Posted by Cougar 14 years ago Report

What's scary? The Tarrasque will probably have room for the soldiers too.

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

It's the Tarrasque. It'll probably eat the castle too. 83

Posted by deathknight 14 years ago Report

wel the tarrasque is a colassal creature and does have the swallow whole ability plus it being immune to electricty..i have to say the blue dragon got way over its head

Posted by Strega 14 years ago Report

Way over this head. Up to his hindpaws at this point and still going. 89~

Normally Tarrasques are restricted to swallowing Huge creatures, but presumable by taking more time (e.g. not in combat) this one is managing to bolt down even a Gargantuan/Colossal dragon.

Posted by Gelus 14 years ago Report

This Tarrasque is Advanced, the DM gave it the Gape of the Serpent feat. >:3

Posted by Gah 14 years ago Report

Tarrasque, nice

Posted by prisoner 14 years ago Report

LOL. I get the feeling this is more than an "intillectual excercise" for some people. ; )

Posted by prisoner 14 years ago Report

Whoops, *intellectual. >.<

Posted by Praexon 14 years ago Report

Perhaps the dragon is a vorarephile? x3

Posted by shrunkenone 14 years ago Report

Always loved the Terrasque, and hoped to see vore art with one someday.
Still hoping to see more Terrasque vore in the fandom, someday.

Posted by orca13 14 years ago Report

Nice!!!!!

Posted by Kiala_Tiagra 14 years ago Report

well this thing is interesting as always, I never heard of a tarasque before

Posted by Amberain 14 years ago Report

It's pretty much the strongest creature in D&D (at least in the Prime Material Plane), and it's all but impossible to kill.

Posted by Revx_Z 14 years ago Report

Only because of stupid fiat that says you need the 9th level spell Wish to kill it. The thing is a stupid, badly thought out tank (who the hell gave it the +3hp Toughness feat six times?), and not particularly dangerous. You can outwit it with Fly, Invisibility, or just *walking away*, because it moves slower than an average human. And it has an Intelligence of 3.

So, yeah, it's definitely an intellectual exercise to figure out how it managed to get the better of a dragon. Here's my suggestion: It's actually the pet tarrasque of the epic wizard who lives in the castle and feeds it dragons to keep it happy.

Posted by Xali 13 years ago Report

Or you could just assume this is 4th edition DnD, where the tarrasque is a credible threat again due to an aura surrounding it that pulls all flying creatures to the ground.

Posted by Kiala_Tiagra 14 years ago Report

oh thanks

Posted by Solomon 14 years ago Report

Clearly an ill advised romantic affair between the two ended badly when the The Tarrasque finally caught on (after several hundred years) that beloved Lady Blue had been sleeping with other (read mutable) dragons. Thus he solved his jealousy, hunger, and anger all at once. And that, children, is how the Tarrasque grew horns.

Posted by Psycho 14 years ago Report

On noms noms noms =D

Posted by Imrhys 14 years ago Report

Your infrequent trips into D&D always make me laugh some, and always in the evil OMG way. Thanks for giving the most gluttonous thing ever to walk, literally, an "Intellectual exercise" <3~

Posted by Draggy 14 years ago Report

Very nice picture, you did a great job on portraying the immense size of the creatures!

I'm wondering where the people are who will complain that a dragon was prey. XD

Posted by Leshana 12 years ago Report

Don't forget to notice the farm in the background. Good addition, that.

Posted by Mechdragon1k 4 years ago Report

It jumped good clearly, it threw something or it just waited for the dragon to get tired and land.

Posted by Strega 4 years ago Report

One version of he game has tarrasques radiate a no-flying zone. Maybe it fell out of the sky and right into a tarrasque maw. 83