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I think there's also a template for them in Book of Erotic Fantasy, of all places.

Ok, this is a good one. I had a call of cthulhu boxed set, and bought the D20 book. I have a plush Cthulhu. My players know I'm trying to kill them. When they see me reach for the D20 Cthulhu book, they know they're in big trouble. I once had them find a cave, and as they entered, tentacles...

these were all useful, thank you. As for the Midgard Serpent, there is a Dendar Night Dragon or something like that in one of the Forgotten Realms books, maybe champions of ruin? It's very powerful and makes a great stand in.

I like vampires. this is useful.

A Dragon Magazine bestiary article called them BATTERING RAMS. I like them, I have them in my mountains, esp the Thunderpeaks and Iron Mountain. They make seemingly innocuous local eyes for the dragon to spy thru.

these are all useful. ty.

Wasn't one of those in The Herculoids back in the '70's? Shot laser grenades out of its horn?

Dark*Sun & the Expanded Psionics Handbook can add psionics to anything, separate entries don't necessarily help. On the other hand, I have a player who won't play anything except psions, so any monster he can go brain to brain with is a good night.

You did not provide a sand golem or hangman's noose. out of 3 promises, you only delivered one. your failure rate is 66%.

Ah, the Orange Dragon. One appeared in (Spoiler Alert) Under the Storm Giant's Castle, a great 1st edition 3rd party module. I made mine a Mandarin Orange dragon and said he's from Kara-Tur, which fits since the other featured dragon was simply called "Chinese Dragon". Logically it follows that...

That's "BEERspider". You get a 6 pack in those guys, and suddenly, everything would look just darling covered in silk and drained of blood.

This is a good list.

Interesting.

The Kree are a race of aliens in the Marvel Comics Universe. They fight the Skrulls, and often the Fantastic 4 & Avengers, because that's the way they roll. I'm a big fan of bats, so I like this. There is another bat people, the Desmodu that turned up in Savage Monsters and some other book.

There was a hedgehog people in an old Dragon Magazine, one of their creature catalogues. I liked the idea, but I've never done anything with them.

I have uses for World Weary outside of just as a Trohl trait. That makes a great curse.

oh these are very good.

Why such a low charisma? Did you seriously just ask that? Did you miss the part about it sending out black death rays and leaving behind explosions and radiation? Did you expect a sparkling personality to go with those traits? This is a good monster for Gamma World too.

I also like kitties. But the thread title is wrong- the lynx isn't a new animal, its from the 1st edition monster manual, and speaks its own language, leading to the accompanying cartoon: "What do you mean, we've got to talk to this lynx? The last monster we talked to ate 1/2 the party!!"

While I agree with DnDChick, I like having the stats, for all the reasons already mentioned. But your calculations are off, the AC is 6 the way you list it here, if everything starts with a base AC of 10.