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	4th edition gave these suckers a surprising new twist by creating a whole family of "Gibbering Beasts". The 4e Gibbering Mouther was just the weakest of them all, as a level 10 Controller, but it retained its own particular flavor of nastiness. It had the Warped Ground aura, reflecting its traditional ability to make pseudo-rough terrain out of its environs due to a combination of constant munch and soaking everything in acidic drool, could swim, had a bite attack that inflicted ongoing acid damage, could daze victims with its gibbering, and had a special "Gibbering Feast" attack, where it spewed gobbets of itself over everyone nearby, which caused little mouths to appear on their flesh and start trying to eat them alive. Its big brother (level 18 Controller) was the Gibbering Abomination, a flying tentacle monster of a Gibbering Beast that slapped its victims with brain-frying tentacles and could immobilize them with eyebeams in addition to gibbering like the Mouther. In fact, it was even nastier to listen to, with its Unnatural Utterances aura imposing a permanent attack roll penalty on anybody who got too close. Nastiest of them all, however, was the Gibbering Orb; this level 27 (for reference, 4e characters go up to level 30) Solo Controller was essentially the unholy bastard offspring of a Gibbering Mouther and a [[Beholder]]. It had a horrific array of half a dozen eye-beam attacks (Mindcarving Ray, Flesheating Ray, Bonewarping Ray, Bloodfeasting Ray, Farsending Ray, Souleating Ray), a bite attack that would detach a mouth to continue eating its victim, and a Merciless Eyes aura that let it get off free bonus eye-beam attacks on anyone who was too close. Plus the bog-standard gibbering effect.		4th edition gave these suckers a surprising new twist by creating a whole family of "Gibbering Beasts". The 4e Gibbering Mouther was just the weakest of them all, as a level 10 Controller, but it retained its own particular flavor of nastiness. It had the Warped Ground aura, reflecting its traditional ability to make pseudo-rough terrain out of its environs due to a combination of constant munch and soaking everything in acidic drool, could swim, had a bite attack that inflicted ongoing acid damage, could daze victims with its gibbering, and had a special "Gibbering Feast" attack, where it spewed gobbets of itself over everyone nearby, which caused little mouths to appear on their flesh and start trying to eat them alive. Its big brother (level 18 Controller) was the Gibbering Abomination, a flying tentacle monster of a Gibbering Beast that slapped its victims with brain-frying tentacles and could immobilize them with eyebeams in addition to gibbering like the Mouther. In fact, it was even nastier to listen to, with its Unnatural Utterances aura imposing a permanent attack roll penalty on anybody who got too close. Nastiest of them all, however, was the Gibbering Orb; this level 27 (for reference, 4e characters go up to level 30) Solo Controller was essentially the unholy bastard offspring of a Gibbering Mouther and a [[Beholder]]. It had a horrific array of half a dozen eye-beam attacks (Mindcarving Ray, Flesheating Ray, Bonewarping Ray, Bloodfeasting Ray, Farsending Ray, Souleating Ray), a bite attack that would detach a mouth to continue eating its victim, and a Merciless Eyes aura that let it get off free bonus eye-beam attacks on anyone who was too close. Plus the bog-standard gibbering effect.

	The gibbering mouther has three other known variants. An Argos is a blue colored, non-insane version of a gibbering mouther found in the [[Spelljammer]] setting that can shoot eye rays. A ~~babbler~~ is an eyeless version of a gibbering mouther that can use the power of [[Truenamer\|truenaming]]. A Squamous Spewer is a draconic mouther with breath weapons introduced in the 3e Draconomicon.		The gibbering mouther has three other known variants. An Argos is a blue colored, non-insane version of a gibbering mouther found in the [[Spelljammer]] setting that can shoot eye rays. A garbler is an eyeless version of a gibbering mouther that can use the power of [[Truenamer\|truenaming]]. A Squamous Spewer is a draconic mouther with breath weapons introduced in the 3e Draconomicon.

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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 14:35, 10 October 2021

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	4th edition gave these suckers a surprising new twist by creating a whole family of "Gibbering Beasts". The 4e Gibbering Mouther was just the weakest of them all, as a level 10 Controller, but it retained its own particular flavor of nastiness. It had the Warped Ground aura, reflecting its traditional ability to make pseudo-rough terrain out of its environs due to a combination of constant munch and soaking everything in acidic drool, could swim, had a bite attack that inflicted ongoing acid damage, could daze victims with its gibbering, and had a special "Gibbering Feast" attack, where it spewed gobbets of itself over everyone nearby, which caused little mouths to appear on their flesh and start trying to eat them alive. Its big brother (level 18 Controller) was the Gibbering Abomination, a flying tentacle monster of a Gibbering Beast that slapped its victims with brain-frying tentacles and could immobilize them with eyebeams in addition to gibbering like the Mouther. In fact, it was even nastier to listen to, with its Unnatural Utterances aura imposing a permanent attack roll penalty on anybody who got too close. Nastiest of them all, however, was the Gibbering Orb; this level 27 (for reference, 4e characters go up to level 30) Solo Controller was essentially the unholy bastard offspring of a Gibbering Mouther and a [[Beholder]]. It had a horrific array of half a dozen eye-beam attacks (Mindcarving Ray, Flesheating Ray, Bonewarping Ray, Bloodfeasting Ray, Farsending Ray, Souleating Ray), a bite attack that would detach a mouth to continue eating its victim, and a Merciless Eyes aura that let it get off free bonus eye-beam attacks on anyone who was too close. Plus the bog-standard gibbering effect.		4th edition gave these suckers a surprising new twist by creating a whole family of "Gibbering Beasts". The 4e Gibbering Mouther was just the weakest of them all, as a level 10 Controller, but it retained its own particular flavor of nastiness. It had the Warped Ground aura, reflecting its traditional ability to make pseudo-rough terrain out of its environs due to a combination of constant munch and soaking everything in acidic drool, could swim, had a bite attack that inflicted ongoing acid damage, could daze victims with its gibbering, and had a special "Gibbering Feast" attack, where it spewed gobbets of itself over everyone nearby, which caused little mouths to appear on their flesh and start trying to eat them alive. Its big brother (level 18 Controller) was the Gibbering Abomination, a flying tentacle monster of a Gibbering Beast that slapped its victims with brain-frying tentacles and could immobilize them with eyebeams in addition to gibbering like the Mouther. In fact, it was even nastier to listen to, with its Unnatural Utterances aura imposing a permanent attack roll penalty on anybody who got too close. Nastiest of them all, however, was the Gibbering Orb; this level 27 (for reference, 4e characters go up to level 30) Solo Controller was essentially the unholy bastard offspring of a Gibbering Mouther and a [[Beholder]]. It had a horrific array of half a dozen eye-beam attacks (Mindcarving Ray, Flesheating Ray, Bonewarping Ray, Bloodfeasting Ray, Farsending Ray, Souleating Ray), a bite attack that would detach a mouth to continue eating its victim, and a Merciless Eyes aura that let it get off free bonus eye-beam attacks on anyone who was too close. Plus the bog-standard gibbering effect.

	The gibbering mouther has ~~two~~ known variants. An Argos is a blue colored, non-insane version of a gibbering mouther found in the [[Spelljammer]] setting that can shoot eye rays. A babbler is an eyeless version of a gibbering mouther that can use the power of [[Truenamer\|truenaming]].		The gibbering mouther has three other known variants. An Argos is a blue colored, non-insane version of a gibbering mouther found in the [[Spelljammer]] setting that can shoot eye rays. A babbler is an eyeless version of a gibbering mouther that can use the power of [[Truenamer\|truenaming]]. A Squamous Spewer is a draconic mouther with breath weapons introduced in the 3e Draconomicon.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

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	Gibbering mouther MCAV1.jpg		Gibbering mouther MCAV1.jpg
			Gibbering mouther Firestorm Peak.jpg\|[[Anal Circumference\|Getting intimate]]
	Gibbering Mouther 3e.jpg\|3e		Gibbering Mouther 3e.jpg\|3e
			Gibbering mouther LoM.jpg\|''Lords of Madness''
	Gibbering Orb 3e.png\|3e Gibbering orb		Gibbering Orb 3e.png\|3e Gibbering orb
	Gibbering Mouther 4e.jpg\|4e Gibbering mouther and gibbering abomination		Gibbering Mouther 4e.jpg\|4e Gibbering mouther and gibbering abomination
	Gibbering Orb 4e.jpg\|4e Gibbering orb		Gibbering Orb 4e.jpg\|4e Gibbering orb
	~~Gibbering mouther Firestorm Peak.jpg\|[[Anal Circumference\|Getting intimate]]~~
	Gibbering mouther B1 PF.png\|PF		Gibbering mouther B1 PF.png\|PF
	Gibbering Gaston.png\|No one gibbers like Gaston!		Gibbering Gaston.png\|No one gibbers like Gaston!

2600:1010:B112:DCEC:4C0E:9BC5:5035:990 at 05:48, 14 March 2021

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	4th edition gave these suckers a surprising new twist by creating a whole family of "Gibbering Beasts". The 4e Gibbering Mouther was just the weakest of them all, as a level 10 Controller, but it retained its own particular flavor of nastiness. It had the Warped Ground aura, reflecting its traditional ability to make pseudo-rough terrain out of its environs due to a combination of constant munch and soaking everything in acidic drool, could swim, had a bite attack that inflicted ongoing acid damage, could daze victims with its gibbering, and had a special "Gibbering Feast" attack, where it spewed gobbets of itself over everyone nearby, which caused little mouths to appear on their flesh and start trying to eat them alive. Its big brother (level 18 Controller) was the Gibbering Abomination, a flying tentacle monster of a Gibbering Beast that slapped its victims with brain-frying tentacles and could immobilize them with eyebeams in addition to gibbering like the Mouther. In fact, it was even nastier to listen to, with its Unnatural Utterances aura imposing a permanent attack roll penalty on anybody who got too close. Nastiest of them all, however, was the Gibbering Orb; this level 27 (for reference, 4e characters go up to level 30) Solo Controller was essentially the unholy bastard offspring of a Gibbering Mouther and a [[Beholder]]. It had a horrific array of half a dozen eye-beam attacks (Mindcarving Ray, Flesheating Ray, Bonewarping Ray, Bloodfeasting Ray, Farsending Ray, Souleating Ray), a bite attack that would detach a mouth to continue eating its victim, and a Merciless Eyes aura that let it get off free bonus eye-beam attacks on anyone who was too close. Plus the bog-standard gibbering effect.		4th edition gave these suckers a surprising new twist by creating a whole family of "Gibbering Beasts". The 4e Gibbering Mouther was just the weakest of them all, as a level 10 Controller, but it retained its own particular flavor of nastiness. It had the Warped Ground aura, reflecting its traditional ability to make pseudo-rough terrain out of its environs due to a combination of constant munch and soaking everything in acidic drool, could swim, had a bite attack that inflicted ongoing acid damage, could daze victims with its gibbering, and had a special "Gibbering Feast" attack, where it spewed gobbets of itself over everyone nearby, which caused little mouths to appear on their flesh and start trying to eat them alive. Its big brother (level 18 Controller) was the Gibbering Abomination, a flying tentacle monster of a Gibbering Beast that slapped its victims with brain-frying tentacles and could immobilize them with eyebeams in addition to gibbering like the Mouther. In fact, it was even nastier to listen to, with its Unnatural Utterances aura imposing a permanent attack roll penalty on anybody who got too close. Nastiest of them all, however, was the Gibbering Orb; this level 27 (for reference, 4e characters go up to level 30) Solo Controller was essentially the unholy bastard offspring of a Gibbering Mouther and a [[Beholder]]. It had a horrific array of half a dozen eye-beam attacks (Mindcarving Ray, Flesheating Ray, Bonewarping Ray, Bloodfeasting Ray, Farsending Ray, Souleating Ray), a bite attack that would detach a mouth to continue eating its victim, and a Merciless Eyes aura that let it get off free bonus eye-beam attacks on anyone who was too close. Plus the bog-standard gibbering effect.

	The gibbering mouther has two known variants. Argos ~~are~~ a blue colored, non-insane version of a mouther found in the [[Spelljammer]] setting that can shoot eye rays. ~~The~~ babbler is an eyeless version of a mouther that can use the power of [[Truenamer\|truenaming]].		The gibbering mouther has two known variants. An Argos is a blue colored, non-insane version of a gibbering mouther found in the [[Spelljammer]] setting that can shoot eye rays. A babbler is an eyeless version of a gibbering mouther that can use the power of [[Truenamer\|truenaming]].

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

2600:1010:B112:DCEC:4C0E:9BC5:5035:990 at 05:47, 14 March 2021

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	4th edition gave these suckers a surprising new twist by creating a whole family of "Gibbering Beasts". The 4e Gibbering Mouther was just the weakest of them all, as a level 10 Controller, but it retained its own particular flavor of nastiness. It had the Warped Ground aura, reflecting its traditional ability to make pseudo-rough terrain out of its environs due to a combination of constant munch and soaking everything in acidic drool, could swim, had a bite attack that inflicted ongoing acid damage, could daze victims with its gibbering, and had a special "Gibbering Feast" attack, where it spewed gobbets of itself over everyone nearby, which caused little mouths to appear on their flesh and start trying to eat them alive. Its big brother (level 18 Controller) was the Gibbering Abomination, a flying tentacle monster of a Gibbering Beast that slapped its victims with brain-frying tentacles and could immobilize them with eyebeams in addition to gibbering like the Mouther. In fact, it was even nastier to listen to, with its Unnatural Utterances aura imposing a permanent attack roll penalty on anybody who got too close. Nastiest of them all, however, was the Gibbering Orb; this level 27 (for reference, 4e characters go up to level 30) Solo Controller was essentially the unholy bastard offspring of a Gibbering Mouther and a [[Beholder]]. It had a horrific array of half a dozen eye-beam attacks (Mindcarving Ray, Flesheating Ray, Bonewarping Ray, Bloodfeasting Ray, Farsending Ray, Souleating Ray), a bite attack that would detach a mouth to continue eating its victim, and a Merciless Eyes aura that let it get off free bonus eye-beam attacks on anyone who was too close. Plus the bog-standard gibbering effect.		4th edition gave these suckers a surprising new twist by creating a whole family of "Gibbering Beasts". The 4e Gibbering Mouther was just the weakest of them all, as a level 10 Controller, but it retained its own particular flavor of nastiness. It had the Warped Ground aura, reflecting its traditional ability to make pseudo-rough terrain out of its environs due to a combination of constant munch and soaking everything in acidic drool, could swim, had a bite attack that inflicted ongoing acid damage, could daze victims with its gibbering, and had a special "Gibbering Feast" attack, where it spewed gobbets of itself over everyone nearby, which caused little mouths to appear on their flesh and start trying to eat them alive. Its big brother (level 18 Controller) was the Gibbering Abomination, a flying tentacle monster of a Gibbering Beast that slapped its victims with brain-frying tentacles and could immobilize them with eyebeams in addition to gibbering like the Mouther. In fact, it was even nastier to listen to, with its Unnatural Utterances aura imposing a permanent attack roll penalty on anybody who got too close. Nastiest of them all, however, was the Gibbering Orb; this level 27 (for reference, 4e characters go up to level 30) Solo Controller was essentially the unholy bastard offspring of a Gibbering Mouther and a [[Beholder]]. It had a horrific array of half a dozen eye-beam attacks (Mindcarving Ray, Flesheating Ray, Bonewarping Ray, Bloodfeasting Ray, Farsending Ray, Souleating Ray), a bite attack that would detach a mouth to continue eating its victim, and a Merciless Eyes aura that let it get off free bonus eye-beam attacks on anyone who was too close. Plus the bog-standard gibbering effect.

	The gibbering mouther has two known variants. Argos are a blue colored, non-insane version of a mouther found in the [[Spelljammer]] setting that can shoot eye rays. The babbler is an eyeless version of a mouther that can use the power of [[~~Truename~~\|truenaming]].		The gibbering mouther has two known variants. Argos are a blue colored, non-insane version of a mouther found in the [[Spelljammer]] setting that can shoot eye rays. The babbler is an eyeless version of a mouther that can use the power of [[Truenamer\|truenaming]].

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

2600:1010:B112:DCEC:4C0E:9BC5:5035:990 at 05:46, 14 March 2021

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	4th edition gave these suckers a surprising new twist by creating a whole family of "Gibbering Beasts". The 4e Gibbering Mouther was just the weakest of them all, as a level 10 Controller, but it retained its own particular flavor of nastiness. It had the Warped Ground aura, reflecting its traditional ability to make pseudo-rough terrain out of its environs due to a combination of constant munch and soaking everything in acidic drool, could swim, had a bite attack that inflicted ongoing acid damage, could daze victims with its gibbering, and had a special "Gibbering Feast" attack, where it spewed gobbets of itself over everyone nearby, which caused little mouths to appear on their flesh and start trying to eat them alive. Its big brother (level 18 Controller) was the Gibbering Abomination, a flying tentacle monster of a Gibbering Beast that slapped its victims with brain-frying tentacles and could immobilize them with eyebeams in addition to gibbering like the Mouther. In fact, it was even nastier to listen to, with its Unnatural Utterances aura imposing a permanent attack roll penalty on anybody who got too close. Nastiest of them all, however, was the Gibbering Orb; this level 27 (for reference, 4e characters go up to level 30) Solo Controller was essentially the unholy bastard offspring of a Gibbering Mouther and a [[Beholder]]. It had a horrific array of half a dozen eye-beam attacks (Mindcarving Ray, Flesheating Ray, Bonewarping Ray, Bloodfeasting Ray, Farsending Ray, Souleating Ray), a bite attack that would detach a mouth to continue eating its victim, and a Merciless Eyes aura that let it get off free bonus eye-beam attacks on anyone who was too close. Plus the bog-standard gibbering effect.		4th edition gave these suckers a surprising new twist by creating a whole family of "Gibbering Beasts". The 4e Gibbering Mouther was just the weakest of them all, as a level 10 Controller, but it retained its own particular flavor of nastiness. It had the Warped Ground aura, reflecting its traditional ability to make pseudo-rough terrain out of its environs due to a combination of constant munch and soaking everything in acidic drool, could swim, had a bite attack that inflicted ongoing acid damage, could daze victims with its gibbering, and had a special "Gibbering Feast" attack, where it spewed gobbets of itself over everyone nearby, which caused little mouths to appear on their flesh and start trying to eat them alive. Its big brother (level 18 Controller) was the Gibbering Abomination, a flying tentacle monster of a Gibbering Beast that slapped its victims with brain-frying tentacles and could immobilize them with eyebeams in addition to gibbering like the Mouther. In fact, it was even nastier to listen to, with its Unnatural Utterances aura imposing a permanent attack roll penalty on anybody who got too close. Nastiest of them all, however, was the Gibbering Orb; this level 27 (for reference, 4e characters go up to level 30) Solo Controller was essentially the unholy bastard offspring of a Gibbering Mouther and a [[Beholder]]. It had a horrific array of half a dozen eye-beam attacks (Mindcarving Ray, Flesheating Ray, Bonewarping Ray, Bloodfeasting Ray, Farsending Ray, Souleating Ray), a bite attack that would detach a mouth to continue eating its victim, and a Merciless Eyes aura that let it get off free bonus eye-beam attacks on anyone who was too close. Plus the bog-standard gibbering effect.

	The gibbering mouther has two known variants. Argos are a blue colored, non-insane version of a mouther found in the [[Spelljammer]] setting that can shoot eye rays. The babbler is an eyeless version of a mouther that can use the power of [[~~Truenamer~~ truenaming]].		The gibbering mouther has two known variants. Argos are a blue colored, non-insane version of a mouther found in the [[Spelljammer]] setting that can shoot eye rays. The babbler is an eyeless version of a mouther that can use the power of [[Truename\|truenaming]].

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

2600:1010:B112:DCEC:4C0E:9BC5:5035:990 at 05:46, 14 March 2021

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	4th edition gave these suckers a surprising new twist by creating a whole family of "Gibbering Beasts". The 4e Gibbering Mouther was just the weakest of them all, as a level 10 Controller, but it retained its own particular flavor of nastiness. It had the Warped Ground aura, reflecting its traditional ability to make pseudo-rough terrain out of its environs due to a combination of constant munch and soaking everything in acidic drool, could swim, had a bite attack that inflicted ongoing acid damage, could daze victims with its gibbering, and had a special "Gibbering Feast" attack, where it spewed gobbets of itself over everyone nearby, which caused little mouths to appear on their flesh and start trying to eat them alive. Its big brother (level 18 Controller) was the Gibbering Abomination, a flying tentacle monster of a Gibbering Beast that slapped its victims with brain-frying tentacles and could immobilize them with eyebeams in addition to gibbering like the Mouther. In fact, it was even nastier to listen to, with its Unnatural Utterances aura imposing a permanent attack roll penalty on anybody who got too close. Nastiest of them all, however, was the Gibbering Orb; this level 27 (for reference, 4e characters go up to level 30) Solo Controller was essentially the unholy bastard offspring of a Gibbering Mouther and a [[Beholder]]. It had a horrific array of half a dozen eye-beam attacks (Mindcarving Ray, Flesheating Ray, Bonewarping Ray, Bloodfeasting Ray, Farsending Ray, Souleating Ray), a bite attack that would detach a mouth to continue eating its victim, and a Merciless Eyes aura that let it get off free bonus eye-beam attacks on anyone who was too close. Plus the bog-standard gibbering effect.		4th edition gave these suckers a surprising new twist by creating a whole family of "Gibbering Beasts". The 4e Gibbering Mouther was just the weakest of them all, as a level 10 Controller, but it retained its own particular flavor of nastiness. It had the Warped Ground aura, reflecting its traditional ability to make pseudo-rough terrain out of its environs due to a combination of constant munch and soaking everything in acidic drool, could swim, had a bite attack that inflicted ongoing acid damage, could daze victims with its gibbering, and had a special "Gibbering Feast" attack, where it spewed gobbets of itself over everyone nearby, which caused little mouths to appear on their flesh and start trying to eat them alive. Its big brother (level 18 Controller) was the Gibbering Abomination, a flying tentacle monster of a Gibbering Beast that slapped its victims with brain-frying tentacles and could immobilize them with eyebeams in addition to gibbering like the Mouther. In fact, it was even nastier to listen to, with its Unnatural Utterances aura imposing a permanent attack roll penalty on anybody who got too close. Nastiest of them all, however, was the Gibbering Orb; this level 27 (for reference, 4e characters go up to level 30) Solo Controller was essentially the unholy bastard offspring of a Gibbering Mouther and a [[Beholder]]. It had a horrific array of half a dozen eye-beam attacks (Mindcarving Ray, Flesheating Ray, Bonewarping Ray, Bloodfeasting Ray, Farsending Ray, Souleating Ray), a bite attack that would detach a mouth to continue eating its victim, and a Merciless Eyes aura that let it get off free bonus eye-beam attacks on anyone who was too close. Plus the bog-standard gibbering effect.

			The gibbering mouther has two known variants. Argos are a blue colored, non-insane version of a mouther found in the [[Spelljammer]] setting that can shoot eye rays. The babbler is an eyeless version of a mouther that can use the power of [[Truenamer truenaming]].

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

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			Gibbering mouther Firestorm Peak.jpg\|[[Anal Circumference\|Getting intimate]]
	Gibbering Mouther 3e.jpg\|3e		Gibbering Mouther 3e.jpg\|3e
			Gibbering mouther LoM.jpg\|''Lords of Madness''
	Gibbering Orb 3e.png\|3e Gibbering orb		Gibbering Orb 3e.png\|3e Gibbering orb
	Gibbering Mouther 4e.jpg\|4e Gibbering mouther and gibbering abomination		Gibbering Mouther 4e.jpg\|4e Gibbering mouther and gibbering abomination
	Gibbering Orb 4e.jpg\|4e Gibbering orb		Gibbering Orb 4e.jpg\|4e Gibbering orb
	~~Gibbering mouther Firestorm Peak.jpg\|[[Anal Circumference\|Getting intimate]]~~
	Gibbering mouther B1 PF.png\|PF		Gibbering mouther B1 PF.png\|PF
	Gibbering Gaston.png\|No one gibbers like Gaston!		Gibbering Gaston.png\|No one gibbers like Gaston!