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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 18:47, 28 January 2022

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	Despite being blind cannibal savages, Grimlocks have actually been playable in both AD&D (the "Primitive PCs" article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #265) and in the [[Forgotten Realms]]: [[Underdark]] sourcebook for 3.5, as well as having an "Ecology of the Grimlock" article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #327. All of these sources expand upon their culture and portray them more sympathetically, although still a blunt and somewhat brutish people. Most notably, they have an artistic streak, favoring touch, hearing and aroma; aromatic incenses are ''very'' valuable to grimlocks, according to Primitive PCs.		Despite being blind cannibal savages, Grimlocks have actually been playable in both AD&D (the "Primitive PCs" article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #265) and in the [[Forgotten Realms]]: [[Underdark]] sourcebook for 3.5, as well as having an "Ecology of the Grimlock" article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #327. All of these sources expand upon their culture and portray them more sympathetically, although still a blunt and somewhat brutish people. Most notably, they have an artistic streak, favoring touch, hearing and aroma; aromatic incenses are ''very'' valuable to grimlocks, according to Primitive PCs.

	[[Pathfinder]] has them too, but cuts the bullshit and calls them ~~Morlocks~~ since ''The Time Machine'' is public domain.		[[Pathfinder]] has them too, but cuts the bullshit and calls them [[Morlock]]s since ''The Time Machine'' is public domain.

	==AD&D PC Stats==		==AD&D PC Stats==

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	Grimlock MA 2.jpg		Grimlock MA 2.jpg
	Illithid vampire MA.jpg\|Getting facefucked by an illithid vampire		Illithid vampire MA.jpg\|Getting facefucked by an illithid vampire
			Grimlock Dragon 265 1.jpg\|Dragon #265
	Grimlock 3e.png\|3e gave them big pointy red ears.		Grimlock 3e.png\|3e gave them big pointy red ears.
			Grimlock conceptart.jpg
	Grimlock 4e.jpg\|4e		Grimlock 4e.jpg\|4e
	Grimlock 5e.png\|The 5e grimlock is fat and bald, much like the typical /tg/ user.		Grimlock 5e.png\|The 5e grimlock is fat and bald, much like the typical /tg/ user.
	~~Grimlock Dragon 265 1.jpg\|Dragon #265~~
	Grimlock Dragon 327 1.jpg\|Dragon #327		Grimlock Dragon 327 1.jpg\|Dragon #327
	Grimlock Dragon 327 2.jpg		Grimlock Dragon 327 2.jpg

1d4chan>Zimriel at 03:23, 27 August 2021

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	Grimlocks are a shameless rip-off of the [[Morlock]]s, from H.G. Wells' novel "The Time Machine", which makes them savage, blind, pale-hued cannibalistic cavemen that dwell deep in the darkness below the earth. Totally blind, to the point that their eyes were removed from them entirely in 3rd edition onwards, grimlocks depend on their super-keen senses of touch, scent and hearing to get around, and they're pretty damn good at it. They're even protected against gaze attacks and most illusions, depending on edition.		Grimlocks are a shameless rip-off of the [[Morlock]]s, from H.G. Wells' novel "The Time Machine", which makes them savage, blind, pale-hued cannibalistic cavemen that dwell deep in the darkness below the earth. Totally blind, to the point that their eyes were removed from them entirely in 3rd edition onwards, grimlocks depend on their super-keen senses of touch, scent and hearing to get around, and they're pretty damn good at it. They're even protected against gaze attacks and most illusions, depending on edition.

	Grimlocks are often associated with [[illithid]]s~~; voluntary~~ workers for them in AD&D, they became one of their slave races in 3e, having been mutated and engineered by the illithids from a particularly barbarous tribe of primitive humans that were driven underground by their neighbors, who were sick of their constant raiding.		Grimlocks are often associated with [[illithid]]s, another race more SF than F. Voluntary workers for them in AD&D, they became / will-become one of their slave races in 3e, having been (in the future) mutated and engineered by the illithids from a particularly barbarous tribe of primitive humans that were driven underground by their neighbors, who were sick of their constant raiding.

	Despite being blind cannibal savages, Grimlocks have actually been playable in both AD&D (the "Primitive PCs" article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #265) and in the [[Forgotten Realms]]: [[Underdark]] sourcebook for 3.5, as well as having an "Ecology of the Grimlock" article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #327. All of these sources expand upon their culture and portray them more sympathetically, although still a blunt and somewhat brutish people. Most notably, they have an artistic streak, favoring touch, hearing and aroma; aromatic incenses are ''very'' valuable to grimlocks, according to Primitive PCs.		Despite being blind cannibal savages, Grimlocks have actually been playable in both AD&D (the "Primitive PCs" article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #265) and in the [[Forgotten Realms]]: [[Underdark]] sourcebook for 3.5, as well as having an "Ecology of the Grimlock" article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #327. All of these sources expand upon their culture and portray them more sympathetically, although still a blunt and somewhat brutish people. Most notably, they have an artistic streak, favoring touch, hearing and aroma; aromatic incenses are ''very'' valuable to grimlocks, according to Primitive PCs.

2600:1012:B01A:29C1:9DE7:F340:615C:86EB at 04:33, 16 July 2021

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	[[File:Grimlock 4e.jpg\|right\|300px]]		[[File:Grimlock 4e.jpg\|right\|300px]]

	'''Grimlocks''' are one of the lesser races that live down in the depths of the [[Underdark]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Born in 1981, they are amongst the sizable number of fan-submitted monsters that originally appeared in [[White Dwarf]] back when that magazine covered D&D 1e as well as other RPGs instead of just [[Games Workshop]] creations. They then went on to appear in the [[Fiend Folio]]. ''WD'' ~~will~~ later propose a god for them, name of Klagg.		'''Grimlocks''' are one of the lesser races that live down in the depths of the [[Underdark]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Born in 1981, they are amongst the sizable number of fan-submitted monsters that originally appeared in [[White Dwarf]] back when that magazine covered D&D 1e as well as other RPGs instead of just [[Games Workshop]] creations. They then went on to appear in the [[Fiend Folio]]. ''WD'' would later propose a god for them, going by the name of Klagg.

	Grimlocks are a shameless rip-off of the [[Morlock]]s, from H.G. Wells' novel "The Time Machine", which makes them savage, blind, pale-hued cannibalistic cavemen that dwell deep in the darkness below the earth. Totally blind, to the point that their eyes were removed from them entirely in 3rd edition onwards, grimlocks depend on their super-keen senses of touch, scent and hearing to get around, and they're pretty damn good at it. They're even protected against gaze attacks and most illusions, depending on edition.		Grimlocks are a shameless rip-off of the [[Morlock]]s, from H.G. Wells' novel "The Time Machine", which makes them savage, blind, pale-hued cannibalistic cavemen that dwell deep in the darkness below the earth. Totally blind, to the point that their eyes were removed from them entirely in 3rd edition onwards, grimlocks depend on their super-keen senses of touch, scent and hearing to get around, and they're pretty damn good at it. They're even protected against gaze attacks and most illusions, depending on edition.

1d4chan>Zimriel at 01:22, 16 July 2021

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	[[File:Grimlock 4e.jpg\|right\|300px]]		[[File:Grimlock 4e.jpg\|right\|300px]]

	'''Grimlocks''' are one of the lesser races that live down in the depths of the [[Underdark]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Born in 1981, they are amongst the sizable number of fan-submitted monsters that originally appeared in [[White Dwarf]] back when that magazine covered D&D 1e as well as other RPGs instead of just [[Games Workshop]] creations. They then went on to appear in the [[Fiend Folio]].		'''Grimlocks''' are one of the lesser races that live down in the depths of the [[Underdark]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Born in 1981, they are amongst the sizable number of fan-submitted monsters that originally appeared in [[White Dwarf]] back when that magazine covered D&D 1e as well as other RPGs instead of just [[Games Workshop]] creations. They then went on to appear in the [[Fiend Folio]]. ''WD'' will later propose a god for them, name of Klagg.

	Grimlocks are a shameless rip-off of the [[Morlock]]s, from H.G. Wells' novel "The Time Machine", which makes them savage, blind, pale-hued cannibalistic cavemen that dwell deep in the darkness below the earth. Totally blind, to the point that their eyes were removed from them entirely in 3rd edition onwards, grimlocks depend on their super-keen senses of touch, scent and hearing to get around, and they're pretty damn good at it. They're even protected against gaze attacks and most illusions, depending on edition.		Grimlocks are a shameless rip-off of the [[Morlock]]s, from H.G. Wells' novel "The Time Machine", which makes them savage, blind, pale-hued cannibalistic cavemen that dwell deep in the darkness below the earth. Totally blind, to the point that their eyes were removed from them entirely in 3rd edition onwards, grimlocks depend on their super-keen senses of touch, scent and hearing to get around, and they're pretty damn good at it. They're even protected against gaze attacks and most illusions, depending on edition.

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Gallery */

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Gallery

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	Grimlock 1e.jpg\|1e		Grimlock 1e.jpg\|1e
	Grimlock 2e.~~png~~\|2e		Grimlock FF 2e.jpg\|2e
			Grimlock 2e.png
	Grimlock MA 1.jpg\|The Illithiad		Grimlock MA 1.jpg\|The Illithiad
	Grimlock MA 2.jpg		Grimlock MA 2.jpg

1d4chan>Zimriel at 21:16, 7 May 2021

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	'''Grimlocks''' are one of the lesser races that live down in the depths of the [[Underdark]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Born in 1981, they are amongst the sizable number of fan-submitted monsters that originally appeared in [[White Dwarf]] back when that magazine covered D&D 1e as well as other RPGs instead of just [[Games Workshop]] creations. They then went on to appear in the [[Fiend Folio]].		'''Grimlocks''' are one of the lesser races that live down in the depths of the [[Underdark]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Born in 1981, they are amongst the sizable number of fan-submitted monsters that originally appeared in [[White Dwarf]] back when that magazine covered D&D 1e as well as other RPGs instead of just [[Games Workshop]] creations. They then went on to appear in the [[Fiend Folio]].

	Grimlocks are a shameless rip-off of the ~~Morlocks~~, from H.G. Wells' novel "The Time Machine", which makes them savage, blind, pale-hued cannibalistic cavemen that dwell deep in the darkness below the earth. Totally blind, to the point that their eyes were removed from them entirely in 3rd edition onwards, grimlocks depend on their super-keen senses of touch, scent and hearing to get around, and they're pretty damn good at it. They're even protected against gaze attacks and most illusions, depending on edition.		Grimlocks are a shameless rip-off of the [[Morlock]]s, from H.G. Wells' novel "The Time Machine", which makes them savage, blind, pale-hued cannibalistic cavemen that dwell deep in the darkness below the earth. Totally blind, to the point that their eyes were removed from them entirely in 3rd edition onwards, grimlocks depend on their super-keen senses of touch, scent and hearing to get around, and they're pretty damn good at it. They're even protected against gaze attacks and most illusions, depending on edition.

	Grimlocks are often associated with [[illithid]]s; voluntary workers for them in AD&D, they became one of their slave races in 3e, having been mutated and engineered by the illithids from a particularly barbarous tribe of primitive humans that were driven underground by their neighbors, who were sick of their constant raiding.		Grimlocks are often associated with [[illithid]]s; voluntary workers for them in AD&D, they became one of their slave races in 3e, having been mutated and engineered by the illithids from a particularly barbarous tribe of primitive humans that were driven underground by their neighbors, who were sick of their constant raiding.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 00:43, 2 May 2021

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	Despite being blind cannibal savages, Grimlocks have actually been playable in both AD&D (the "Primitive PCs" article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #265) and in the [[Forgotten Realms]]: [[Underdark]] sourcebook for 3.5, as well as having an "Ecology of the Grimlock" article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #327. All of these sources expand upon their culture and portray them more sympathetically, although still a blunt and somewhat brutish people. Most notably, they have an artistic streak, favoring touch, hearing and aroma; aromatic incenses are ''very'' valuable to grimlocks, according to Primitive PCs.		Despite being blind cannibal savages, Grimlocks have actually been playable in both AD&D (the "Primitive PCs" article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #265) and in the [[Forgotten Realms]]: [[Underdark]] sourcebook for 3.5, as well as having an "Ecology of the Grimlock" article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #327. All of these sources expand upon their culture and portray them more sympathetically, although still a blunt and somewhat brutish people. Most notably, they have an artistic streak, favoring touch, hearing and aroma; aromatic incenses are ''very'' valuable to grimlocks, according to Primitive PCs.

	~~They have nothing to do with the~~ [[~~dinosaur]] [[Transformers\|Transformer~~]], and ~~in fact existed before he did. They also have nothing to do with [[Lizardmen\|Kroq-Gar~~'~~s]] Carnosaur, Grymloq, though he~~ ''~~does~~'~~' have to do with the dinosaur Transformer~~.		[[Pathfinder]] has them too, but cuts the bullshit and calls them Morlocks since ''The Time Machine'' is public domain.

	==AD&D PC Stats==		==AD&D PC Stats==
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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	~~File:~~Grimlock 1e.jpg\|1e		Grimlock 1e.jpg\|1e
	~~File:~~Grimlock 2e.png\|2e		Grimlock 2e.png\|2e
	~~File:Grimlock 3e.png\|3e gave them big pointy red ears.~~
	~~File:Grimlock 4e.jpg\|4e~~
	~~File:Grimlock 5e.png\|The 5e grimlock is fat and bald, much like the typical /tg/ user.~~
	~~File:Grimlock Dragon 265 1.jpg\|Dragon #265~~
	~~File:Grimlock Dragon 327 1.jpg\|Dragon #327~~
	~~File:Grimlock Dragon 327 2.jpg~~
	Grimlock MA 1.jpg\|The Illithiad		Grimlock MA 1.jpg\|The Illithiad
	Grimlock MA 2.jpg		Grimlock MA 2.jpg
	Illithid vampire MA.jpg		Illithid vampire MA.jpg\|Getting facefucked by an illithid vampire
	~~File:~~Grimlock monstergirl.png\|A grimlock given the [[monstergirl]] treatment.		Grimlock 3e.png\|3e gave them big pointy red ears.
			Grimlock 4e.jpg\|4e
			Grimlock 5e.png\|The 5e grimlock is fat and bald, much like the typical /tg/ user.
			Grimlock Dragon 265 1.jpg\|Dragon #265
			Grimlock Dragon 327 1.jpg\|Dragon #327
			Grimlock Dragon 327 2.jpg
			Grimlock monstergirl.png\|A grimlock given the [[monstergirl]] treatment.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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

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	Illithid vampire MA.jpg\|Getting facefucked by an illithid vampire		Illithid vampire MA.jpg\|Getting facefucked by an illithid vampire
			Grimlock Dragon 265 1.jpg\|Dragon #265
	Grimlock 3e.png\|3e gave them big pointy red ears.		Grimlock 3e.png\|3e gave them big pointy red ears.
			Grimlock conceptart.jpg
	Grimlock 4e.jpg\|4e		Grimlock 4e.jpg\|4e
	Grimlock 5e.png\|The 5e grimlock is fat and bald, much like the typical /tg/ user.		Grimlock 5e.png\|The 5e grimlock is fat and bald, much like the typical /tg/ user.
	~~Grimlock Dragon 265 1.jpg\|Dragon #265~~
	Grimlock Dragon 327 1.jpg\|Dragon #327		Grimlock Dragon 327 1.jpg\|Dragon #327
	Grimlock Dragon 327 2.jpg		Grimlock Dragon 327 2.jpg