D&D General Looking for the name of a mystery monster

[Son of the Serpent]

You know what we need? A filtered searchable data base of all monsters in d&d

 

[Seramus]

Sounds familiar. Think it was a Dragon Magazine monster.

 

[Son of the Serpent]

It may have been mentioned but i think it goes way back. Im sure its been mentioned in cannon books too.

 

[CapnZapp]

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[Imaculata]

You know what we need? A filtered searchable data base of all monsters in d&d

It already exists for third edition: D20 Monster Filter
However, such data bases are mostly useful when you at least have an idea what the subtype of the monster is, or the challenge rating. This database covers not every monster ever released for third edition, but it does cover most of the common books, including Lords of Madness and Fiend Folio.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Flumph

 

[Son of the Serpent]

Used to have stuff like the subtype and other things about it memorized. Got out of d&d for two years. This particular critter's stat block is one of the memories that suffered. I think its either an aberration or an abomination (though i dont think abomination is generally used as a subtype if i remember correctly).

 

[Son of the Serpent]

Flumph

Lol. No. Funny but no. Flumphs are great. Intelligent flying kind hearted but disgusting jellyfiah like creatures that make a quiet fartinf noise wherever rhy float.

 

[Mon]

Sounds to me like the Draeden, which was in the D&D Immortals boxed set back in the day.

Link:

Draeden - Wikipedia

 

[Son of the Serpent]

Definitely not on the d20 filter site. Not surprised. Its definitely spoken about less often than the tarrasque.

I just put minimum cr 15 in (im sure its signifficantly higher than that) and read them all. No match.