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	==Official 3e Lore==		==Official 3e Lore==
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	===Sea Cats===		===Sea Cats===
	A sea cat is fish-like, most closely resembling a small, long shark (despite being sea green in color), only with a feline head, reminiscent of that of the cougar. It also has arms with clawed paws towards the front of its body. At the back of it, it has a whale-like tail. A spined dorosal fin is located a little back from the head, and another around the center of the body. Also, growing down the spine is a long mane of glossy hair.		A sea cat is fish-like, most closely resembling a small, long shark (despite being sea green in color), only with a feline head, reminiscent of that of the cougar. It also has arms with clawed paws towards the front of its body. At the back of it, it has a whale-like tail. A spined dorosal fin is located a little back from the head, and another around the center of the body. Also, growing down the spine is a long mane of glossy hair.

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Official 3e Lore

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	The sea cat is an animalistic beast and has no special properties or habits. It makes its home near shores, on rocky islands, and other such sub-oceanic environments, and hunts to feed itself and its young, defends its territory, and basically acts like many real life animals. It may be the result of a magical experiment on a cat and a fish. Despite the fish-like appearance, it is not either a fish or an amphibian, it cannot breathe underwater and though a good swimmer, it needs to come up for air, like a seal, whale, polar bear or penguin. It is a highly courageous creature, and fights to the death to defend its home. Though sometimes solitary, it also lives in prides of 5 to 12 individuals.		The sea cat is an animalistic beast and has no special properties or habits. It makes its home near shores, on rocky islands, and other such sub-oceanic environments, and hunts to feed itself and its young, defends its territory, and basically acts like many real life animals. It may be the result of a magical experiment on a cat and a fish. Despite the fish-like appearance, it is not either a fish or an amphibian, it cannot breathe underwater and though a good swimmer, it needs to come up for air, like a seal, whale, polar bear or penguin. It is a highly courageous creature, and fights to the death to defend its home. Though sometimes solitary, it also lives in prides of 5 to 12 individuals.

	~~They cannot speak, being animalistic.~~

	~~They are neutral in alignment.~~

	===Sea Tigers===		===Sea Tigers===

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 02:23, 13 February 2022

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	==Official 3e Lore==		==Official 3e Lore==
			{{NotFunny Gamebook}}
	===Sea Cats===		===Sea Cats===
	A sea cat is fish-like, most closely resembling a small, long shark (despite being sea green in color), only with a feline head, reminiscent of that of the cougar. It also has arms with clawed paws towards the front of its body. At the back of it, it has a whale-like tail. A spined dorosal fin is located a little back from the head, and another around the center of the body. Also, growing down the spine is a long mane of glossy hair.		A sea cat is fish-like, most closely resembling a small, long shark (despite being sea green in color), only with a feline head, reminiscent of that of the cougar. It also has arms with clawed paws towards the front of its body. At the back of it, it has a whale-like tail. A spined dorosal fin is located a little back from the head, and another around the center of the body. Also, growing down the spine is a long mane of glossy hair.

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	[[File:sea lion MM 2e.png\|thumb\|]]		[[File:sea lion MM 2e.png\|thumb\|]]
	'''Sea Lions''' in the real world are pinnipeds - amphibious mammals closely related to seals, whom they look a lot like, who live a fairly harmless life swimming around in the sea and eating fish. In [[Dungeons & Dragons]], however, the sea lion ~~- also known as the '''Sea Cat''' in 3e,~~ is a vicious aquatic predator that you can basically describe as a [[merfolk]], but instead of half human and half fish, it's half lion (or other big cat) and half fish!		'''Sea Lions''' in the real world are pinnipeds - amphibious mammals closely related to seals, whom they look a lot like, who live a fairly harmless life swimming around in the sea and eating fish. In [[Dungeons & Dragons]], however, the sea lion is a vicious aquatic predator that you can basically describe as a [[merfolk]], but instead of half human and half fish, it's half lion (or other big cat) and half fish!

	As crazy as this may sound, such creatures - also called sea-lions and merlions - have been a real thing in heraldry, especially in the Phillipines. A merlion is even the national symbol of Singapore.		As crazy as this may sound, such creatures - also called sea-lions and merlions - have been a real thing in heraldry, especially in the Phillipines. A merlion is even the national symbol of Singapore.
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	Sea Lions first made their debut in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, showing up in the original [[Monster Manual]]. They got an Ecology of the Sea Lion in [[Dragon Magazine]] #107, and were then updated to 2e in the Monstrous Compendium Volume 2, before going on to the 1993 Monstrous Manual.		Sea Lions first made their debut in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, showing up in the original [[Monster Manual]]. They got an Ecology of the Sea Lion in [[Dragon Magazine]] #107, and were then updated to 2e in the Monstrous Compendium Volume 2, before going on to the 1993 Monstrous Manual.

	They were really lucky in [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition\|3rd Edition]]; not only was the Sea Lion - now rebranded as the Sea Cat - present in the original [[Monster Manual]], but the sabertoothed Sea Tiger was introduced as an aquatic mount in the MM3 for that same edition.		They were really lucky in [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition\|3rd Edition]]; not only was the Sea Lion - now rebranded as the '''Sea Cat''' - present in the original [[Monster Manual]], but the sabertoothed '''Sea Tiger''' was introduced as an aquatic mount in the MM3 for that same edition.

	Sea lions skipped 4th edition, but made a return in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition\|5th Edition]] through the adventure [[Ghosts of Saltmarsh]].		Sea lions skipped 4th edition, but made a return in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition\|5th Edition]] through the adventure [[Ghosts of Saltmarsh]].

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	[[File:~~3e Sea Cat~~.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|~~right\|300px~~]]		[[File:sea lion MM 2e.png\|thumb\|]]
	'''Sea Lions''' in the real world are pinnipeds - amphibious mammals closely related to seals, whom they look a lot like, who live a fairly harmless life swimming around in the sea and eating fish. In [[Dungeons & Dragons]], however, the sea lion - also known as the '''Sea Cat''', is a vicious aquatic predator that you can basically describe as "a [[merfolk]], but instead of half human and half fish, it's half ~~underwater~~ lion (or other big cat) and half fish!"		'''Sea Lions''' in the real world are pinnipeds - amphibious mammals closely related to seals, whom they look a lot like, who live a fairly harmless life swimming around in the sea and eating fish. In [[Dungeons & Dragons]], however, the sea lion - also known as the '''Sea Cat''' in 3e, is a vicious aquatic predator that you can basically describe as a [[merfolk]], but instead of half human and half fish, it's half lion (or other big cat) and half fish!

	As crazy as this may sound, such creatures - also called sea-lions and merlions - have been a real thing in heraldry, especially in the Phillipines. A merlion is even the national symbol of Singapore.		As crazy as this may sound, such creatures - also called sea-lions and merlions - have been a real thing in heraldry, especially in the Phillipines. A merlion is even the national symbol of Singapore.
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	Sea Lions first made their debut in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, showing up in the original [[Monster Manual]]. They got an Ecology of the Sea Lion in [[Dragon Magazine]] #107, and were then updated to 2e in the Monstrous Compendium Volume 2, before going on to the 1993 Monstrous Manual.		Sea Lions first made their debut in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, showing up in the original [[Monster Manual]]. They got an Ecology of the Sea Lion in [[Dragon Magazine]] #107, and were then updated to 2e in the Monstrous Compendium Volume 2, before going on to the 1993 Monstrous Manual.

	They were really lucky in [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]]; not only was the Sea Lion - now rebranded as the Sea Cat - present in the original [[Monster Manual]], but the sabertoothed Sea Tiger was introduced as an aquatic mount in the MM3 for that same edition.		They were really lucky in [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition\|3rd Edition]]; not only was the Sea Lion - now rebranded as the Sea Cat - present in the original [[Monster Manual]], but the sabertoothed Sea Tiger was introduced as an aquatic mount in the MM3 for that same edition.

	Sea lions skipped 4th edition, but made a return in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] through the adventure [[Ghosts of Saltmarsh]].		Sea lions skipped 4th edition, but made a return in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition\|5th Edition]] through the adventure [[Ghosts of Saltmarsh]].

	~~<Gallery>~~
	~~Sea Lion Arena.png~~
	~~</Gallery>~~

	==Official 3e Lore==		==Official 3e Lore==
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	A typical sea tiger is about 20 feet long and weighs 3 tons.		A typical sea tiger is about 20 feet long and weighs 3 tons.

			==Gallery==
	<Gallery>		<Gallery>
	3e Sea Tiger.jpg		sea lion 1e.jpg\|1e
			sea lion MM 1e 2.jpg
			sea lion MCV2.jpg\|2e
			Sea lion 3e.png\|3e Sea Cat
			3e Sea Tiger.jpg\|3e Sea Tiger
			Sea Lion Arena.png\|5e
	</Gallery>		</Gallery>

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

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	[[File:3e Sea Cat.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px]]		[[File:3e Sea Cat.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px]]
	~~[[File:3e Sea Tiger.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px]]~~
	'''Sea Lions''' in the real world are pinnipeds - amphibious mammals closely related to seals, whom they look a lot like, who live a fairly harmless life swimming around in the sea and eating fish. In [[Dungeons & Dragons]], however, the sea lion - also known as the '''Sea Cat''', is a vicious aquatic predator that you can basically describe as "a [[merfolk]], but instead of half human and half fish, it's half underwater lion (or other big cat) and half fish!"		'''Sea Lions''' in the real world are pinnipeds - amphibious mammals closely related to seals, whom they look a lot like, who live a fairly harmless life swimming around in the sea and eating fish. In [[Dungeons & Dragons]], however, the sea lion - also known as the '''Sea Cat''', is a vicious aquatic predator that you can basically describe as "a [[merfolk]], but instead of half human and half fish, it's half underwater lion (or other big cat) and half fish!"

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	Sea lions skipped 4th edition, but made a return in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] through the adventure [[Ghosts of Saltmarsh]].		Sea lions skipped 4th edition, but made a return in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] through the adventure [[Ghosts of Saltmarsh]].

			<Gallery>
			Sea Lion Arena.png
			</Gallery>

	==Official 3e Lore==		==Official 3e Lore==
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	A typical sea tiger is about 20 feet long and weighs 3 tons.		A typical sea tiger is about 20 feet long and weighs 3 tons.
			<Gallery>
			3e Sea Tiger.jpg
			</Gallery>

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

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[[File:3e Sea Cat.jpg|thumb|right|300px]]
[[File:3e Sea Tiger.jpg|thumb|left|300px]]
'''Sea Lions''' in the real world are pinnipeds - amphibious mammals closely related to seals, whom they look a lot like, who live a fairly harmless life swimming around in the sea and eating fish. In [[Dungeons & Dragons]], however, the sea lion - also known as the '''Sea Cat''', is a vicious aquatic predator that you can basically describe as "a [[merfolk]], but instead of half human and half fish, it's half underwater lion (or other big cat) and half fish!"

As crazy as this may sound, such creatures - also called sea-lions and merlions - have been a real thing in heraldry, especially in the Phillipines. A merlion is even the national symbol of Singapore.

Sea Lions first made their debut in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, showing up in the original [[Monster Manual]]. They got an Ecology of the Sea Lion in [[Dragon Magazine]] #107, and were then updated to 2e in the Monstrous Compendium Volume 2, before going on to the 1993 Monstrous Manual.

They were really lucky in [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]]; not only was the Sea Lion - now rebranded as the Sea Cat - present in the original [[Monster Manual]], but the sabertoothed Sea Tiger was introduced as an aquatic mount in the MM3 for that same edition.

Sea lions skipped 4th edition, but made a return in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] through the adventure [[Ghosts of Saltmarsh]].

==Official 3e Lore==
===Sea Cats===
A sea cat is fish-like, most closely resembling a small, long shark (despite being sea green in color), only with a feline head, reminiscent of that of the cougar. It also has arms with clawed paws towards the front of its body. At the back of it, it has a whale-like tail. A spined dorosal fin is located a little back from the head, and another around the center of the body. Also, growing down the spine is a long mane of glossy hair.

The sea cat is an animalistic beast and has no special properties or habits. It makes its home near shores, on rocky islands, and other such sub-oceanic environments, and hunts to feed itself and its young, defends its territory, and basically acts like many real life animals. It may be the result of a magical experiment on a cat and a fish. Despite the fish-like appearance, it is not either a fish or an amphibian, it cannot breathe underwater and though a good swimmer, it needs to come up for air, like a seal, whale, polar bear or penguin. It is a highly courageous creature, and fights to the death to defend its home. Though sometimes solitary, it also lives in prides of 5 to 12 individuals.

They cannot speak, being animalistic.

They are neutral in alignment.

===Sea Tigers===
Sea tigers are aquatic mammals similar to sea lions and walruses. They hunt anything they can catch, including fish, birds, and animals foolish enough to stray too close to the shore. Sea tigers can often be seen on rocky shorelines, sunning themselves in large family groups.

Sea tigers have the intelligence of dogs and wolves, and they can be trained much the same way.

The biggest, strongest member, regardless of gender, leads a sea tiger pod. A pod includes females (half as many as males) and young (half as many as females).

A typical sea tiger is about 20 feet long and weighs 3 tons.

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