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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Soltares" data-source="post: 151730" data-attributes="member: 4070">As long as you're willing to stat up a completely new creature, tiny versions of common monsters are very popular.Obviously tiny dragons are as common as dirt, and the Imp and Quasit cover the tiny Fiend category.  The Realms has tiny beholders and griffons available as well.Consider tiny golems, tiny were-creatures (a sprite sized were-housecat), tiny efreeti / genies, tiny bulettes, tiny celestial / archons, even a tiny little creature that has stats like an armored spell-resistant badger, but looks identical to a miniature tarrasque could be fun!Or there are ridiculously cute monsters, like sprite-sized vampires or mind flayers or driders or naga or gargoyles...Shadows in the form of smaller animals (with commensurate reduction in power) such as ravens, cats or bats, or magical beasts reduced to a smaller animal category, such as Displacer housecats or a version of Hell Hound that is actually a rat, also work nicely.Lots of 'giant' insects that aren't much bigger than a cat or dog work as well.A living spell effect, like a single semi-intelligent magic missile, or pack of dancing lights, could also be an option.  In GURPS, I had a fairly large list of them, like a living 'lightning' elemental that could curl around a metal weapon making it 'shocking' or throw itself like a tiny (1d) lightning bolt in close range.</blockquote>