D&D General The Great Dalmuti (D&D) Quiz: Which D&D creature does each card represent?

[BookTenTiger]

Right peeps, our work here is done:

1 Great Dalmuti - just a crown
2 MInd Minister - Mind Flayer
3 Solicitor - Rakshasa
4 Baroness - Medusa
5 Occultist - Night Hag
6 Templar - Hobgoblin
7 Spinner - Drider
8 Artisan - Stone Giant
9 Apothecary - Harpy
10 Breeder - Goblin (with abyssal chicken!)
11 Exterminator - Umber Hulk
12 Rat Catcher - Kobold
13 Fool - Gnoll

and faster than I can do a Wordle...

You never know, #1 might be a mimic!

 

[billd91]

I didn't know they did a D&D version of the Great Dalmuti...

 

[ko6ux]

You never know, #1 might be a mimic!

They should have made this a lich. Acererak or Azalin Rex maybe.

 

[rules.mechanic]

You never know, #1 might be a mimic!

Love it, that's a keeper

 

[rules.mechanic]

I didn't know they did a D&D version of the Great Dalmuti...

It's all about the great art really, and some name changes

 

[TheSword]

The bony fingers on card one and the crown with gems definitely suggests a lich for me. Skeletal. Phylactery. Demi liches have gems for eyes and teeth.

 

[Stormonu]

I think #2 might be consided an Ultralith, if you wanted to get specific (based on the extra-long tentacles)
I’m pretty sure #5 is an Annis, more so than a night hag

 

[TheSword]

I think #2 might be consided an Ultralith, if you wanted to get specific (based on the extra-long tentacles)
I’m pretty sure #5 is an Annis, more so than a night hag

The proportions are off on the pictures. I’m not sure you can judge by that. An ulitharid normally has more than 4 tentacles as well I think.

As for the occultist, an Annis is far more mishappen in 5e. With the curling horns it’s the spit of the night hag picture though.

 

[rules.mechanic]

Yes, possibly would have had more obvious body modifications if it was an Annis. So Night Hag it is for now. Standard illithid or fancy ulitharid, I think Mind Flayer's got us covered for Mind Minister. Thanks hivemind!

 

[Voadam]

That is some great art.

I love that the rakshasa hands thing is fairly subtle in the picture.