FREQUENCY: Common

FREQUENCY: Rare ([Tropical Freshwater Surface])
FREQUENCY: Common ([Tropical Freshwater Depths])
FREQUENCY: Rare ([Tropical Saltwater Surface])
FREQUENCY: Common ([Tropical Saltwater Depths])

NO. APPEARING: 1-4
ARMOR CLASS: 7
MOVE: 21"
HIT DICE: 10
% IN LAIR: Nil
TREASURE TYPE Nil
NO. OF ATTACKS: 1 ~ 10
DAMAGE/ATTACK: 5-20
SPECIAL ATTACKS: Swallowing whole
SPECIAL DEFENSES: Nil
INTELLIGENCE: Non-
ALIGNMENT: Neutral
SIZE: L (25' + long)
LEVEL/X.P. VALUE: VII | 1500 + 14

SAVES: (8)11.12.13.13.14

Dinichtys ore not actually dinosaurs but huge prehistoric fish ("terrible fish").
Its huge mouth can swallow man-sized prey (on a score of 20).

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clore wrote:
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Your experience is certainly with bad editors.
I have had both sorts.

But never one good enough to catch egregious misspellings of common words like "dero", "dinichthys", "doppelganger", "erinnyes", "lemur", "tarasque", and "Tartarus"? 
 

Frankly, sir...

You are a bore.

Did it ever occur to you that some words are not as others have spelled them so as to make the attached monster information unique?

That aside, I was speaking primarily of fiction editors.
Have you ever written any fiction that was published?

Gary