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Player's Secrets of Binsada (2e) 2e Ghostlion, Spectral Lioness, Ghostly Assassin, Lioness, Spectral Cat, Beast, Spectral Emissary, Lion: ? Undead: ? Ghost: ? Gillwort, Legendary Spectre, Spirit: Old folktales say that the Tower is haunted by many ghosts and undead, including a legendary spectre...

The recharge article is something I would have jumped on.

Harpy . . . or werebat?

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Player's Secrets of Baruk-Azhik (2e) 2e Ghost: ?

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PHBR13 Complete Druid's Handbook (2e) 2e Undead, Living Dead: ? Evil Undead: ? Abomination: ? Murderous Undead: ? Undead Animal: ? Banshee: The life forces of people who die in a haunted grove or within a mile of its boundaries are drawn into one of the grove's trees or standing stones. The...

PHBR9 The Complete Book of Gnomes & Halflings (2e) 2e Undead: ? Ghost: ? Lich: ? Mummy: ?

Freed demon? Wheel of Destiny.

PG1 Player's Guide to the Dragonlance Campaign (2e) 2e Undead, Undead Creature: As lord of false redemption, Chemosh offers "eternal life": the takers spend immortality in an undead and eternally corrupted body. Undead Sea Race: ? Lord Soth, Knight of the Black Rose, Death Knight, Undead...

Even though I have not yet cracked open any of the TSR books from the last three D&D novel bundles I got, I am getting this one too. I have read about a dozen FR novels back in the 80s and 90s but none by Greenwood himself and I am interested to see how Elminster comes across in a full novel as...

OD&D only had Law, Neutral, and Chaos, no explicitly evil or good alignment. Holmes Basic and 1e MM had five point alignment so you could be Chaotic Evil or Lawful Evil. It wasn't until the 1e PH that there was nine point alignment with the three varieties of evil that PCs could play, Chaotic...

On Hallowed Ground (2e) 2e Undead: Surma roams the first layer of Carceri, challenging every basher he meets to a fight, leaving undead in his wake. Evil Destructive Monster: ? Undead Servant: ? Ghoul: ? Lich: ? Vlaakith, Lich, Near-Power, Queen, Mighty Blood: ? Omikrostis, Greater Mummy: ...

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Night of the Shark (2e) 2e Apodalypse, Full-Fledged Apodalypse, Ravening Apodalypse, Undead Apodalypse, Ever-Hungry Flesh-Cannibalizing Apodalypse, Voracious Apodalypse: The apodalypse is the fruit of a misguided experiment gone horribly wrong. The combination of necromantically animated shark...

Ruler is poisoned, bad drugs

Monstrous Arcana: The Illithiad (2e) 2e Alhoon, Illithid Lich, Illithilich: Without fail, mind flayers that prove magically adept seek to learn the arcane formulae necessary to extend their lives beyond their normal span. Illithids successful in this quest become undead creatures known as...

Legends of the Hero Kings (2e) 2e Shadow Creature: The shadow creature appears to be a normal shadow and exhibits many shadow characteristics. However, it has greater strength and intelligence than the average shadow, and a unique possession ability that Cerilia's Heroes have never before...

I've played a Groundhog's Day D&D session as a player that was fun and run a time travel through the Feywild plotline I came up with when running the Reign of Winter pathfinder adventure path that went well tying the PCs into having caused big setting history elements from their personal...

I feel the movie The Firm fits there against its John Grisham novel. When I saw the movie I was part way through the novel, coincidentally the point where the two diverge in the plot. Even though it made the novel more fun seeing it go in unexpected ways, I liked the movie direction more.