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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ripzerai" data-source="post: 3133790" data-attributes="member: 38324">Night hunters (Monsters of Faerun) look vaguely like humanoid bats. And, of course, we can't forget the varrangoin, or abyss bats. And nightwing nightshades, there's another.Just about everything has bat wings. If you start counting just wings, then you have to count creatures like succubi, balors, half-fiends, darkenbeasts, deep glaraunts, and dragons. This thread is more about heads, I think.There are lots of spider creatures, however. Discounting creatures with no humanoid features like phase spiders (although they had humanoid heads in 2e), we still have ettercaps, chitines, choldriths, driders, werespiders, araneas, and probably more.Add hutaakans to the list of canine people, but take out gnolls (since hyenas aren't canines).How about reptile people? There's gotta be a lot of those, even not counting snakes or dragonkin.Lizardheads:1. Lizardfolk2. Asabi3. Gator men4. Khaasta5. Firenewts6. Lizard kings7. Troglodytes8. Dracons9. Cay-men10. Chameleon men11. Sis'thik12. Tortles13. KappaOr frog people!1. Slaadi2. Hydroloths3. Hezrou4. Asperim5. Wastri and his mostly human cultists6. Bullywugs7. Grung8. Grippli9. Sivs10. Blindheims11. Forgotten Realms amphibian progenitors - "batrachi"12. Neraphim13. Frog People (from Dave Arneson's "Temple of the Frog" adventure)Still just one race of hippofolk, though.</blockquote>