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TheFantasyHistorianYT replied to the thread D&D General Favorite Creepy Monster To Run?.That is super cool! Picture looks like a homebrew version? Did a little digging and found that a Dragon Spider is found in the Wild... -
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TheFantasyHistorianYT reacted to SpellObjectEnthusiast's post in the thread D&D General Favorite Creepy Monster To Run? with
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This thing is horrific. There's a Young and Ancient version of it floating around somewhere but I can't seem to find it -
TheFantasyHistorianYT reacted to Seramus's post in the thread D&D General Favorite Creepy Monster To Run? with Like.
False Hydra, anything Incorporeal so I can creep through walls and floors, or a level appropriate Sibriex!
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TheFantasyHistorianYT reacted to aco175's post in the thread D&D General Favorite Creepy Monster To Run? with Like.
I recently ran some of the new mummy against the PCs and the auto mummy rot on a hit made them scared. Wraiths have the cannot heal...
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TheFantasyHistorianYT posted the thread D&D General Favorite Creepy Monster To Run? in *Dungeons & Dragons.With Halloween right around the corner, I am looking for everyone's favorite scary monster! Whether in looks, mechanical play, or...
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TheFantasyHistorianYT reacted to sevenbastard's post in the thread D&D General Monster Importance in Homebrews? with Like.
I build the setting around "what are cool.adventure sites" and I build adventure sites around "what are cool.momsters" so very...
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TheFantasyHistorianYT reacted to Tonguez's post in the thread D&D General Monster Importance in Homebrews? with Like.
Entirely depends on theme - for instance if I'm doing a Haunted England setting then obviously the monster palette matters and the...
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TheFantasyHistorianYT reacted to EzekielRaiden's post in the thread D&D General Monster Importance in Homebrews? with Like.
As a general rule, I wouldn't call them an "afterthought", as that implies they're unimportant, but I do think that monsters generally...
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TheFantasyHistorianYT reacted to Chaltab's post in the thread D&D General Monster Importance in Homebrews? with Like.
I mean, I just assume that all monsters, even those not yet released, are on the table in some capacity. The monsters are as easy to...
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TheFantasyHistorianYT reacted to cbwjm's post in the thread D&D General Monster Importance in Homebrews? with Like.
I did make a setting which has drqgons, giants, and elementals as a big part of the setting. Everything else was Schroedinger's monster...
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TheFantasyHistorianYT reacted to el-remmen's post in the thread D&D General Monster Importance in Homebrews? with Like.
For me it is an ongoing consideration that I make choices about from the very inception (dragons or giants or flumphs or demons or...
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TheFantasyHistorianYT reacted to GMMichael's post in the thread D&D General Monster Importance in Homebrews? with Like.
How different would Earth look without humans? Your answer is 2.
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TheFantasyHistorianYT reacted to Stormonu's post in the thread D&D General Monster Importance in Homebrews? with Like.
Both. As @Edgar Ironpelt states, there might be some important to the formation of the world (such as in my "Dragons Must Die"...
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TheFantasyHistorianYT reacted to Edgar Ironpelt's post in the thread D&D General Monster Importance in Homebrews? with Like.
My answer of course is "it depends." Sometimes a setting conception will have a signature monster or small set of signature monsters and...
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TheFantasyHistorianYT posted the thread D&D General Monster Importance in Homebrews? in *Dungeons & Dragons.Back with another question. When Homebrewing, at what point in the creative process are the monsters put into consideration? For...
