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Today was the 66th session of my Revenants of Saltmarsh campaign. Here are 10 things that happened during our 3-hour session (in no...

Nobody ever uses them beyond a speed bump, and honestly, I'd rather play a gargoyle over an aarakocra as a pc. so here's a quick...

You ninja'd me by about 30 seconds. I was also thinking this thread was going to be about using a circus troupe as a framing device...

I was a bit disappointed because I thought this thread would be talking about circus troupes as a framing device for an adventuring...

I used them in my main campaign years ago, turning the lads into Pathfinder-style ogres and the Yule Cat was a giant lynx, all...

Jackalope ... wandering the plains of the American West.

Another favourite of mine is that East Asian creature who really needs a definitive D&D adaptation, the nine-tailed fox (gumiho in...

Tatzelwurm is a good one. I also like the Wolpertinger. Mainly because it's so odd.

I know it's basic, but I've always been fond of Heracles' hydra. Also ghosts. Basically anything that requires research and/or...

The yeongno, a Korean dragon-like monster who eats evil rich people. If it manages to eat 100 evil rich people, it gets to transcend its...

What is your favorite mythological creature or monster from folklore? Bonus points for the most obscure, and bonus points for how it is...

You didn’t specify whether for use in D&D, or just general favorite creature. I’ve not yet used this folktale family in D&D, but I...