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1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 06:10, 9 June 2023

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	[[Paizo]] however doesn't like made up names and prefers to take its monster names from pre-existing mythology or media. They also figured out that by the late 2000s all of HG Well's works were public-domain; so they included morlocks by name in [[Pathfinder]].		[[Paizo]] however doesn't like made up names and prefers to take its monster names from pre-existing mythology or media. They also figured out that by the late 2000s all of HG Well's works were public-domain; so they included morlocks by name in [[Pathfinder]].

	In [[Warhammer 40k]], Morlocks is the name for the elite veterans of the [[Iron Hands]] chapter.		In [[Warhammer 40k]], Morlocks is the name for the [[Morlock (Iron Hands)\|elite veterans]] of the [[Iron Hands]] chapter.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 18:43, 28 January 2022

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			[[File:Morlocks movie.jpg\|thumb\|The blue, buck-teethed morlocks from the 1960 movie.]]
	{{topquote\|You can scarce imagine how nauseatingly inhuman they looked—those pale, chinless faces and great, lidless, pinkish-grey eyes!\|H.G. Wells, ''The Time Machine''}}		{{topquote\|You can scarce imagine how nauseatingly inhuman they looked—those pale, chinless faces and great, lidless, pinkish-grey eyes!\|H.G. Wells, ''The Time Machine''}}

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	In [[Warhammer 40k]], Morlocks is the name for the elite veterans of the [[Iron Hands]] chapter.		In [[Warhammer 40k]], Morlocks is the name for the elite veterans of the [[Iron Hands]] chapter.

			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			Morlock B1.png\|Pathinder 1e
			Morlock 2e.png\|Pathfinder 2e, which has taken more inspiration from the movie.
			</gallery>

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

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 18:35, 28 January 2022

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	Morlocks joined [[gremlin]]s as neomythology when the [[derro]] came into our knowledge. And the C.H.U.D.s.		Morlocks joined [[gremlin]]s as neomythology when the [[derro]] came into our knowledge. And the C.H.U.D.s.

	[[Dungeons & Dragons]] likely would have included morlocks at some point if they hadn't already added the fan-submitted [[~~Grimlocks~~]], which are just Morlocks changed a little bit to avoid legal trouble with the Wells Estate.		[[Dungeons & Dragons]] likely would have included morlocks at some point if they hadn't already added the fan-submitted [[Grimlock]]s, which are just Morlocks changed a little bit to avoid legal trouble with the Wells Estate.

	[[Paizo]] however doesn't like made up names and prefers to take its monster names from pre-existing mythology or media. They also figured out that by the late 2000s all of HG Well's works were public-domain; so they included morlocks by name in [[Pathfinder]].		[[Paizo]] however doesn't like made up names and prefers to take its monster names from pre-existing mythology or media. They also figured out that by the late 2000s all of HG Well's works were public-domain; so they included morlocks by name in [[Pathfinder]].

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 18:34, 28 January 2022

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	'''Morlocks''' are subterranean [post-]humanoid predators which HG Wells predicted in his satirical novel ''The Time Machine'', whose prey is ~~us here~~ on the surface. Wells had delved into all manner of European lore about trolls under bridges, dwarves in the mountains, and the ''[[drow\|svart alfr]]''.		{{topquote\|You can scarce imagine how nauseatingly inhuman they looked—those pale, chinless faces and great, lidless, pinkish-grey eyes!\|H.G. Wells, ''The Time Machine''}}

			'''Morlocks''' are subterranean [post-]humanoid predators which HG Wells predicted in his satirical novel ''The Time Machine'', whose prey is the lazy and childlike Eloi who dwell on the surface. Wells had delved into all manner of European lore about trolls under bridges, dwarves in the mountains, and the ''[[drow\|svart alfr]]''.

	Morlocks joined [[gremlin]]s as neomythology when the [[derro]] came into our knowledge. And the C.H.U.D.s.		Morlocks joined [[gremlin]]s as neomythology when the [[derro]] came into our knowledge. And the C.H.U.D.s.

	[[Dungeons & Dragons]] ~~has several morlock-in~~-~~all-but-name monsters, not least those derro, but also the~~ [[~~Fiend Folio~~]] [[~~grimlock~~]]s and ~~maybe meenlocks which precede even them~~. ~~But it didn~~'~~t get around to including~~ morlocks ~~themselves~~.		[[Dungeons & Dragons]] likely would have included morlocks at some point if they hadn't already added the fan-submitted [[Grimlocks]], which are just Morlocks changed a little bit to avoid legal trouble with the Wells Estate.

			[[Paizo]] however doesn't like made up names and prefers to take its monster names from pre-existing mythology or media. They also figured out that by the late 2000s all of HG Well's works were public-domain; so they included morlocks by name in [[Pathfinder]].

	~~Perhaps TSR worried about copyright, perhaps TSR figured these beasties - as a future race - unfit for a mediaeval setting. (As if that stopped other time traveling races like~~ [[~~illithid~~]]s, ~~or all that scifi crap in City Of The Gods and Barrier Peaks.) [[Paizo]] got a clue or, maybe, figured out that by~~ the ~~late 2000s all that Victoriana was public-domain; so included them in~~ [[~~Pathfinder~~]].		In [[Warhammer 40k]], Morlocks is the name for the elite veterans of the [[Iron Hands]] chapter.

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

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 17:54, 28 January 2022

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	Morlocks joined [[gremlin]]s as neomythology when the [[derro]] came into our knowledge. And the C.H.U.D.s.		Morlocks joined [[gremlin]]s as neomythology when the [[derro]] came into our knowledge. And the C.H.U.D.s.

	[[Dungeons & Dragons]] has several morlock-~~like~~ monsters, not least those derro, but also the [[Fiend Folio]] [[grimlock]]s and maybe meenlocks which precede even them. But it didn't get around to including morlocks themselves.		[[Dungeons & Dragons]] has several morlock-in-all-but-name monsters, not least those derro, but also the [[Fiend Folio]] [[grimlock]]s and maybe meenlocks which precede even them. But it didn't get around to including morlocks themselves.

	Perhaps TSR worried about copyright, perhaps TSR figured these beasties - as a future race - unfit for a mediaeval setting. (As if that stopped other time traveling races like [[illithid]]s, or all that scifi crap in City Of The Gods and Barrier Peaks.) [[Paizo]] got a clue or, maybe, figured out that by the late 2000s all that Victoriana was public-domain; so included them in [[Pathfinder]].		Perhaps TSR worried about copyright, perhaps TSR figured these beasties - as a future race - unfit for a mediaeval setting. (As if that stopped other time traveling races like [[illithid]]s, or all that scifi crap in City Of The Gods and Barrier Peaks.) [[Paizo]] got a clue or, maybe, figured out that by the late 2000s all that Victoriana was public-domain; so included them in [[Pathfinder]].

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

1d4chan>Zimriel at 04:33, 22 May 2021

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	'''Morlocks''' are subterranean predators which HG Wells predicted in his satirical novel ''The Time Machine'', whose prey is us here on the surface. Wells had delved into all manner of European lore about trolls under bridges, dwarves in the mountains, and the ''[[drow\|svart alfr]]''.		'''Morlocks''' are subterranean [post-]humanoid predators which HG Wells predicted in his satirical novel ''The Time Machine'', whose prey is us here on the surface. Wells had delved into all manner of European lore about trolls under bridges, dwarves in the mountains, and the ''[[drow\|svart alfr]]''.

	Morlocks joined [[gremlin]]s as neomythology when the [[derro]] came into our knowledge. [[Dungeons & Dragons]] has several morlock-like monsters, not least those derro, but also the [[Fiend Folio]] [[grimlock]]s and maybe meenlocks which precede even them. But it didn't get around to including morlocks themselves.		Morlocks joined [[gremlin]]s as neomythology when the [[derro]] came into our knowledge. And the C.H.U.D.s.

			[[Dungeons & Dragons]] has several morlock-like monsters, not least those derro, but also the [[Fiend Folio]] [[grimlock]]s and maybe meenlocks which precede even them. But it didn't get around to including morlocks themselves.

	Perhaps TSR worried about copyright, perhaps TSR figured these beasties - as a future race - unfit for a mediaeval setting. (As if that stopped other time traveling races like [[illithid]]s, or all that scifi crap in City Of The Gods and Barrier Peaks.) [[Paizo]] got a clue or, maybe, figured out that by the late 2000s all that Victoriana was public-domain; so included them in [[Pathfinder]].		Perhaps TSR worried about copyright, perhaps TSR figured these beasties - as a future race - unfit for a mediaeval setting. (As if that stopped other time traveling races like [[illithid]]s, or all that scifi crap in City Of The Gods and Barrier Peaks.) [[Paizo]] got a clue or, maybe, figured out that by the late 2000s all that Victoriana was public-domain; so included them in [[Pathfinder]].

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

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

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	'''Morlocks''' are subterranean predators which HG Wells predicted in his satirical novel ''The Time Machine'', whose prey is us here on the surface. Wells had delved into all manner of European lore about trolls under bridges, dwarves in the mountains, and the ''[[drow\|svart alfr]]''.		'''Morlocks''' are subterranean predators which HG Wells predicted in his satirical novel ''The Time Machine'', whose prey is us here on the surface. Wells had delved into all manner of European lore about trolls under bridges, dwarves in the mountains, and the ''[[drow\|svart alfr]]''.

	Morlocks joined [[gremlin]]s as neomythology when the [[derro]] came into our knowledge. [[Dungeons & Dragons]] has several morlock-like monsters, not least those derro, but also the [[Fiend Folio]] meenlocks which precede even them. But it didn't get around to including morlocks themselves.		Morlocks joined [[gremlin]]s as neomythology when the [[derro]] came into our knowledge. [[Dungeons & Dragons]] has several morlock-like monsters, not least those derro, but also the [[Fiend Folio]] [[grimlock]]s and maybe meenlocks which precede even them. But it didn't get around to including morlocks themselves.

	Perhaps TSR worried about copyright, perhaps TSR figured these beasties - as a future race - unfit for a mediaeval setting. (As if that stopped other time traveling races like [[illithid]]s, or all that scifi crap in City Of The Gods and Barrier Peaks.) [[Paizo]] got a clue or, maybe, figured out that by the late 2000s all that Victoriana was public-domain; so included them in [[Pathfinder]].		Perhaps TSR worried about copyright, perhaps TSR figured these beasties - as a future race - unfit for a mediaeval setting. (As if that stopped other time traveling races like [[illithid]]s, or all that scifi crap in City Of The Gods and Barrier Peaks.) [[Paizo]] got a clue or, maybe, figured out that by the late 2000s all that Victoriana was public-domain; so included them in [[Pathfinder]].

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

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'''Morlocks''' are subterranean predators which HG Wells predicted in his satirical novel ''The Time Machine'', whose prey is us here on the surface. Wells had delved into all manner of European lore about trolls under bridges, dwarves in the mountains, and the ''[[drow|svart alfr]]''.

Morlocks joined [[gremlin]]s as neomythology when the [[derro]] came into our knowledge. [[Dungeons & Dragons]] has several morlock-like monsters, not least those derro, but also the [[Fiend Folio]] meenlocks which precede even them. But it didn't get around to including morlocks themselves.

Perhaps TSR worried about copyright, perhaps TSR figured these beasties - as a future race - unfit for a mediaeval setting. (As if that stopped other time traveling races like [[illithid]]s, or all that scifi crap in City Of The Gods and Barrier Peaks.) [[Paizo]] got a clue or, maybe, figured out that by the late 2000s all that Victoriana was public-domain; so included them in [[Pathfinder]].

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