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"Gurgle, the Murloc" by Anthony F. Green

SF&F Picture 1 out of 6 by Anthony F. Green

Item censored due to its Parental Rating level (#2 of 4), as set by the artist...

SciFi and Fantasy Art Gurgle, the Murloc by Anthony F. Green

This is a concept taken from the game World of Warcraft and the table top RPG of the same name.

At one point looking through a supplement for the game I came across stats to create a Murloc character and that there is a Barbarian class in D&D.

So one thing lead to another and voila! A Murloc (not the most threatening looking creature) and the most physically imposing character type in Dungeons and Dragons. Makes for great comedy.

He has a backstory of some kind. He protects a town called Ratchet (which is found in the game) although no one knows why or can really speak his language. He just shows up randomly and beats people unconscious with his dull, rusted greatsword... which he drags behind him until the RAGE is upon him.

Fear the beer swilling barbarian Murloc.

Date	Name	Comment
30 Aug 2006	Jani "Kuhitsu" Kuha	Loading... Heh... That’s just great idea.. And great work! Got’ta luv it! Anthony F. Green replies: "Thank you, I was channeling Robert E Howard and the immortal Frank Frazetta for the image."
21 Sep 2006	Darkenscout	Loading... LOL. Bit worried about the Nightelfs legs though.... bit too... manly. But great work Darkenscout EU-Doomhammer Anthony F. Green replies: "Yeah, I got too muscular with her legs, I forgot the standard of softening the muscles to make her more feminine"
17 Jan 2007	I love murlocs :P	Loading... Woot! Murlocs pwn!!! You go fishy guy! Anthony F. Green replies: "Considering his sword is about as sharp as a plank of wood, he’s going indeed."