		These items are mostly associated with reclusive, isolationist and/or eccentric casters, making them particularly common in the lairs of [[witch]]es and [[hag]]s.
	* GRAND DAD: The Gauntlet of ASS (SANS, ~~PAPYRUS, SPONGE, HE THICC~~, and ~~SMOL NOZOMI)~~
	* '''GRAND DAD''' 3: GRAND DAD IS GOD

	~~GRAND DAD IS LOVE~~		[[Pathfinder]] also has the ''Taxidermic Creature'' template, which is basically a [[necromancer]]'s take on the idea; taxidermied creatures (you know, those creepy ass "statues" people make out of stuffed and preserved dead animals?) that've been brought to life in the same way as your standard animated object, sitting somewhere between [[undead]] and [[golem]] on the "what the fuck is that thing?" meter (although, officially, they're Construct type monsters).
	~~GRAND DAD IS LIFE~~
	~~GRAND DAD WILL CONQUER THIS WIKI~~
	~~FOR MEMES~~
	~~FOR VINESAUCE~~
	~~AND FOR~~
	~~SILVAGUNNER~~

	[[Category: ~~Memes~~]][[Category: ~~GRAND DAD~~]][[Category: ~~GRAND DAD Fantasy~~]]		==Monstergirls==
			{{Monstergirls}}

			Much like the [[golem]], it's not unheard of for animated objects to get the sexy girlification treatment; after all, if you're going to the trouble of making something do your work for you, why not make it good looking and capable of easing your loneliness, too? That said, this is an uncommon form of monstergirl to say the least - animated objects that already look human, such as armor or dolls, are the most likely recipients of such treatment.

			Three such monstergirls can be found in the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]]:
			* The Cursed Sword is a living sword that manifests its own female body to pursue a "master" (or takes over the body & mind of a female wielder for such purposes).
			* The Living Armor is a phantasmal monstergirl that uses an imposing suit of armor to serve as a protector of its master.
			* The Living Doll is an elegant female doll brought to life as a kind of stealthy golem, with the same "find a master to bang" mentality as a normal wandering golem, but sneakier.

			<center>
			<gallery>
			File:MGE Cursed Sword.jpg
			File:MGE Living Armor.jpg
			File:MGE Living Doll.jpg
			</gallery>
			</center>

			[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Pathfinder]]

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	'''~~Animated Objects~~''' ~~are~~.~~.. well~~, ~~exactly what~~ they ~~say on the tin! They~~ are ~~ordinary household objects that have been given the ability to move about under their own power; sometimes this is a result of demonic possession, other times its because they~~ are ~~transformed people, but mostly this is because of a~~ [[~~wizard~~]] ~~casting spells on them~~.		'''The GRAND DAD EMPIRE''' ARE a prolific [[VINESAUCE]]-centric MEME group based in BEDROCK CITY. Their largest periods of activity seemed to be around the time SILVAGUNNER was terminated, when they were hosting several unofficial VINESAUCE gaming events (which they assure you repeatedly are ''not'' official Tournaments and are in no way affiliated with [[JOEL]]).

	~~Animated objects range drastically in scale from curious novelties like self-pouring teapots or self-sweeping brooms and [[All~~ the ~~Little Things\| all manner of little things]], to grandiose displays of power~~ - ~~imagine a ''house'' that can move its own furnishings around for your convenience~~, ~~will defend itself against burglars, and may even be capable of moving on its own -~~ to ~~surprisingly lethal disguised defenses. The sword that springs~~ to ~~life as if wielded by an invisible hand, or the suit~~ of ~~armor that animates itself to defend its home, are both classic examples~~.		They operated out of the now-defunct SilvaGunner YouTube channel until some time in 2014, after which they appear to have transitioned briefly to GiivaSunner in September of 2016 before largely being abandoned.

	~~Such items are perhaps best considered a branch of the [[golem]] family tree; wizards interested in crafting constructs are often inclined~~ to ~~begin with simple animated objects~~ as ~~a less expensive (~~and ~~dangerous) way to practice the arts~~ of ~~animating inanimate matter before they move onto creating true golems~~.		== Forums ==
			The original forums appeared to function as four services: preparation and communication in service of coming events, discussion about new HIGH-QUALITY RIPS, MEME showcase, and general VINESAUCE or unrelated discussion.

	~~Animated objects have a long history in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] (~~and ~~thus~~ in ~~[[Pathfinder]])~~. ~~They truly came into their own in 3rd edition/PF~~, ~~where "Animated Object" became a handy template~~ that ~~Dungeon Masters could use to craft any sort~~ of ~~animated object they wanted. In 5th edition, they went back to being a general type of Construct~~, with ~~three examples presented in the first Monster Manual; the lesser golem~~-like Animated Armor, the Flying Sword (which carries itself into battle and attacks trespassers), and the Rug of Smothering (a carpet that attempts to envelop and suffocate anyone other than its owner who steps on it).		== Events ==
			The VINESAUCE gaming events that The GRAND DAD Fugitives held were known for being diverse and involved, due in large part to their incredibly strong homebrew scene. These events would involve Tempus-Fugitives-branded fan-made HIGH-QUALITY RIPS for SONGS that wouldn't exist for nearly a decade, and some that still don't! They also hosted some of the first KING FOR ANOTHER DAY tournaments, with fan HIGH-QUALITY RIPS.

	~~A creature called~~ an ~~''Animator''~~, ~~a malevolent spirit that possesses items to use them as its way to interact with the world~~, ~~was introduced in 2nd edition~~ [[~~Ravenloft~~]].		In later years, an event known as Fugitive Fest was hosting play sessions for [[GRAND DAD Fantasy]], [[KING FOR ANOTHER DAY]], [[GRANDmachine]], [[HE THICC]], and [[MEME Wars]], as of 2019.

	~~[[Tsukumogami]] are a similar sort of creature hailing from Japanese mythology~~.		== HIGH-QUALITY RIPS and MEMES == Some HIGH-QUALITY RIPS appear to have seen releases or updates in 5th and 6th edition. Note that The GRAND DAD Fugitives seem to have been most active between 2007 and 2013.

	~~These items are mostly associated with reclusive~~, ~~isolationist and/or eccentric casters~~, ~~making them particularly common in the lairs of [[witch]]es~~ and ~~[[hag]]s.~~		* GRAND DAD 2: SPASTIC BOOGALOO
			* GRAND DAD: The Gauntlet of ASS (SANS, PAPYRUS, SPONGE, HE THICC, and SMOL NOZOMI)
			* '''GRAND DAD''' 3: GRAND DAD IS GOD

	[[Pathfinder]] also has the ''Taxidermic Creature'' template, which is basically a [[necromancer]]'s take on the idea; taxidermied creatures (you know, those creepy ass "statues" people make out of stuffed and preserved dead animals?) that've been brought to life in the same way as your standard animated object, sitting somewhere between [[undead]] and [[golem]] on the "what the fuck is that thing?" meter (although, officially, they're Construct type monsters).		GRAND DAD IS LOVE
			GRAND DAD IS LIFE
			GRAND DAD WILL CONQUER THIS WIKI
			FOR MEMES
			FOR VINESAUCE
			AND FOR
			SILVAGUNNER

	~~==Monstergirls==~~		[[Category: Memes]][[Category: GRAND DAD]][[Category: GRAND DAD Fantasy]]
	~~{{Monstergirls}}~~

	Much like the [[golem]], it's not unheard of for animated objects to get the sexy girlification treatment; after all, if you're going to the trouble of making something do your work for you, why not make it good looking and capable of easing your loneliness, too? That said, this is an uncommon form of monstergirl to say the least - animated objects that already look human, such as armor or dolls, are the most likely recipients of such treatment.

	~~Three such monstergirls can be found in the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]]:~~
	* The Cursed Sword is a living sword that manifests its own female body to pursue a "master" (or takes over the body & mind of a female wielder for such purposes).
	* The Living Armor is a phantasmal monstergirl that uses an imposing suit of armor to serve as a protector of its master.
	* The Living Doll is an elegant female doll brought to life as a kind of stealthy golem, with the same "find a master to bang" mentality as a normal wandering golem, but sneakier.

	~~<center>~~
	~~<gallery>~~
	~~File:MGE Cursed Sword.jpg~~
	~~File:MGE Living Armor.jpg~~
	~~File:MGE Living Doll.jpg~~
	~~</gallery>~~
	~~</center>~~

	[[Category: ~~Monsters~~]] [[Category: ~~Dungeons & Dragons~~]] [[Category: ~~Pathfinder~~]]

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	'''Animated Objects''' are... well, exactly what they say on the tin! They are ordinary household objects that have been given the ability to move about under their own power; sometimes this is a result of demonic possession, other times its because they are transformed people, but mostly this is because of a [[wizard]] casting spells on them.		'''Animated Objects''' are... well, exactly what they say on the tin! They are ordinary household objects that have been given the ability to move about under their own power; sometimes this is a result of demonic possession, other times its because they are transformed people, but mostly this is because of a [[wizard]] casting spells on them.

	Animated objects range drastically in scale from curious novelties like self-pouring teapots or self-sweeping brooms to grandiose displays of power - imagine a ''house'' that can move its own furnishings around for your convenience, will defend itself against burglars, and may even be capable of moving on its own - to surprisingly lethal disguised defenses. The sword that springs to life as if wielded by an invisible hand, or the suit of armor that animates itself to defend its home, are both classic examples.		Animated objects range drastically in scale from curious novelties like self-pouring teapots or self-sweeping brooms and [[All the Little Things\| all manner of little things]], to grandiose displays of power - imagine a ''house'' that can move its own furnishings around for your convenience, will defend itself against burglars, and may even be capable of moving on its own - to surprisingly lethal disguised defenses. The sword that springs to life as if wielded by an invisible hand, or the suit of armor that animates itself to defend its home, are both classic examples.

	Such items are perhaps best considered a branch of the [[golem]] family tree; wizards interested in crafting constructs are often inclined to begin with simple animated objects as a less expensive (and dangerous) way to practice the arts of animating inanimate matter before they move onto creating true golems.		Such items are perhaps best considered a branch of the [[golem]] family tree; wizards interested in crafting constructs are often inclined to begin with simple animated objects as a less expensive (and dangerous) way to practice the arts of animating inanimate matter before they move onto creating true golems.

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	These items are mostly associated with reclusive, isolationist and/or eccentric casters, making them particularly common in the lairs of [[witch]]es and [[hag]]s.		These items are mostly associated with reclusive, isolationist and/or eccentric casters, making them particularly common in the lairs of [[witch]]es and [[hag]]s.

			[[Pathfinder]] also has the ''Taxidermic Creature'' template, which is basically a [[necromancer]]'s take on the idea; taxidermied creatures (you know, those creepy ass "statues" people make out of stuffed and preserved dead animals?) that've been brought to life in the same way as your standard animated object, sitting somewhere between [[undead]] and [[golem]] on the "what the fuck is that thing?" meter (although, officially, they're Construct type monsters).

	==Monstergirls==		==Monstergirls==

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'''Animated Objects''' are... well, exactly what they say on the tin! They are ordinary household objects that have been given the ability to move about under their own power; sometimes this is a result of demonic possession, other times its because they are transformed people, but mostly this is because of a [[wizard]] casting spells on them.

Animated objects range drastically in scale from curious novelties like self-pouring teapots or self-sweeping brooms to grandiose displays of power - imagine a ''house'' that can move its own furnishings around for your convenience, will defend itself against burglars, and may even be capable of moving on its own - to surprisingly lethal disguised defenses. The sword that springs to life as if wielded by an invisible hand, or the suit of armor that animates itself to defend its home, are both classic examples.

Such items are perhaps best considered a branch of the [[golem]] family tree; wizards interested in crafting constructs are often inclined to begin with simple animated objects as a less expensive (and dangerous) way to practice the arts of animating inanimate matter before they move onto creating true golems.

Animated objects have a long history in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] (and thus in [[Pathfinder]]). They truly came into their own in 3rd edition/PF, where "Animated Object" became a handy template that Dungeon Masters could use to craft any sort of animated object they wanted. In 5th edition, they went back to being a general type of Construct, with three examples presented in the first Monster Manual; the lesser golem-like Animated Armor, the Flying Sword (which carries itself into battle and attacks trespassers), and the Rug of Smothering (a carpet that attempts to envelop and suffocate anyone other than its owner who steps on it).

A creature called an ''Animator'', a malevolent spirit that possesses items to use them as its way to interact with the world, was introduced in 2nd edition [[Ravenloft]].

[[Tsukumogami]] are a similar sort of creature hailing from Japanese mythology.

These items are mostly associated with reclusive, isolationist and/or eccentric casters, making them particularly common in the lairs of [[witch]]es and [[hag]]s.

==Monstergirls==
{{Monstergirls}}

Much like the [[golem]], it's not unheard of for animated objects to get the sexy girlification treatment; after all, if you're going to the trouble of making something do your work for you, why not make it good looking and capable of easing your loneliness, too? That said, this is an uncommon form of monstergirl to say the least - animated objects that already look human, such as armor or dolls, are the most likely recipients of such treatment.

Three such monstergirls can be found in the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]]:
* The Cursed Sword is a living sword that manifests its own female body to pursue a "master" (or takes over the body & mind of a female wielder for such purposes).
* The Living Armor is a phantasmal monstergirl that uses an imposing suit of armor to serve as a protector of its master.
* The Living Doll is an elegant female doll brought to life as a kind of stealthy golem, with the same "find a master to bang" mentality as a normal wandering golem, but sneakier.

<center>
<gallery>
File:MGE Cursed Sword.jpg
File:MGE Living Armor.jpg
File:MGE Living Doll.jpg
</gallery>
</center>

[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Pathfinder]]