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<blockquote data-quote="Cyan Wisp" data-source="post: 6808860" data-attributes="member: 38623">Well, what will predate on them? Normal sized (to us) owls, hawks, eagles, foxes, weasels, snakes, cats, spiders, even hedgehogs. Luckily, D&amp;D has all sorts of giant versions of some of these things and 5e monsters are super easy to reskin if you need something special!So Giant spiders, Giant owls, Giant snakes, Giant eagles (without the intelligence), Giant foxes (as dire wolves), Giant cats (lions, tigers), Giant hedgehogs (maybe giant badgers with some spiky defences), Giant weasels. All doable without changing much, if anything.Others could be done by scaling up one or two sizes, so tiny becomes medium, small becomes large, medium becomes large or huge. So...stirges as blood-sucking pteranodonsgnomes as ogres (but smarter and nicer)kobolds as large-sized lizardfolkorcs as fomorians (no evil eye)vine blights as shambling moundsSounds like fun!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cyan Wisp, post: 6808860, member: 38623"] Well, what will predate on them? Normal sized (to us) owls, hawks, eagles, foxes, weasels, snakes, cats, spiders, even hedgehogs. Luckily, D&D has all sorts of giant versions of some of these things and 5e monsters are super easy to reskin if you need something special! So Giant spiders, Giant owls, Giant snakes, Giant eagles (without the intelligence), Giant foxes (as dire wolves), Giant cats (lions, tigers), Giant hedgehogs (maybe giant badgers with some spiky defences), Giant weasels. All doable without changing much, if anything. Others could be done by scaling up one or two sizes, so tiny becomes medium, small becomes large, medium becomes large or huge. So... stirges as blood-sucking pteranodons gnomes as ogres (but smarter and nicer) kobolds as large-sized lizardfolk orcs as fomorians (no evil eye) vine blights as shambling mounds Sounds like fun! [/QUOTE]

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