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By Jean-Pierre Targete

And then some: By Michael Whelan

Another one: By Ian McCaig

One of my favorites: By Peter Andrew Jones

Even classicer: By Ken Kelly

Interesting question. Let's start with the classics. By Jeff Dee By Gary Williams

Fair points. I've just always thought their removal was a copyright issue. I also didn't realize that Mr and Mrs Beaver weren't 6' long/tall. Hmm..., curiouser & curiouser.

[This was probably cut from later publications because it's from The Chronicles of Narnia] Well, technically speaking, the giant stag is in MCC1. That is, unless one takes this section to mean that there is a Giant Wild Stag, which would then have AC 5, 6 HD, D 2d3/2d3/4d4, and ML 7-9 (which...

Interesting thought. I guess the word "undead" automatically implies that something must be dead first before it can be undead. Hmm... It's a bit nitpickey, but one might consider what a "living creature" is. For example, is a dryad a "living creature"? If not, then there's always the birch...

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Have to check whether 2E says anything about default death monster poison but I also believe it remains schtum on the subject. Also: The poison table in the 2E DMG is obviously a derivative of the one in the 1E DMG, which explicitly states that it is for purchased poisons. The 2E DMG seems to...

Well..., um..., not quite. :) There actually is a fourth option, although its details are perhaps a bit lost in time. I do believe that the iron golem (or its predecessor) was invented by Robert J. Kuntz back in 1972, as per the Greyhawk blog of the august Grodog. And it may well be that that...