What enemies do you use in D&D combat?

[Roman]

This is a follow up thread/poll to my previous thread/poll on the importance of combat in our D&D games.

I would really like to ask on what percent of your enemies are of what monster type, but that is not easily accomplished with the available options for poll creation. Consequently, I will instead ask:

What enemies do you use most often in D&D combat?

 

[Ibram]

Humanoids are the most common opponent I've used, though undead / outsiders are probably a close second.

 

[Kafkonia]

Excluding prewritten adventures, goblins lead the way so far -- they were used for my 1st level group as an appropriate-EL encounter, and for the high-level evil group as an introductory "Destroy and feel mighty" encounter before they started to die. Er, that is, played the actual adventure.

 

[exile]

I'm sure it depends on the campaign and adventure, but in the last game I ran, I used mostly humans, humanoids, animals, and vermin.

Chad

 

[Shroomy]

Looking back on the adventures I have recently worked on, I've used fey, constructs, oozes, abberations, animals, magical beats, outsiders, and vermin.

 

[FATDRAGONGAMES]

Constructs and undead have been seen a lot in my game lately (if any of my players are reading this you will be seeing something NEW this weekend.) Muhahhahahahhaaaa......

 

[Masquerade]

Humanoids with occassional constructs thrown in make up the grand majority of my foe palette. Last session I used a plant foe for the first time, which was interesting~

 

[Roman]

It is a pity the poll options don't include some kind of sliding scale that would enable voters to show how much they use each monster. That would give even more interesting results.

 

[diaglo]

anything and everything. i even make stuff up

 

[el-remmen]

Anything out of the 1E Fiend Folio + bugbears.