Groove Champion and Theoretically's
"Chamber of Mysteries"
was the best tribute to Erol Otus
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Steve: Totally would believe this cover if I saw it on an old module.
Zack: Anything that has polyps, nodules, sacs or growths has probably appeared on at least one Erol Otus D&D cover.
Steve: Crazy redhead with a whip is turning me on a little bit.
Zack: Same, except for me it's the cleric trying to turn undead on ant eater cthulhu.
Steve: You need serious help.
Zack: What if I told you I was a doctor?
Steve: I wouldn't believe you.Zack: What if I showed you a jpeg of a stethoscope?
Steve: Hm, that's a start. Does it say CORBIS on the image?Zack: Only because I am Dr. Corbis.
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