Catmancer - click to enlarge
In New York I created several new monsters. These monsters are going to eventually be used in my new game. If you look to the left there is a picture of the very dangerous monster named, “Catmancer.” He is not to be trifled with. Catmancer does serious magic damage to anyone who confronts him. He also is so powerful that he can communicate with you during your dreams. He likes to do that in order to test your psychological mettle and see if you are going to be a worthy adversary. Catmancer is extremely intelligent and knows many spells. Catmancer is equipped with a wizards hat, cape, and magic wand. He was trained by powerful wizards who lived in ancient temple ruins. Battle Catmancer with care.
-Tyler
Ok. Catmancer. I like it. One question I have: Is Catmancer able to wield magic that allows him to control other cats to his own ends? If so, I think there is one of these zombie cats in my neighborhood already. What should I do?
Comment by Ron Leighton — October 27, 2010 @ 8:47 am
Well Ron, Catmancer does have a “Mind Control” spell that enables him to control the minds of mammals. And since cats are mammals, he is able to control them as well. My suggestion is that you go to bed tonight and have thoughts of Catmancer with you while you fall asleep. And if you are lucky Catmancer will contact you through your dreams. During your communication with Catmancer you can ask him if he can help you with your zombie cat problem. Be careful when dealing with Catmancer though, he is very dangerous and may choose to destroy you.
Comment by Tyler — October 27, 2010 @ 5:18 pm
I think one of his minions already destroyed my screen door…and pee-ed on it, too.
Does fresh cream possess any persuasive powers when it comes to Catmancer?
And, can Catmancer raise the cat-dead?
Comment by Ron Leighton — October 27, 2010 @ 7:13 pm
Catmancer loves fresh cream, especially when it is sprinkled with nutmeg.
Yes, Catmancer can raise the cat-dead. But every time he does this, he sheds a feline tear.
Comment by Tyler — October 27, 2010 @ 7:52 pm