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	Willowquisp is a jovial human man in his late fifties, with a face creased by smile lines and a head of tousled, thinning gray hair that he seldom combs.		Willowquisp is a jovial human man in his late fifties, with a face creased by smile lines and a head of tousled, thinning gray hair that he seldom combs.

			Unfortunately, in the modern day, his title "The Zoophile" would translate to "someone who wants to have sexual relations with animals". Ew.

	===Old Gumphrey the Alchemist===		===Old Gumphrey the Alchemist===

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	==Members==		==Members==
	===President Dreelix===		===President Dreelix===
	Founder of the Monster Hunters' Association, Dreelix originally sought to become a [[fighter]] as a youth, but washed out of every academy he tried joining. He finally found his calling when a kindly [[wizard]] took him on as a favor to Dreelix's mother (who was, shall we say, somewhat generous with favors ~~himself~~). Amazingly, Dreelix turned out to be a natural wizard, and quickly honed his skills, something that bolstered his confidence and gave him something to cling to.		Founder of the Monster Hunters' Association, Dreelix originally sought to become a [[fighter]] as a youth, but washed out of every academy he tried joining. He finally found his calling when a kindly [[wizard]] took him on as a favor to Dreelix's mother (who was, shall we say, somewhat generous with favors herself). Amazingly, Dreelix turned out to be a natural wizard, and quickly honed his skills, something that bolstered his confidence and gave him something to cling to.

	At heart, Dreelix is a petty, sad little man who never quite recovered from not being as important as he'd like to be. His two most distinctive personality traits are his haughtiness and his impatience. He clings to any sense of importance he can give himself; he openly looks down on [[fighter]]s and non-[[mage]]s as inferiors, respects yet resents [[Sorcerer (Dungeons & Dragons)\|sorcerers]] for "having it easy", and lords his membership in the Association over other wizards. He carries the gavel which symbolizes his authority everywhere he goes, and rumor has it he even takes it to bed with him.		At heart, Dreelix is a petty, sad little man who never quite recovered from not being as important as he'd like to be. His two most distinctive personality traits are his haughtiness and his impatience. He clings to any sense of importance he can give himself; he openly looks down on [[fighter]]s and non-[[mage]]s as inferiors, respects yet resents [[Sorcerer (Dungeons & Dragons)\|sorcerers]] for "having it easy", and lords his membership in the Association over other wizards. He carries the gavel which symbolizes his authority everywhere he goes, and rumor has it he even takes it to bed with him.

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	The '''Monster Hunters Association''' is an organization of [[wizard]]ly [[monster]] hunters hailing from an unknown world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Inspired by the fact that so many monsters created during the days of [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] are explicitly capable of being used as components in the creation of magical items, [[TSR]] introduced the MHA in issue #227 of [[Dragon Magazine]], as a new style to handle their "Ecology of the X" article series. The MHA would appear in multiple issues, even receiving character writeups in Dragon #282, but ironically would not appear in any future Ecology article, although they were brought back as part of some short framing fluff for the final [[Paizo]]-published Ecology article; "Ecology of the [[Tarrasque]]" in Dragon #~~363~~.		The '''Monster Hunters Association''' is an organization of [[wizard]]ly [[monster]] hunters hailing from an unknown world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Inspired by the fact that so many monsters created during the days of [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] are explicitly capable of being used as components in the creation of magical items, [[TSR]] introduced the MHA in issue #227 of [[Dragon Magazine]], as a new style to handle their "Ecology of the X" article series. The MHA would appear in multiple issues, even receiving character writeups in Dragon #282, but ironically would not appear in any future Ecology article, although they were brought back as part of some short framing fluff for the final [[Paizo]]-published Ecology article; "Ecology of the [[Tarrasque]]" in Dragon #359.

	==Guild Directives==		==Guild Directives==

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 09:37, 18 February 2019

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Don't have time to detail the character writeups, will do that if nobody beats me to them. Also unsure of the categories here; maybe Magazines is accurate too?

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The '''Monster Hunters Association''' is an organization of [[wizard]]ly [[monster]] hunters hailing from an unknown world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Inspired by the fact that so many monsters created during the days of [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] are explicitly capable of being used as components in the creation of magical items, [[TSR]] introduced the MHA in issue #227 of [[Dragon Magazine]], as a new style to handle their "Ecology of the X" article series. The MHA would appear in multiple issues, even receiving character writeups in Dragon #282, but ironically would not appear in any future Ecology article, although they were brought back as part of some short framing fluff for the final [[Paizo]]-published Ecology article; "Ecology of the [[Tarrasque]]" in Dragon #363.

==Guild Directives==
The Monster Hunters Association is a for-profit monster-hunting guild which seeks to study and hunt various kinds of magical creature to profit from the use of monster components in the crafting of magical items. Originally, the MHA is a [[wizard]]s and [[expert]]s exclusive guild, due to founder Dreelix's antipathy towards [[fighter]]s and other warriors, but after a [[hydra]] hunt is only won through the practical skills and knowledge of the warrior-woman Rhionda, she is formally sworn in. There is a subtle internal split in the members between those who only care about the profit to be made and those who legitimately enjoy studying and learning about the various weird and wonderful creatures of their world.

==Members==
President Dreelix

Buntleby of the Western Grove

Treasurer Grindle the Coin-Counter

Founding Member Zantoullios the Gangly

Secretary Lady Ablasta

Spontayne the Studious

Willowquip the Zoophile

Old Gumphrey the Alchemist

Rhionda the Swordmistress

==Monsters Hunted==
* [[Osquip]] (Dragon #227)
* [[Nymph]] (Dragon #240)
* [[Shambling Mound]] (Dragon Annual 2, 1997)
* [[Flumph]] (Dragon #246)
* [[Flail Snail]] (Dragon #258)
* [[Naga|Dark Naga]] (Dragon #261
* [[Jermlaine]] (Dragon #262)
* [[Pseudodragon]] (Dragon #269)
* [[Gorbel]] (Dragon #270)
* [[Hydra]] (Dragon #272)
* [[Purple Worm]] (Dragon #282)
* [[Tarrasque]] - technically (Dragon #363)

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