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I'm pretty sure that's wrong. Jotunbrud allows you to be treated as size large when advantageous (for certain things). It does not give a bonus at all. Initiate of Kord provides a size bonus. Therefore, they should work together under RAW.

I am not a fey expert but this might be helpful.

When it says @StreamOfTheSky has disabled experience points, that just means they can park in the handicapped zone.

Kusari Gama - the best if you can get it as a monk weapon: light, threatens adjacent and at reach

Damned if you do... LOL, sorry about that. Improved Init would be annoying. I think you can leave them as is.

Knockdown. And I think it is good now - I agree with you on the tentacles.

Exactly how I picture it.

It would not be in any way overpowered to simply let the monk choose one weapon (or maybe one melee, one thrown) to treat as a special monk weapon. Even exotic weapons would be fine. Just throw out the list and let them pick.

I like it, except that I am now concerned about the tentacles being too easily sundered. Maybe make the tentacles extra resilient (higher natural AC bonus than the body).

Make sure the party can't just fly 20' overhead and kill it at their leisure. I still think it lacks a magical offense, like maybe a stunning roar or something.

My wife played with us back in the day, but gave it up. She is more of a board-gamer, and likes train games (all those 18XX games). Our friends have known us long enough that they either play or are used to it. My daughter, now 9, is in my D&D group and is really starting to "get it." She...

My 11th level, non-optimized monk*, if buffed with Haste and Enlarge (you basically said they have prep time), and with our bard blasting inspiration, would likely one shot this dude on a pouncing charge. If not, it would be at very low HP. Since it essentially has no magical offense, this...

My mom. And it ain't easy to get.

As I said, we had homebrew for deity level beings. One part of this was that magic resistance for them was never reduced. So, while his minions were screwed, Yeenoghu had full 95% resistance.

In 1E, we played throughout junior high and high school. Our oldest characters got to very high levels, so we kep creating new "generations" of characters. Anyway, one of my friends got tired of his super-high-level wizard (maybe like 25th). He decided to do something akin to "suicide by cop"...

RAW: Powerful Bite (LoM) Great Bite (ECS) Reach Bite (LoM) Spider Bite (PGF) Furious Inhalation (RotD) Snatch (MM) Gnoll Ferocity (RotW) Deformity (Teeth) (HoH) Jaws of Death (RoE) Longtooth (ECS) Longtooth Elite (RoE)

That just shifts the burden during play. Having higher level PCs doesn't work either. I suggest scaling back the amount of bad guys - particularly if you are running slave modules to giant modules, a lot of the bad guys' mojo is due to strength in numbers. Scale em back a bit and it should...

Wow, called him to the mat. Sadly I cannot XP.

Well, you wouldn't breath any radiated particles (or any air either)...

Look at page 40 of Unapproachable East. Otherwise, get a ring of riding or something with a big bonus and forget taking 10.