Mimic Guard (1992 Card Set)

Mimics are sometimes set as guards by evil wizards, Often the wizard need only indicate what the mimic is to guard and the creature will devise its own fiendish method of waiting for victims. In an ornate room, characters might find a gem-encrusted throne—the gems are real, but the chair is a mimic. In a dungeon, characters might encounter a steel trapdoor with a pull-ring in it. The door is actually a mimic covering an unused well, into which it pulls the unsuspecting victims. If guarding a door, a mimic will often take the shape of a tattered tapestry hanging on the wall. Through some of the tears and worn spots, the door can be seen. Those who try the door will be “netted" by the mimic. 
Category:Structures
Category:1992 AD&D Cards