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1d4chan>A Walrus: /* Battletech */

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	The [[Circle Orboros]] uses Griffins as sneaky fast attack warbeasts to tear into the enemy's troops.		The [[Circle Orboros]] uses Griffins as sneaky fast attack warbeasts to tear into the enemy's troops.

	==~~Battletech~~==		==BattleTech==

	==Dungeons & Dragons==		==Dungeons & Dragons==

1d4chan>A Walrus: /* HORDES */ Battletechians, have at it

2023-01-09T06:03:20Z

HORDES: Battletechians, have at it

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	The [[Circle Orboros]] uses Griffins as sneaky fast attack warbeasts to tear into the enemy's troops.		The [[Circle Orboros]] uses Griffins as sneaky fast attack warbeasts to tear into the enemy's troops.

			==Battletech==

	==Dungeons & Dragons==		==Dungeons & Dragons==

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Dungeons & Dragons */

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Dungeons & Dragons

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	Griffon hippogriff rimefire 4e.jpg\|4e		Griffon hippogriff rimefire 4e.jpg\|4e
	Griffon 5e.png\|'Merican flavored		Griffon 5e.png\|'Merican flavored
			Griffon B1.png\|Pathfinder
	</gallery>		</gallery>

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Dungeons & Dragons */

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	<gallery>		<gallery>
			Griffon ODD2.png\|Original D&D
			Griffon 1e.jpg\|1e
	Griffon MCV2.jpg\|Monstrous Compendium Vol. 2		Griffon MCV2.jpg\|Monstrous Compendium Vol. 2
	Griffon MM 2e.png\|Monstrous Manual 2e		Griffon MM 2e.png\|Monstrous Manual 2e
			Knight of the Blue Moon CoS 3e.jpg\|3e
			Griffon hippogriff rimefire 4e.jpg\|4e
			Griffon 5e.png\|'Merican flavored
	</gallery>		</gallery>

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Dungeons & Dragons */ Added images

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	==Dungeons & Dragons==		==Dungeons & Dragons==
	As you'd expect, griffons have been a part of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] very much since the beginning, and are one of the simplest "flying beasties" you can expect to fight. They're flying brutes, essentially, although you can potentially take them as exotic flying mounts, and 4th edition added the elementally infused Rimefire Griffon of the [[Elemental Chaos]].		As you'd expect, griffons have been a part of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] very much since the beginning, and are one of the simplest "flying beasties" you can expect to fight. They're flying brutes, essentially, although you can potentially take them as exotic flying mounts, and 4th edition added the elementally infused Rimefire Griffon of the [[Elemental Chaos]].

			<gallery>
			Griffon MCV2.jpg\|Monstrous Compendium Vol. 2
			Griffon MM 2e.png\|Monstrous Manual 2e
			</gallery>

	==Ponyfinder==		==Ponyfinder==

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: /* Monstergirls */

2018-02-25T10:26:26Z

Monstergirls

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	[[File:MGE Griffon.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\|The extremely rare griffon-girl, as depicted in the MGE.]]		[[File:MGE Griffon.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\|The extremely rare griffon-girl, as depicted in the MGE.]]

	Despite what you might think, griffon-based [[monstergirls]] are actually something of a rarity; because of the base-monster's design of "eagle at front, lion at back", it can be hard to create a monstergirl that actually looks like the griffon without going full-fledged [[beastfolk]]. For what it's worth, [[furry]] griffons are actually somewhat rare as well, mostly because of two reasons: firstly, the "average" fan of sexy anthros tends to regard mythical monster-based anthros, like [dragon]]s and griffons, as being somewhat pretentious and often the sign of their equivalent of the [[munchkin]]. Secondly, that eagle-for-a-face thing; avian anthros are a rarity amongst furry fans because most find them hard to "humanize" in a way that even reptiles aren't.		Despite what you might think, griffon-based [[monstergirls]] are actually something of a rarity; because of the base-monster's design of "eagle at front, lion at back", it can be hard to create a monstergirl that actually looks like the griffon without going full-fledged [[beastfolk]]. For what it's worth, [[furry]] griffons are actually somewhat rare as well, mostly because of two reasons: firstly, the "average" fan of sexy anthros tends to regard mythical monster-based anthros, like [[dragon]]s and griffons, as being somewhat pretentious and often the sign of their equivalent of the [[munchkin]]. Secondly, that eagle-for-a-face thing; avian anthros are a rarity amongst furry fans because most find them hard to "humanize" in a way that even reptiles aren't.

	Still, griffon-girls (or morphs passed off as monstergirls) aren't unheard of. They usually draw from the more noble symbology of the griffon, tending to be proud, passionate, loyal and true. That ferocity may manifest as either a lust for battle, a heavy appreciation of sex, or both. Also, as mentioned above, they do appear in My Little Pony, and there is no shortage of material from that font.		Still, griffon-girls (or morphs passed off as monstergirls) aren't unheard of. They usually draw from the more noble symbology of the griffon, tending to be proud, passionate, loyal and true. That ferocity may manifest as either a lust for battle, a heavy appreciation of sex, or both. Also, as mentioned above, they do appear in My Little Pony, and there is no shortage of material from that font.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: /* Monstergirls */

2017-12-11T19:43:46Z

Monstergirls

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	==Monstergirls==		==Monstergirls==
	{{Monstergirls}}		{{Monstergirls}}
			[[File:MGE Griffon.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\|The extremely rare griffon-girl, as depicted in the MGE.]]

	Despite what you might think, griffon-based [[monstergirls]] are actually something of a rarity; because of the base-monster's design of "eagle at front, lion at back", it can be hard to create a monstergirl that actually looks like the griffon without going full-fledged [[beastfolk]]. For what it's worth, [[furry]] griffons are actually somewhat rare as well, mostly because of two reasons: firstly, the "average" fan of sexy anthros tends to regard mythical monster-based anthros, like [dragon]]s and griffons, as being somewhat pretentious and often the sign of their equivalent of the [[munchkin]]. Secondly, that eagle-for-a-face thing; avian anthros are a rarity amongst furry fans because most find them hard to "humanize" in a way that even reptiles aren't.		Despite what you might think, griffon-based [[monstergirls]] are actually something of a rarity; because of the base-monster's design of "eagle at front, lion at back", it can be hard to create a monstergirl that actually looks like the griffon without going full-fledged [[beastfolk]]. For what it's worth, [[furry]] griffons are actually somewhat rare as well, mostly because of two reasons: firstly, the "average" fan of sexy anthros tends to regard mythical monster-based anthros, like [dragon]]s and griffons, as being somewhat pretentious and often the sign of their equivalent of the [[munchkin]]. Secondly, that eagle-for-a-face thing; avian anthros are a rarity amongst furry fans because most find them hard to "humanize" in a way that even reptiles aren't.
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	Still, griffon-girls (or morphs passed off as monstergirls) aren't unheard of. They usually draw from the more noble symbology of the griffon, tending to be proud, passionate, loyal and true. That ferocity may manifest as either a lust for battle, a heavy appreciation of sex, or both. Also, as mentioned above, they do appear in My Little Pony, and there is no shortage of material from that font.		Still, griffon-girls (or morphs passed off as monstergirls) aren't unheard of. They usually draw from the more noble symbology of the griffon, tending to be proud, passionate, loyal and true. That ferocity may manifest as either a lust for battle, a heavy appreciation of sex, or both. Also, as mentioned above, they do appear in My Little Pony, and there is no shortage of material from that font.

	In the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]], the griffon is essentially a [[catgirl]]/[[harpy]] cross, with the upper body of an eagle-themed (brown & gray feathers & hair) harpy with ~~KC's trademark wing~~-arms and the lower half of a lion-girl, with some rather plumage-like fur tufts around the calves. They are characterized as proud, fierce, haughty guardians of ancient ruins, who nonetheless become passionate and devoted to men they like.		In the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]], the griffon is essentially a [[catgirl]]/[[harpy]] cross, with the upper body of an eagle-themed (brown & gray feathers & hair) harpy with both wings and claw-like arms, and the lower half of a lion-girl, with some rather plumage-like fur tufts around the calves. They are characterized as proud, fierce, haughty guardians of ancient ruins, who nonetheless become passionate and devoted to men they like.

	[[Category:Monsters]]		[[Category:Monsters]]

1d4chan>Rene LeMarchand: /* Monstergirls */

2017-11-16T21:13:10Z

Monstergirls

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	Despite what you might think, griffon-based [[monstergirls]] are actually something of a rarity; because of the base-monster's design of "eagle at front, lion at back", it can be hard to create a monstergirl that actually looks like the griffon without going full-fledged [[beastfolk]]. For what it's worth, [[furry]] griffons are actually somewhat rare as well, mostly because of two reasons: firstly, the "average" fan of sexy anthros tends to regard mythical monster-based anthros, like [dragon]]s and griffons, as being somewhat pretentious and often the sign of their equivalent of the [[munchkin]]. Secondly, that eagle-for-a-face thing; avian anthros are a rarity amongst furry fans because most find them hard to "humanize" in a way that even reptiles aren't.		Despite what you might think, griffon-based [[monstergirls]] are actually something of a rarity; because of the base-monster's design of "eagle at front, lion at back", it can be hard to create a monstergirl that actually looks like the griffon without going full-fledged [[beastfolk]]. For what it's worth, [[furry]] griffons are actually somewhat rare as well, mostly because of two reasons: firstly, the "average" fan of sexy anthros tends to regard mythical monster-based anthros, like [dragon]]s and griffons, as being somewhat pretentious and often the sign of their equivalent of the [[munchkin]]. Secondly, that eagle-for-a-face thing; avian anthros are a rarity amongst furry fans because most find them hard to "humanize" in a way that even reptiles aren't.

	Still, griffon-girls (or morphs passed off as monstergirls) aren't unheard of. They usually draw from the more noble symbology of the griffon, tending to be proud, passionate, loyal and true. That ferocity may manifest as either a lust for battle, a heavy appreciation of sex, or both.		Still, griffon-girls (or morphs passed off as monstergirls) aren't unheard of. They usually draw from the more noble symbology of the griffon, tending to be proud, passionate, loyal and true. That ferocity may manifest as either a lust for battle, a heavy appreciation of sex, or both. Also, as mentioned above, they do appear in My Little Pony, and there is no shortage of material from that font.

	In the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]], the griffon is essentially a [[catgirl]]/[[harpy]] cross, with the upper body of an eagle-themed (brown & gray feathers & hair) harpy with KC's trademark wing-arms and the lower half of a lion-girl, with some rather plumage-like fur tufts around the calves. They are characterized as proud, fierce, haughty guardians of ancient ruins, who nonetheless become passionate and devoted to men they like.		In the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]], the griffon is essentially a [[catgirl]]/[[harpy]] cross, with the upper body of an eagle-themed (brown & gray feathers & hair) harpy with KC's trademark wing-arms and the lower half of a lion-girl, with some rather plumage-like fur tufts around the calves. They are characterized as proud, fierce, haughty guardians of ancient ruins, who nonetheless become passionate and devoted to men they like.

	[[Category:Monsters]]		[[Category:Monsters]]

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	<gallery>		<gallery>
			Griffon ODD2.png\|Original D&D
			Griffon 1e.jpg\|1e
	Griffon MCV2.jpg\|Monstrous Compendium Vol. 2		Griffon MCV2.jpg\|Monstrous Compendium Vol. 2
	Griffon MM 2e.png\|Monstrous Manual 2e		Griffon MM 2e.png\|Monstrous Manual 2e
			Knight of the Blue Moon CoS 3e.jpg\|3e
			Griffon hippogriff rimefire 4e.jpg\|4e
			Griffon 5e.png\|'Merican flavored
	</gallery>		</gallery>