Demodragon

There is a tradition in my house that when one of my kids hits the age of 10 we all watch the Dungeons & Dragons Cartoon together. This being my last round of watching with the family as a part of this tradition I thought it would be fun to convert some of the creatures […]

Lucrephage

Shamelessly stealing this idea from Anomalous Subsurface Environment for my Clash of the Titan campaign. This creature was created by Henchmen Abuse so all credit to him. I’ve always liked the idea of treasure golems – or something similar – that protects treasure hoards or steals treasure from PCs. Terrifying for heavily loaded PCs. The […]

Venger

Zandora’s Box

Amulet of Kawamon

Maze of the Blue Medusa – 5e Reference Sheet

Originally created for my own reference for playing a 5e version of Maze of the Blue Medusa. My players quickly figured out a shortcut and made a pact with the Blue Medusa – one of the PCs become her champion. They return once a month to fill her in with stories of the outside world […]

Glass Minotaur

Shamelessly stealing this idea from Anomalous Subsurface Environment for my Clash of the Titan campaign. This creature was created by Henchmen Abuse so all credit to him. I used this as a support monster in a battle with a medusa who had the entire room mirrored so it was impossible to escape her gaze. When […]

Ancient of Mumu

Decided to go even more gonzo in the current visit to the Maze of the Blue Medusa and added this to the art installations set throughout the maze. There are three statues here with a backdrop: The first is a tall creature with a great horn but otherwise shrouded in a robe, it’s humanoid but […]

Greco-Roman Hydra

I am currently running my players through an O5R (D&D 5e hacked to feel and play like OSR) version of Odyssey of the Dragonlords and decided to google up some greek/roman monsters for inspiration and found this (and other) great entries. I like this version of the hydra. Here is a 5e version of the creature. […]

Eye of the Beholder: The Art of Dungeons and Dragons

Watched this documentary over the Easter long weekend. Not bad, could have done without the “gamers” woke talking points. But the insight into the golden and silver age artists is great. One big miss is how the art style overall has changed over the generations. Originally, the art style showed adventurers as victims. They were […]