D&D General Friday Fun: Merge Two Monsters

Reynard

Legend
Sure, we have owlbears, but don't we need hordes of magical experiments gone terribly awry?

Take, if you will, the Otyogre. This grotesque giant uses its three arms to shovel refuse and offal into its massive mouth -- which is situated in the center of its torso! The product of vile fleshwarpers with a decidedly scatological sense of humor, the otyogre is best avoided if encountered!
 

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ASchmidt

Explorer
The Pyre Dragon... the result of a red dragon seeking immortality by consuming the essence of a phoenix, this dragon with fiery feathers of red and gold has subjugated any of the phoenix's benevolent nature it might have inherited. When it dies, its body is consumed in a great pyre that incinerates a swath hundreds of yards around it and when the flames finally die down, it is reborn and ready to take revenge upon the being foolish enough to have slain it.
 

Trorpy.
This hideous spindly, rubbery winged giant stinks to high heaven. She has a mouth filled with dirty teeth with massive canines sitting at an odd angle. If this wasn't bad enough it starts to sing, and you feel compelled to approach and be kissed by it
 

Gargithid
This creatures appears to be made of a milky-white stone like chalk or limestone. It crouches on its clawed haunches, has small wings and sharp claws and small horns. Its head appears as even more pale, akin to smooth marble. Numerous tentacles twist flail around its toothless maw, seemingly to taste the air, seeking its next victim. Dark opal eyes glisten as it begins to take flight
 




Reynard

Legend
Bee-Holder

It's like a regular beholder, but full of bees. So even if you defeat it...BEES!
beeholder.jpg
 


Doug McCrae

Legend
Gryphofang. An unnatural hybrid created by an insane wizard that has the head and front paws of a sea lion (the 1e AD&D MM version) and the hindquarters of a gryphon.

Hippotaur. Another blasphemous monstrosity created by the same wizard that has the front half of a hippocampus and the hindquarters of a centaur.
 
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