CRAAAAAAAB CITY!
CRAAAAAAAB CITY!

WALK LIKE CRAB!

LOOK LIKE CITY!

CRAAAAAAB CITY!

o3o ... sorry South Park reference /o3o/

Dang it! You beat me to it! XD

8O Sorry!

Aye! Glory to Zale! Thanks again for taking this on, does this mean I can say Feretta gave me crabs? >:V

I'll allow it.

No need to be crabby about this.

It's okay. We all get a little steamed sometimes.

Crab city is all, "I pinch!"

Him peeeeench.

"So SHINY~!"

Hahaha! This reminds me of a thing in the “Stormlight Archive” by Brandon Sanderson

That's a big crab.

Don't worry, you can hit its weak point for Massive Damage.

Here comes the dead meme! Attack the weak point for massive damage!

Oh no, the last thing any of us need is another...CRAB BATTLE!

**Giggles!**

Since I'm frightened of crabs, this would be the worst city to be trapped inside.

What could possibly be scary about a gigantic, chittering ocean spider with crocodile jaws for hands? :D

That looks so mind blowing! And I love it! ;D

hopefully it doesn't care for raves

"Giant Enemy Crab"

the only thing that crab has to worry about is the water being heated to a extreme boil

Let's hope Branhield isn't anywhere nearby then.

Chef Ramsay comes to mind, "THIS CRAB IS RAAAAAWW!".

At the same time I am reminded of Mortal Engines and the crab scene from Land of the Lost.

Reminds me of something out of a Greyhawk novel. While fighting a huge crab:
"That's the second largest crustacean I've ever seen."
"What was the largest?"
"Do you know the <name> island in the north?"
"Yes."
"Little known secret. It's not an island."

I've never gotten around to reading any of the Greyhawk stuff, but you've definitely nailed how I imagine conversations about the crab cities come up! :V
There are many crab cities in this ocean of different sizes and shapes, they do battle for territory though I wouldn't want to be living on one when it happens. I'd also be wary of their mating seasons too.

I already have it in my head of city rivalries being based on what animal they're built on, like some kind of crab city vs turtle city argument point or something.

To tell the truth, I only read the 3 novels from Paul Kidd (patpahootie)
White Plume Mountain
Descent into the depths of the earth
Queen of the Demonweb Pits
When I discovered D&D, it was rather difficult to get into the different worlds because the sourcebooks at the time were not written in a way to get easily into them. Though I always felt that Greyhawk was the hardest to get into. Though that may have been of the distance and not being easy to get either the novels or the sourcebooks.

Though years later I got a good laugh out of 'Queen of the Demonweb Pits'. I borrowed those books to friends and all found them good, especially the humour.
Then one evening the phone rang and one of those friends called. He was just reading the newest 'War of the Spider Queen' books, were the characters found Lolths destroyed walking spider palace and the description matched that from 'Queen of the Demonweb Pits'. As Lolth was still around despite having died in 'Queen...' we always thought it non-canon, especially as it was on Greyhawk and suddenly they made it canon in 'War of the Spider Queen'.
And the best was that this group of epic characters wondered what kind of epic battle happened here and it was a only a group of mid-level adventurers with some inside help and information.
Good times.

Crity

I feel like this would 100% be something you would see in Elden Ring

Time for Crab,
city?

Dog.

This is where Ald'ruhn came from?

Crab City, where everything goes sideways.

Le crab rave time~

oh no, now even the cities are evolving into crab

This reminds me of the story of the giant crab with a lighthouse on it's back that lures in ships and then drags them to the bottom of the sea to add to it's collection. Only this one lures in tourists instead.

I have but one single question, how does everyone in that city able to live a normal life ON A MOVING CRAB!? XD

Perhaps it's all they've ever known?

About the same as people who live on a disc mounted on four giant elephants standing on a moving turtle.

I'm currently running a D&D campaign where one of one of the main nations is suspiciously centered around crustaceans. This makes me unreasonably happy

Domo Arigato Craboto!

It's like the lion turtles from Avatar

GIANT FREND KREB.

CRAB!

Now THAT'S how ya travel!

hehe this reminds me of this vid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo6HXsHgizc

Well, that's the first time I've thought of Citizen Kabuto in a real long time!

MOST. RESISTS. THE. FROMSOFTWARE. URGES!

A very neat design!

I don't know what inspired this, but I love it.

god i wouldn't want to live there..
"entire city random learns 30 degrees up, " everting on the shelf and the shelf slide to the other side of the room. "all the dishes fly out of the cabinets and smash.. thats like.
9.7 earthquake whenever the crab wants to move

That's actually kinda rad as far as city settings go. City built on the back of a living creature is always a fun trope, but putting it on a crab instead of a turtle or giant dinosaur is an interesting twist.

Him, “well look’et there…a city built on a crab,”
Me* Runs away with V8 engine sounds* x.x
Also him, “Hmm…I got a feeling he’s not coming back anytime soon,”

Goddang it, even the architechture is experiencing carcinization!

I imagine butter sauce is banned there.

(Used with lobster and crab.)

Where no resident can have a shellfish allergy. O_O

reminds me of Ald'ruhn

Blue crab!

Don't play crab rave
They just recovered from the last incident

Reject Realism. Embrace the Fantastic.

Reject reality, return to crabbe

Now that must be an interesting way to live!

Just wait until that crab has to molt its shell.

Whoop, whoop, whoop...!