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You bring up a lot of good points and questions. Edit: the eyebeam is supposed to be one attack on one creature. I fixed the description, thanks. RE: CR: In general, the 5E CR system has issues. This monster is from the young red dragon template, which is an official CR 10 monster. I added 1...

Absolutely! Just give it some wisdom, and it would make an excellent guardian. It's a war machine in lore, but you can change its name to the Clockwork Guardian Dragon. Or bump up its stealth and make it the Clockwork Assassin Dragon.

The terrible clockwork war dragon is part flat-black scaly flesh, part clockwork, in the shape of a dragon, designed as a killing machine from days long past. Think D&D 5E PCs are too tough to kill? Think again. Click here for a legendary monster to challenge your expert players.

Did someone say RED HAND OF DOOM? Man, that was a great module by Baker and Jacobs, and the included design comments are gold. It was a large adventure, and it was modular. You can stuff it anywhere. 10/10 will DOOM again.

"Well, that escalated quickly," was our number one playtest comment. Heh. While all of our products are on our website--for those that use DriveThruRPG, here's the adventure module!

Who likes maps? We do! While Griffon Lore Games digital products are always on our website, for those that use DriveThru RPG, here's our latest: Burials of Teganshire Digital Map Pack.

We're still showing the Pathfinder 1E love. While all of our products are on our website--for those that use DriveThruRPG, here's the adventure module!

My problem is the players come up with all sorts of ways to gather intelligence, usually through the use of divination spells. So I've had to get creative--usually, an investigation with mundane or magical means reveals things like "Stand next to the Fountain of the Daybreaker, facing west, as...

Designing a dungeon to put the D back into D&D? A good dungeon design considers not just who built it, but who added to it later. Your players don't need to know the historical lore around your megadungeon, but having it on deck allows for superior design and monster placement. Clickie here...