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  • File : 1254472463.jpg-(123 KB, 402x400, bc_frizzle_black_roo1psbr.jpg)
    123 KB Chickens as Hedge Wizard Familiars Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:34 No.6098688  
    As far as familiars for rural backgrounded characters go in the magic world, there is much to be said for the humble chicken. Not only does it show roots in the countryside farming communities, but they are rather unique and pliable as either a versatile ally or a comical sidekick.

    Chickens are just as home with a female character who carries them in her arms as they are with following a rural spellsword in training. They can be first cared for as an egg before hatching, the familiar growing through the campaign, and if played right they easily can make their way into your player's hearts.

    Pictured here is a Frizzle. Frizzles are unique, in that their feathers naturally curl away from their bodies. Additionally, many have feathers grow completely over their feet. They already look rather magic touched, and would suit many kinds of practioner.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:36 No.6098702
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    Another version of the Frizzle lacks both a comb and wattles in favour of more feathers. These will bounce when the chicken moves.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:36 No.6098711
    >>6098702
    polish?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:37 No.6098713
    what the hell, i'm already a fucking hedge wizard, it's not like i have any more dignity to lose
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:38 No.6098725
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    A breed based on the Australorp would suit a tougher person. Routinely reaching half a meter tall (roughly two feet), they are very muscular and strong, and would definitely be a candidate for growth spells.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:39 No.6098733
    >>6098725
    More badass than most familiars. Fuck your rat, I have a chicken.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:40 No.6098737
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    How about an afro duck
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:40 No.6098740
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    For a more agile breed, Game Hens are likely your go. They can achieve a faster run than most other breeds, although they do eat about the same amount of food each day.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:42 No.6098764
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    Looking a little more evil, the Fighting Cock strikes an interesting form. Lacking comb and wattle, their appearance is interesting. Of course, they instinctually fight, an aspect which could easily be turned to the magic user's will and amplified with magic.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:44 No.6098780
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    Lastly, if you are creating a Paladin on the Good side of the spectrum, the Orpington is a very memorable familiar.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:46 No.6098788
    >>6098725

    When I was growing up in the country, we had Australorps. The roosters are fucking huge, and they glare at you and growl before attacking if they don't like you.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:47 No.6098796
    >>6098702
    For your hemp hedge wizards
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:47 No.6098799
    >>6098725
    huge chicken is huge
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:48 No.6098809
    >>6098702
    That is what I imaging fuuka/derp looks like
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:53 No.6098847
    I enjoyed this suggestion and shall consider it.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:54 No.6098849
    /tg/, you have convinced me to take a chicken as my next familiar. His name shall be Henry.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:56 No.6098864
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    Ducks were here, TUNNEL SNAKES RULE!
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:57 No.6098873
    >Fighting Cock

    Giggity
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:57 No.6098878
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    >>6098725

    A CHALLENGER APPEARS!
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)04:57 No.6098879
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    phoenix bantam
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:00 No.6098897
    there is a chicken called the "Augsburgers"
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:01 No.6098905
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    >>6098849

    He better be an Australorp. >>6098725 is badass.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:02 No.6098912
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    >this thread
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:04 No.6098922
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    >>6098897

    Heh.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:04 No.6098929
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    Mille Fleur
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:08 No.6098951
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    Sebright Bantams
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:08 No.6098954
    >>6098764

    Holy shit, it's an Elven Chicken!
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:11 No.6098973
    >>6098905
    Fuck yeah he's an australorp. Biggest chickens I've ever had were Jersey Giants, I thought those motherfuckers were huge until I saw the australorp. Had to carry a shield to tend the chickens if the rooster was in the coop.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:12 No.6098986
    >>6098973

    Your story reminded me of Ocarina of Time and fleeing the chickens.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:14 No.6099003
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    the chillest roosters are always barred rocks
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:15 No.6099009
    >>6098986
    The ironic part of that is kicking the chicken was the SOLUTION to the problem rather than the cause... A couple good kicks that sent him into the wall tamed him right good.
    >> Rogue Kitty !Z39279KCxs 10/02/09(Fri)05:19 No.6099031
    >>6098702
    It is Nerdrage Chicken.

    "FUUUUUUUCK!"
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:21 No.6099037
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    A silky been posted yet?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:22 No.6099040
    >>6099037

    How does it see?!
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:22 No.6099044
    >>6099040
    poorly
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:24 No.6099052
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    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:25 No.6099057
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    >>6099044
    So punny.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:28 No.6099077
    >>6099057
    I "gits" it
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:29 No.6099078
    >>6098688

    And then my cat familiar decided to eat a bird.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:30 No.6099087
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    >>6099077
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:30 No.6099090
    >>6099078
    some of these chickens weigh more than a cat
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:33 No.6099104
    >>6099090
    I've seen pretty much chickens of all sizes chase cats of with a few pecks, cats are pussies.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:36 No.6099118
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    >>6099104
    cats aren't dumb, chickens have longer claws
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:36 No.6099120
    >>6099090

    An Australorp is a huge chicken. Similarly, I would have a huge cat.
    >> PosterParent !!JVEkaVAk0gQ 10/02/09(Fri)05:36 No.6099124
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    Mightiest bird alive. Has poisonous talons and his kick can shatter bones
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:40 No.6099144
    >>6099124
    a gnu?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:40 No.6099146
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    >>6099124
    At least I am uglier
    >> PosterParent !!JVEkaVAk0gQ 10/02/09(Fri)05:42 No.6099157
    >>6099144
    Cassowary
    >> PosterParent !!JVEkaVAk0gQ 10/02/09(Fri)05:43 No.6099165
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    Look at this motherfucker. You could even ride it.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:44 No.6099170
    >>6099118

    We just need a TactiCat Genius.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:45 No.6099176
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    I'M WATCHIN YOU MOTHERFUCKER
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:45 No.6099180
    >>6099170
    taCATical Genius
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:46 No.6099190
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    >>6099176
    keep looking all you want, you will never top my jerry curl
    >> PosterParent !!JVEkaVAk0gQ 10/02/09(Fri)05:47 No.6099195
    >>6099176
    >Many internet entries about cassowaries state that they can disembowel a man or dog with one kick, with the long second toe claw cutting the gut open.

    And you thought Velociraptors were dead.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:48 No.6099208
    >>6099195
    But can they open doors?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:48 No.6099209
    This thread is making me wish the local KFC and Popeye's were open 24 hours.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:48 No.6099210
    >>6099057
    I have never seen a man make that face, only women.
    >> PosterParent !!JVEkaVAk0gQ 10/02/09(Fri)05:50 No.6099226
    >>6099208
    They just kick them open RIP AND TEAR
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:51 No.6099231
    >>6098688

    Jesus Christ. That's how it looks ALL THE TIME?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:52 No.6099232
    >>6099231
    yes
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:52 No.6099233
    >>6099210
    Gay men do to. I think it has something to do with the enjoying of the cock.
    >> Lady Derp ♥ 10/02/09(Fri)05:52 No.6099236
    >>6099209
    We had some here..

    They got closed down because they were selling drugs.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:52 No.6099238
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    Ferrets > Chickens. Just look at this one assisting this alchemist at work.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:53 No.6099240
    >>6099233
    SAC Motoko enjoys cock?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:53 No.6099241
    >>6099231
    Jersey Giant guy here. I did 4H and yes, that is how they always look. Unless they're wet. Then they look sad and mean.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:55 No.6099253
    >>6099144
    It's a Cassowary.

    And they don't have poison per se - they just live in rainforests so their claws end up with all sorts of nasty bacteria on them that will wreck your shit if they break the skin. Which they will, since they're the most dangerous breed of bird on the planet.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:55 No.6099255
    >>6099236
    Pop eyes chicken is additive...but drugs?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:56 No.6099261
    >>6098725

    Australorp = Dwarvern Chicken?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)05:57 No.6099266
    A chicken would be good match for a wizard that is especially aspie. Horrible things they are.
    >> PosterParent !!JVEkaVAk0gQ 10/02/09(Fri)05:58 No.6099272
    >>6099266
    MCFLY!

    Are you too scared? POK POK POK!
    >> Lady Derp ♥ 10/02/09(Fri)06:00 No.6099282
    >>6099255
    It was two locations in this area too!

    But I can't seem to remember if it was Popeye's or KFC. I wanna say Popeye's...
    >> Eponymous Rex !!taqDd9490Ip 10/02/09(Fri)06:01 No.6099290
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    Guineas are horrible little bastard birds.

    When they shit on things, THE SHIT DOES NOT COME OFF.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:01 No.6099295
    >>6099272

    Oh shit, I got that. Well played, you a funny man.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:03 No.6099302
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    >>6099282
    like..totally awesome man
    >> PosterParent !!JVEkaVAk0gQ 10/02/09(Fri)06:05 No.6099312
    >>6099295
    I was wondering, how do you write the sound a chicken makes? In Dutch it's like TOK TOK TOK
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:07 No.6099328
    >>6099312
    Bawk bawk bawk, here.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:07 No.6099329
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    >>6099312
    cluck cluck cluck
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:07 No.6099330
    >>6099312

    In the old days people said they clucked. CLUCK CLUCK CLUCK.

    I'd say BOK BOK BORORRRKK.....
    >> fores/tg/oblin 10/02/09(Fri)06:09 No.6099339
    Bawk bawk bawk.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:09 No.6099343
    Interesting fact: Chooks can only make twelve noises.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:10 No.6099353
    >>6099330
    they make a low clucking sound when the have babies they are herding
    a loud BAWK BAWK BAWK when the shit out an egg
    A hissy screech when a bird flies over
    and roosters have a weird grunt when they find food sort of emm emm emm if I remember right
    >> Lady Derp ♥ 10/02/09(Fri)06:12 No.6099363
    >>6099302
    The locations are now occupied by another food chain that didn't have a foothold in the area. Now there are no locations left here for the last one.

    Oops. Good going.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:13 No.6099367
    If anyone makes a rooster familiar, they have to call it Brok for the lulz.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:13 No.6099368
    >>6099343
    The fuck is a chook?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:13 No.6099370
    >>6099368

    What Aussies call chickens.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:15 No.6099381
    >>6099353

    nom nom nom
    >> PosterParent !!JVEkaVAk0gQ 10/02/09(Fri)06:16 No.6099387
    >>6099367
    I say I say you should name it Foghorn Leghorn!
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:16 No.6099389
    >>6099368

    Considering that this thread is entirely about chickens, what do you think it is?
    >> fores/tg/oblin 10/02/09(Fri)06:18 No.6099402
    >>6099389
    This is 4chan. Racism is a prevalent non-sequitur. I thought it was derogatory towards the Chinese, personally.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:19 No.6099406
    rolled 78 = 78

    >>6099389
    I have been getting about five hours of sleep a night for a week now and it is past my bed time. Despite this, I still feel stupid.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:28 No.6099453
    >>6099406

    Don't worry about it. The word is Australian slang. 'Chook' should rhyme with 'Nook' when pronounced correctly.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:30 No.6099458
    >>6099453
    Suddenly the awful Cartoon Network series' name makes sense.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:33 No.6099473
    >>6099458
    Which?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:36 No.6099489
    Just look at Magic Unglued set and create it accordingly.

    Necromancer, and a former chicken farmer whose chickens got slaughtered by bunch of hungry paladins was rather pissed and thus.. creating the unimagineable horror of

    POULTRYGEIST!
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:40 No.6099505
    >>6099473
    "Chop Socky Chooks." It sucked. A lot.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:40 No.6099513
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    >>6099489

    >Poultrygeist
    >> Lex the Thread Killer !/7RPATe1bo 10/02/09(Fri)06:41 No.6099519
    >>6099505
    I hear that. God, it was bad.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:50 No.6099571
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    Good idea, but don't do it in WoD.

    Seriously.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:53 No.6099594
    >>6099513

    You have no idea how many villages were terrorized after the said necromancer noticed how many eggs they cracked to make an omelet!

    All those unborn chics were raised as poultrygeists and whole town were running around like headless chickens.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)06:56 No.6099616
    >>6099594
    At least the necromancer could then control the poultrygeists and use them as his HENchmen.
    >> fores/tg/oblin 10/02/09(Fri)06:59 No.6099627
    >>6099616
    I want to pat you on the back, but mostly to stick a thumbtack in there.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)07:03 No.6099648
    >>6099627
    You're right, that one wasn't very good.

    ...

    Now I have egg on my face.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)07:04 No.6099661
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    This thread.
    >> fores/tg/oblin 10/02/09(Fri)07:07 No.6099682
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    >>6099648
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)07:11 No.6099699
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    >>6099648
    you could say you have been beaten
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)07:15 No.6099721
    >>6099699

    Lo' said the rooster god and bestowed the tool to hold back the unead clucking menace!

    The holy eggbeater! Only usable by paladins of Tuck, plus points if he is named Ken and if he has fire mages or two in his party!

    That weapon if something, can truly repel the stagnant egg golems, poultrygeists and dropping shamblers!
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)07:23 No.6099758
    all of you in this thread must be yolk-ing
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)09:57 No.6100765
    Your jokes are proof that God hates us.



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