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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 22:23, 29 November 2021

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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			Umber hulk ODD5.png\|Original D&D
	Umber Hulk 1e.jpg\|1e		Umber Hulk 1e.jpg\|1e
	Umber hulk Monster card.jpg\|AD&D Monster Card		Umber hulk Monster card.jpg\|AD&D Monster Card

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Gallery */

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Gallery

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	Umber Hulk 2e.png\|A DiTerlizzi Umber Hulk.		Umber Hulk 2e.png\|A DiTerlizzi Umber Hulk.
			Umber hulk tRoSP.png
	Umber Hulk 3e.jpg\|3e		Umber Hulk 3e.jpg\|3e
	Umber Hulk 4e.jpg\|4e		Umber Hulk 4e.jpg\|4e

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 02:59, 30 October 2020

2020-10-30T02:59:47Z

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	~~File:~~Umber Hulk 1e.jpg\|1e		Umber Hulk 1e.jpg\|1e
	~~File:~~Umber hulk MCV1.jpg\|2e		Umber hulk Monster card.jpg\|AD&D Monster Card
	~~File:~~Umber Hulk 2e.png\|A DiTerlizzi Umber Hulk.		Umber hulk MCV1.jpg\|2e
	~~File:~~Umber Hulk 3e.jpg\|3e		Umber Hulk 2e.png\|A DiTerlizzi Umber Hulk.
	~~File:~~Umber Hulk 4e.jpg\|4e		Umber Hulk 3e.jpg\|3e
			Umber Hulk 4e.jpg\|4e
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 21:45, 29 October 2020

2020-10-29T21:45:18Z

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	[[File:Monster Manual 5E - Umber Hulk.jpg~~\|thumb~~\|300px\|right]]		[[File:Monster Manual 5E - Umber Hulk.jpg\|300px\|right]]
	'''Umber Hulks''' are an ancient breed of monster in the many worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. These iconic [[aberration]]s resemble a massive hybrid of gorilla and beetle, combining a generally ape-like hulking physique with prominent horizontal mandibles, a hide armored in chitinous plates, massive digging claws and four eyes. Whilst they are mostly deadly burrowing bruisers, they have a unique gaze attack that can cause confusion, something that makes them a much greater threat. They are often associated with another aberration species, the [[Neogi]], who use them as their preferred slaves.		'''Umber Hulks''' are an ancient breed of monster in the many worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. These iconic [[aberration]]s resemble a massive hybrid of gorilla and beetle, combining a generally ape-like hulking physique with prominent horizontal mandibles, a hide armored in chitinous plates, massive digging claws and four eyes. Whilst they are mostly deadly burrowing bruisers, they have a unique gaze attack that can cause confusion, something that makes them a much greater threat. They are often associated with another aberration species, the [[Neogi]], who use them as their preferred slaves.

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	File:Umber Hulk 1e.jpg\|1e		File:Umber Hulk 1e.jpg\|1e
	File:Umber Hulk 2e.png\|2e		File:Umber hulk MCV1.jpg\|2e
			File:Umber Hulk 2e.png\|A DiTerlizzi Umber Hulk.
	File:Umber Hulk 3e.jpg\|3e		File:Umber Hulk 3e.jpg\|3e
	File:Umber Hulk 4e.jpg\|4e		File:Umber Hulk 4e.jpg\|4e

1d4chan>Nubnuber: Added Gallery

2020-08-02T02:53:40Z

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	Umber Hulks are one of a handful of monsters in the 3E Monster Manual designated "Product Identity" and not included under the [[Open Gaming License]]. They are probably the least missed of any such monsters since they're a replaceable brute.		Umber Hulks are one of a handful of monsters in the 3E Monster Manual designated "Product Identity" and not included under the [[Open Gaming License]]. They are probably the least missed of any such monsters since they're a replaceable brute.

			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			File:Umber Hulk 1e.jpg\|1e
			File:Umber Hulk 2e.png\|2e
			File:Umber Hulk 3e.jpg\|3e
			File:Umber Hulk 4e.jpg\|4e
			</gallery>

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

1d4chan>Agiletek at 00:05, 23 December 2019

2019-12-23T00:05:28Z

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	'''Umber Hulks''' are an ancient breed of monster in the many worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. These iconic [[aberration]]s resemble a massive hybrid of gorilla and beetle, combining a generally ape-like hulking physique with prominent horizontal mandibles, a hide armored in chitinous plates, massive digging claws and four eyes. Whilst they are mostly deadly burrowing bruisers, they have a unique gaze attack that can cause confusion, something that makes them a much greater threat. They are often associated with another aberration species, the [[Neogi]], who use them as their preferred slaves.		'''Umber Hulks''' are an ancient breed of monster in the many worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. These iconic [[aberration]]s resemble a massive hybrid of gorilla and beetle, combining a generally ape-like hulking physique with prominent horizontal mandibles, a hide armored in chitinous plates, massive digging claws and four eyes. Whilst they are mostly deadly burrowing bruisers, they have a unique gaze attack that can cause confusion, something that makes them a much greater threat. They are often associated with another aberration species, the [[Neogi]], who use them as their preferred slaves.

	Umber Hulks are one of a handful of monsters in the 3E Monster Manual designated "Product Identity" and not included under the [[Open ~~Game~~ License]]. They are probably the least missed of any such monsters since they're a replaceable brute.		Umber Hulks are one of a handful of monsters in the 3E Monster Manual designated "Product Identity" and not included under the [[Open Gaming License]]. They are probably the least missed of any such monsters since they're a replaceable brute.

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

2605:E000:7EC5:A000:B922:DF30:E1:C1DB: If there is some form of irony here, I'm not seeing it.

2019-08-23T04:43:58Z

If there is some form of irony here, I'm not seeing it.

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	[[File:Monster Manual 5E - Umber Hulk.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right]]		[[File:Monster Manual 5E - Umber Hulk.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right]]
	'''Umber Hulks''' are an ancient breed of monster in the many worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. These iconic [[aberration]]s resemble a massive hybrid of gorilla and beetle, combining a generally ape-like hulking physique with prominent horizontal mandibles, a hide armored in chitinous plates, massive digging claws and four eyes. Whilst they are mostly deadly burrowing bruisers, they have a unique gaze attack that can cause confusion, something that makes them a much greater threat. They are ~~ironically~~ associated with another aberration species, the [[Neogi]], who use them as their preferred slaves.		'''Umber Hulks''' are an ancient breed of monster in the many worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. These iconic [[aberration]]s resemble a massive hybrid of gorilla and beetle, combining a generally ape-like hulking physique with prominent horizontal mandibles, a hide armored in chitinous plates, massive digging claws and four eyes. Whilst they are mostly deadly burrowing bruisers, they have a unique gaze attack that can cause confusion, something that makes them a much greater threat. They are often associated with another aberration species, the [[Neogi]], who use them as their preferred slaves.

	Umber Hulks are one of a handful of monsters in the 3E Monster Manual designated "Product Identity" and not included under the [[Open Game License]]. They are probably the least missed of any such monsters since they're a replaceable brute.		Umber Hulks are one of a handful of monsters in the 3E Monster Manual designated "Product Identity" and not included under the [[Open Game License]]. They are probably the least missed of any such monsters since they're a replaceable brute.

1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 18:14, 4 July 2019

2019-07-04T18:14:01Z

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	'''Umber Hulks''' are an ancient breed of monster in the many worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. These iconic [[aberration]]s resemble a massive hybrid of gorilla and beetle, combining a generally ape-like hulking physique with prominent horizontal mandibles, a hide armored in chitinous plates, massive digging claws and four eyes. Whilst they are mostly deadly burrowing bruisers, they have a unique gaze attack that can cause confusion, something that makes them a much greater threat. They are ironically associated with another aberration species, the [[Neogi]], who use them as their preferred slaves.		'''Umber Hulks''' are an ancient breed of monster in the many worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. These iconic [[aberration]]s resemble a massive hybrid of gorilla and beetle, combining a generally ape-like hulking physique with prominent horizontal mandibles, a hide armored in chitinous plates, massive digging claws and four eyes. Whilst they are mostly deadly burrowing bruisers, they have a unique gaze attack that can cause confusion, something that makes them a much greater threat. They are ironically associated with another aberration species, the [[Neogi]], who use them as their preferred slaves.

	Umber Hulks are one of a handful of monsters in the 3E Monster Manual designated "Product Identity" and not included under the [[Open Game License]]. They are probably the least missed of any such monsters since they're a replaceable brute.		Umber Hulks are one of a handful of monsters in the 3E Monster Manual designated "Product Identity" and not included under the [[Open Game License]]. They are probably the least missed of any such monsters since they're a replaceable brute.

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

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	Umber hulk MCV1.jpg\|2e		Umber hulk MCV1.jpg\|2e
	Umber Hulk 2e.png\|A DiTerlizzi Umber Hulk.		Umber Hulk 2e.png\|A DiTerlizzi Umber Hulk.
			Umber hulk tRoSP.png
	Umber Hulk 3e.jpg\|3e		Umber Hulk 3e.jpg\|3e
	Umber Hulk 4e.jpg\|4e		Umber Hulk 4e.jpg\|4e