D&D General The Imaginary Bestiary Vol VI: A Table of Contents for an Imaginary 80s Monster Book

[Doug McCrae]

The Imaginary Bestiary isn’t a real monster book—it exists only as a table of contents. Its purpose is to entertain and amuse. The Bestiary parodies D&D’s thesaurus use, repetitiveness, and weirdness.

Volumes I–VI have been provided as attached pdfs.

 

[Bitbrain]

Bimetallic Dragons, Duergargoyle, Green Slime-dwelling Fish, Time-Splintered Human, King of Limbs, Mandragorilla…

I love this!

 

[Doug McCrae]

Bimetallic Dragons, Duergargoyle, Green Slime-dwelling Fish, Time-Splintered Human, King of Limbs, Mandragorilla…

I love this!

Thank you. The King of Limbs is the name of a famous tree here in the UK, which I think looks pretty monster-y:

 

[Lakesidefantasy]

We need to make these!

I'll give it a shot tonight.