frankthedm
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The art is from the 3.5 minis handbook.i like the art, but it makes me long for hit location rules.The Nothic really creeps me out. Were these in past editions? If they were, what were they like?
The artist did good work on the of the Eye of frost beholder. It might be a colour coded underground monkey, but the artist did their job.
Underground Monkey said:...the somewhat strange phenomenon that as you travel a diverse world, rather than seeing a diversity of creature types, you see the same creature types, in a diversity of colors: in The Lost Woods, you find the Wolf, the Giant Rat, and the Forest Dragon; in the Slippy Slidey Ice World, you find the Arctic Wolf, the Snow Rat, and the White Dragon; in the Temple Of Doom, you'll face the Dire Wolf, Plague Rat, and Zombie Dragon.
The most common Underground Monkeys are those whose names begin with one of fire, ice or lightning. In games which play Elemental Rock Paper Scissors, the colors may also indicate elemental weakness.
The barghest-skunk made me laugh. At it. Not a fan of the face of the other barghest though that one's hobgoblin form looks suitably impressive.
The Behir illo could have been very good. Shame the artist gave it a chin like a caricature of Jay Leno.
The xorn looks great. Probably the best illo i've seen for the things yet. aberration looking is good in my book.
IIRC the Dagon illo was from a dragon magazine. It is really good annd I am glad to see it reused.
New Glabrezu themed demons? Interesting
Gold dragon's facial tentacles are becoming more pronounced...

I like how the gnoll illo has an over-the-top sword & sorcery feel to it.
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