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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CaffeineBoy" data-source="post: 1461487" data-attributes="member: 17690">Hey Roman! Apparently, our brains have much in common....My homebrew is a jungle setting, so I've had occasion to run some of the ideas above and they're all good. From my own campaign, my favorites so far have been:1) Aerugo dragons. Aerugo is that greenish patina that occurs when brass or copper rust. Who expects brass or copper dragons in a jungle? I used a few poor misplaced dragons with some jungle-appropriate skills and feats. And I figured the area would be damp, so the dragons developed this verdigris-like skin condition. PCs *naturally* assume they're green dragons. Hilarious.2) Plant monsters. You'll never have a better opportunity to use Audrey 2 (or any other tenticled, giant Venus Flytrap sort of critter).3) Spider Goblins from S&S's Creature Collection--they became a mainstay in my game. They frequently joined forces with Narleth (again from CC -- I loved that book) or ettercaps and are frequently found in the company of monstrous spiders.4) Monkeys. Even ordinary monkeys can be a pain in the butt for PCs. Awakened monkeys, perhaps in league with an isolationist druid, can be even more hazardous. I also had a race of awakened white-furred monkey-men enslaved to an evil civilization that the PCs stumbled across. Lots of plots spun off of the PCs' attempts to free them.Anybody else?</blockquote>