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<blockquote data-quote="Negflar2099" data-source="post: 4600853" data-attributes="member: 65944">I scared the crap out of my party with a swarm of pixies. If you've seen it they were a lot like the &quot;tooth fairies&quot; in Hellboy 2, all teeth and butterfly wings. It was a hard fight. From now on all I have to do is suggest they hear the flap of wings in the wind and my party freaks out. &nbsp;Of course that was a creature I made myself. If you're looking for actual 4e creatures that are scary well anything can be scary if you play it right. &nbsp;From a narrative standpoint a swarm of zombies and corruption corpses freaked my players out to no end. From the standpoint of really mechanically tough monster that totally kicked our butts well the owlbear was surprisingly hard for my party to take down. I threw in some satyr pals and it was a tough fight that definitely made my players scared they were going to lose their characters.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Negflar2099, post: 4600853, member: 65944"] I scared the crap out of my party with a swarm of pixies. If you've seen it they were a lot like the "tooth fairies" in Hellboy 2, all teeth and butterfly wings. It was a hard fight. From now on all I have to do is suggest they hear the flap of wings in the wind and my party freaks out. Of course that was a creature I made myself. If you're looking for actual 4e creatures that are scary well anything can be scary if you play it right. From a narrative standpoint a swarm of zombies and corruption corpses freaked my players out to no end. From the standpoint of really mechanically tough monster that totally kicked our butts well the owlbear was surprisingly hard for my party to take down. I threw in some satyr pals and it was a tough fight that definitely made my players scared they were going to lose their characters. [/QUOTE]

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