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	Gelatinous cube: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		(the gelatinous cube is one of the most well-known monsters created especially for role-playing games[For more facts and a topic of this subject, click this link].
		(the gelatinous cube is also widely known as one of the sillier role-playing monsters.
		(as the cube is a creature specifically adapted to a dungeon ecosystem.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/g/ge/gelatinous_cube.htm (754 words)

	Gelatinous cube - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is an ooze of mindless, gelatinous matter in the shape of a cube that slides from one place to another, absorbing everything in its path.
		Despite its popularity (or perhaps because of it), the gelatinous cube is also widely known as one of the sillier role-playing monsters.
		Because of the cube's transparency, it may be mistaken for another monster or even not seen at all until it is very close.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gelatinous_cube (371 words)

	Slack 'n' Hash - Gelatinous Cubes - page 1 of 4
		The gelatinous cube is a quintessential part of the dungeoneering experience: as vital as the pit trap; the 10' × 10' square room guarded by an orc; the warren of narrow corridors.
		On average, the density of a gelatinous cube is 14.815 pounds per cubic foot (237.311 kilograms per square metre); just over a quarter of the density of water.
		The gelatinous cube propels itself forward by a kind of controlled toppling: by agitating its lower surface the cube partially liquefies, allowing it to glide along.
	www.slacknhash.com /index.php?id=113 (450 words)

	Gelatinous cube - Uncyclopedia
		Many myths about the gelatinous cube were dispelled, when the National Geographic issue featuring them made it to news stands in 1986, bringing this gentle and elusive creature to the public eye.
		The Gelatinous cube is a large invertebrate native to North America and Mordor.
		This is due to the urban legend that baby cubes flushed down toilets grow up into giant cubes in the sewer systems of large cities and the Dungeons of Despair.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Gelatinous_cube (232 words)

	Ooze :: d20srd.org
		Engulfed creatures are subject to the cube’s paralysis and acid, and are considered to be grappled and trapped within its body.
		A target hit by a cube’s melee or engulf attack must succeed on a DC 20 Fortitude save or be paralyzed for 3d6 rounds.
		Gelatinous cubes are hard to see, even under ideal conditions, and it takes a DC 15 Spot check to notice one.
	www.d20srd.org /srd/monsters/ooze.htm (1344 words)

	hmnnnn....
		Since the gelatinous cubes are dungeon dwelling critters I made a base that would resemble stones when painted up.
		Since I wanted the final cube to be crystal clear I had to take care of making sure that the clay had a perfectly smooth finish to it.
		I pour the clear resin into the cube mold and then I invert the base so the painted end is facing down and place it on top of the cube mold as a lid.
	www.zenzerovich.com /miniatures/gelcube (1016 words)

	Modeling/Sculpting Project: Gelatinous Cube
		I was inspired by a pair of gelatinous cube miniatures that people constructed out of clear resin (see here and here) and decided to do my own.
		One of the othe gelatinous cube designers mentioned that the clay he used could be smoothed out with water once the model was finished and dried to give the final result a nice clear and smooth texture.
		Now I'm working on a new cube prototype that is (1) a slightly smaller so it fits in the corridors a little better and (2) slightly concave on the exposed faces (like this one) to make it look more dynamic.
	www.seankreynolds.com /rpgfiles/miniatures/oozecube (1254 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Because gelatinous cubes are difficult to see, others are -3 on their surprise roll.
		Treasure is sometimes swept up by a gelatinous cube as the creature travels along a cavern floor; any metals, gems, or jewelry are carried in the monster's body until they can be ejected as indigestible.
		The gelatinous cube is sometimes encouraged to stay in a certain area for its scavenging abilities, and is preferred over other jellies and oozes since its square shape does not allow it to slither under doors and into areas in which it is not desired.
	www.planetadnd.com /interactive_books/mm00232.php (1200 words)

	Gelatinous Cube Miniature
		The cube itself is cast in a low-temperature translucent plastic, while it sits on a resin base, complete with a half-dissolved rat trying vainly to escape its fate.
		Suspended inside the cube is another victim being slowly dissolved: the remains of this human warrior are cast in pewter.
		Due to the nature of its construction and the casting process involved, the Gelatinous Cube is only available in its finished painted and assembled state.
	www.dark-platypus.com /cube.htm (165 words)

	NetHack spoilers dragon resistances
		gelatinous cube, winter wolf (cub), freezing sphere, blue jelly, white dragon, brown mold, frost giant, gray ooze, brown or fl pudding, ice troll, yeti, flesh golem, or the Chromatic Dragon; ring of cold resistance.
		gelatinous cube, blue dragon, storm giant, fl or brown pudding, flesh golem, electric eel, or the Chromatic Dragon; ring of shock resistance.
		gelatinous cube, shocking sphere, energy vortex, grid bug, fl or yellow light, Aleax, (baby) blue dragon, storm giant, arch-lich, fl or brown pudding, green slime, flesh or iron golem, or electric eel.
	roguelikes.sauceforge.net /pub/nethack/spoilers/330/drgn-330.html (829 words)

	Philosophy
		Cube Bane-- a substance that could be sprayed on a cube face to generate an avoidance reaction.
		In this state, the cube is still in a stable situation; in order for it to flop forward onto a new face, the CG must be moved to the forward side so that it is actually a bit forward of the intersection between that side face and the ground.
		A cube which pursues us must either possess or be controlled by some organic thing; maybe only as intelligent as an amoeba, but still organic-- and that the cube itself cannot be an ordinary organism that might live (once created, perhaps) in our world is another letter.
	www.idir.net /~ipsifend/mithril/mith.philosophy.1.html (4004 words)

	EN World - Morrus' D&D / d20 News & Reviews Site - Gelatinous Cube
		During a recent combat, a gelatinous cube snuck up on us from behind, and cornered the only player who was in the back, the wizard.
		If you don't like it, you can stop playing, but your DM is the one that has to deal with the consqeuences of their decisions, and gelatinous cubes may be different in their world, that they have created for you to enjoy.
		In your case, I'd at least argue that the Gelatinous Cube, played as your DM interprets the rules, should be a higher CR and therefore worth more XP.
	www.enworld.org /printthread.php?t=34057 (1116 words)

	Threshold Bestiary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Described by survivors as a 10x10x10 Cube of gelatinous, transparent, bluish goo, this creature undulates slowly through the Sewer passages sweeping up any objects (and mortals) it encounters in its path.
		The Cube has been known to roll completely over those foolish enough to stand before it, devouring their possessions, sapping their strength, and causing them to ingest some of the gelatinous goo- which is poisonous to all known races.
		In fact, even those lucky enough to triumph over solitary Cubes (none are known who have faced multiple Cubes) have been frequently forced to rest for extreme lengths of time- so drained of energy that they must sleep for many weeks.
	www.threshold-rpg.com /bestiary/cube.html (307 words)

	NetHack Dragon Resistances spoiler
		Damage from eating acidic corpses (acid blob, gelatinous cube, spotted or ochre jelly, (baby) yellow dragon, green mold, fl naga (hatchling), and all P).
		gelatinous cube, winter wolf (cub), blue jelly, white dragon, brown mold, frost giant, gray ooze, brown or fl pudding, ice troll, yeti, flesh golem, or the Chromatic Dragon; ring of cold resistance.
		gelatinous cube, homunculus, orange dragon, flesh golem, elf, Woodland-elf, Green-elf, Grey-elf, elf-lord, Elvenking, or the Chromatic Dragon; ring of free action.
	www.steelypips.org /nethack/341/drgn-341.html (958 words)

	thathobbyplace - creature database - Viewing Gelatinous Cube
		A target hit by a cube's melee or engulf attack must succeed at a Fortitude save (DC 16) or be paralyzed for 3d6 rounds.
		Transparent (Ex): Gelatinous cubes are hard to see, even under ideal conditions, and it takes a successful Spot check (DC 15) to notice one.
		This creature is released under the d20 license by it's owner, Wizards of the Coast (http://www.wizards.com/) and is subject to the terms contained therein.'d20 System' and the 'd20 System' logo are Trademarks owned by Wizards of the Coast and are used according to the terms of the d20 System License version 1.0.
	creaturedb.thathobbyplace.com /view.html?id=762 (385 words)

	Slime Cube - Uncyclopedia
		Cubic Slime debunks all manifestations of Gelatinous cube.
		There is absolute proof of two cubes: a dice cube and a slime cube.
		Just as the Gelationous Cube is unseeable, unhearable, untastable, unsmellable, and unfeelable: It is also unintelligible.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Slime_Cube (239 words)

	[No title]
		Eating: gelatinous cube, winter wolf (cub), blue jelly, white dragon, brown mold, frost giant, gray ooze, brown or fl pudding, ice troll, yeti, flesh golem, or the Chromatic Dragon; ring of cold resistance.
		Eating: fire ant, gelatinous cube, pyrolisk, hell hound (pup), red dragon, red mold, fire giant, red naga (hatchling), gray ooze, flesh golem, the Wizard of Yendor, salamander, the Chromatic Dragon, Ixoth, or Lord Surtur; ring of fire resistance.
		Eating: gelatinous cube, blue dragon, storm giant, fl or brown pudding, flesh golem, electric eel, or the Chromatic Dragon; ring of shock resistance.
	www.spod-central.org /~psmith/nh/drgn-343.txt (1206 words)

	Game Players Network
		In fact, he is standing behind the transparent gelatinous cube and his tactics take this into account.
		If the players give you a hard time, and if you feel like arguing with them, you should argue that a gelatinous cube would be easy to control simply by laying food scraps for it to follow around.
		Remember that since the goblin is behind the cube he is effectively under 100% concealment and any spells (non-electric based and non-area affect) or missile weapons will hit the ooze and not the goblin.
	www.gameplayersnetwork.com /rpg/features.asp?gm=dnd&id=69 (1179 words)

	Miniature Sculpture for D&D Gelatinous Cube Monster
		The Gelatinous Cube is kind of a weird mini, in that it is actually a composite composed of three separate and distinct sculptures.
		I wanted something organic feeling, not a big ice cube, so I gave it a very rounded shape, with the front corner protruding, so it almost looks like it is reaching out for someone as it gallumphs along.
		He is actually a little bit bigger than a 25mm corpse should be, but given that he only gets seen from inside the cube, I think that is alright.
	www.dark-platypus.com /cubegreen.htm (150 words)

	Illia's Everquest Bestiary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The "a gelatinous cube" in the aquaducts are of that level, but there are things called "Gelatinous Cube" in there also.
		The Gelatinous Cube is a higher level, I conned one even to a level 15 (long time ago) before.
		Their is a Gelatinous Cube named CUBERT that spawns in the aquaducts, approximately level 15.
	eqbeastiary.allakhazam.com /search.shtml?id=2623 (1244 words)

	Speculations on the worlds
		A "Lightmancer" would be able to microwave a gelatinous cube, mow down a horde of gnomes with a display of laser pyrotechnics, and for an encore cook all of their spleens for dinner afterwards.
		Although the cube appears to be something so primordial that one can scarcely call it 'alive', it behaves in a way that suggests a primitive intelligence; perhaps not a philosophical consciousness like ours, but at least enough to follow food around.
		If a gelatinous cube can really be split into several small gelatinous cubes, then we may be able to paralyze a large cube, hack a small slab out of it, dump the slab into a metal box, and get out of there!
	www.idir.net /~ipsifend/mithril/mith.worlds.4.html (5604 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Gelatinous Cube Hall: An area of the dungeon is sealed off and a gelatinous cube roams the halls.
		As the characters enter the room and proceed down the hall - an illusion starts behind them of hundreds of poisonous snakes (or whatever) pouring out of a trap door in the ceiling and coming in their direction.
		The players high tail it away from the snakes, only to splat into the gelatinous cube, who almost surely has surprised them.
	freespace.virgin.net /c.waudby/add/downloads/traps.doc (1093 words)

	CubeWeb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Founded in 1993, the Gelatinous Cube began life as a small social network of friends with common interests, but has grown swiftly ever since, developing into a flourishing international organisation.
		As the six sides of the Cube demonstrate, it covers a wide variety of interests, bridging many often ghettoised genres, but despite its expansion has retained its original objective of being a safe environment in which to meet strange and interesting people.
		In T.S.R. legend, gelatinous cubes are transparent nasties which ooze around the depths of dungeons absorbing treasure, refuse and careless adventurers.
	bob.bob.bofh.org /~cube/cubeintro.html (288 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Engulf: Instead of making a slam attack, a gelatinous cube can move over opponents, engulfing as many as it can cover.
		A character who walks into a gelatinous cube must make a CL 8 Dexterity save or be immediately engulfed by the cube.
		On a failed save, the cube takes a mere 1d4 points of damage, but is also paralyzed for 1d4 rounds.
	www.goodman-games.com /downloads/MystTowerCreatures.doc (1483 words)

	Slack 'n' Hash - Cube Fact Generator
		Assembled here is the single greatest repository of knowledge about Cube.
		It might not be as immersive and caustic as Cube's wisdom, but it's guaranteed 100% true and accurate.
		Cube does not believe any of these facts are true.
	www.slacknhash.com /index.php?id=152 (115 words)

	CoolMiniOrNot - Gelatinous Cube by Temperance
		The arm that sticks out of the cube still has skin because it hasn't be digested yet...
		As a straight cube would be boring, I then wrapped some sandpaper around a soup can and sanded every side (other than the bottom) horizontally and vertically.
		After it was removed, I drilled two holes into the side of the cube, and the sword and arm were stuck into the two holes and filled with more clear resin.
	www.coolminiornot.com /12559 (655 words)

	Descent into Depths!: 07.31.2005
		Cinder howls with pain and surprise at the Jell-O bitchsmack he just took and swings on the cube that took the most hits so far.
		Cube does 4 more to Cinder, Jelly can't quite leak into Dave's armor this round.
		Because it sounded like Cinder was in the front (leading Brogg and Dave by the arms, quote unquote), he'll get some Gelatinous Cube action.
	descentintodepths.blogspot.com /2005_07_31_descentintodepths_archive.html (1608 words)

	www.myspace.com/gelatinouscube
		Neal Walerko, former bassist of The Kinky Wizards started Gelatinous Cube (playing guitar) with drummer Jonathan Kenny (also of TKW).
		Now working on new material for a full length cd (with a slightly different musical direction in mind), Gelatinous Cube are looking for more shows.
		We'll paint the skyscrapers with huge totem faces and goblin tikis, and every evening what's left of mankind will retreat to empty zoos and lock itself in cages as protection against the bears and big cats and wolves that pace and watch us from outside the cage bars at night.
	profile.myspace.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=30036226&Mytoken=CB7D514C-6BE2-4679-94FFF2567E258A8A90130734 (758 words)

	Claimh Solais: The Book of Ratings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Gelatinous Cube: Gygax clearly had some sort of ooze fixation.
		He populated his little world with a goobery panapoly of spores, molds, and fungi, at least one variety of which has psychic powers.
		At any rate, closely edging out green slime for "Best Performance by a Nickelodeon Game Show Prop" is the gelatinous cube, a transparent, hallway-shaped, flesh-dissolving, uh.
	www.skyseastone.net /nuadha/hand/002500.html (142 words)

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