It is not the way the coco looks but what he does that scares most. It is a child eater and a kidnapper; it may immediately devour the child, leaving no trace, or it may spirit the child away to a place of no return, but it only does this to disobedient children. The coco is on […]
I’m a little late posting this following Keith Ammann’s latest Sibriex tactics post, but it’s been a nutty week (I leave for Mexico on Friday). Anyways, let’s take a look at the Sibriex and see what sort of minions and lair this guy needs. What is the sibriex? If you’re not familiar with the sibriex, […]
Mezzikim are the tortured souls of devils in Hell, sent to the Prime Material Plane to cause pain and suffering among mortals. They are invisible to the naked eye, and insubstantial as well. Like ethereal creatures, they can travel through solid objects without hindrance. In their insubstantial state, they cannot interact with the Prime Material […]
Other yugoloths may serve their employers and superiors as mercenaries, bodyguards, and torturers, but the battleloths literally serve as tools for their masters to exploit. Each of these creatures can take the form of a particular weapon, such as a sword, axe, or crossbow. In this form, the battleloth can be wielded in combat by its master. In general, a battleloth is […]
A cambion is the offspring of a fiend, usually a succubus or incubus, and a humanoid. They often look like classic devil/demon archetypes: horns, leathery wings, tails, and red or dark skin.
The demon lord Graz’zt is responsible for a whole bunch of Cambions, too, as he’s the “getting jiggy with it” demon. Those particular cambions tend to have black skin, cloven hooves, six-fingers on each hand and are super attractive.
An oldie but a goodie: the bladeling returns to Dungeons & Dragons with new fifth edition stats. Plus, a playable race to add some flavor to your games!
Need a big, bad evil guy for your fifth edition Dungeons & Dragons adventures? Look no further than the Duke of Nightmares! Check out his stats!
What if Joker was a massive demon that breathed laughing gas? Check out his fifth edition Dungeons & Dragons stats now!
Behirs have been around since first edition, initially appearing in the Lost Caverns of Tsojcanath module. What variants do these weird snake-ipedes have in store for our players? Let’s take a look! Here’s what to expect from this article: What is a behir? How do behirs fight? Are behirs really dragon slayers? What behir (and […]
