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Aquatic members of the Yugoloth race, these daemons spread venom to whatever they touch!

 

He rules his people with a flaming fist!

 

Yes indeed, they are even bigger.

Through the science of alchemy and the magic of necromancy, this artificial being can guard many an evil lab... even if it has the googliest eyes ever on its exposed little brain.

 

Ha ha, look at those eyes! Don't look at the syringes!

Even though his cult worships him, he has yet to achieve a true divine rank.

He has a face! You can see it, right?

 

Yes, she enforces Thrune.

Pink hair, a miniskirt, and an eyepatch? yeah, this is a player character.

Wandering the plains of Acheron are these beasts, neither animal nor machine.

 

An undead abomination born of foul disease, Festrogs spread the plague to everything around them.

YES THIS IS EXACTLY HOW WE LIVE.

And now the monsters just imitate the floor. Take that, everybody.

Powerful arbiters of the Yugoloths, Yagnoloths are known for their mismatched arms.

The mysterious and deadly generals of the Yugoloths, Ultroloths should not be underestimated.

Despite their fearsome appearance, these horses make great pets.

One of the least-useful but most-fun pieces in the game, the Infernal Bomber moves in a TOTALLY RANDOM DIRECTION every turn, only to help assist your local die rolls.

 

A game variant exists, "Drunken Dreamblade," in which each side fields a team of nothing but Infernal Bombers, and tries to play. Movement is only allowed if it's random.

Of the various demon lords, Graz'zt is the most understated in appearance. Do not underestimate him, though.

Forest camo is much easier for people who are already the same color as the woods.

 

Hey, maybe it IS easy being green!

Magic Versus Technology? No, Magic AND Technology! Since Warforged are officially alive despite being constructed beings, they, too, can wield magic. In fact, you even see robotic clerics in Eberron. But you know, the wizard is just a classic way to get the point across to people.

The tiniest of fire spirits, Magmins nevertheless cause great chaos with their conflagrations.

The Blood War is an endless waste of resources for Demon and Devil alike. This War Devil mans the front lines with his spear and shield.

When it comes to undead, creativity is key - case in point, Skull Lords are powerful triple-faced spellcasters that essentially have three lives. If you do enough damage to destroy one, it merely sacrifices a skull to continue fighting. Of course, it also loses the powers associated with that skull, but its resurrection is likely to take an opponent off guard.

Liliana calls two monsters!I keep using Glimmer as a victim.

 

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Some of the odder earth-elemental creatures, Xorns are strange tripod beings that tunnel through and deviour stone as easily as we swim in and drink water. They especially like precious metals and gemstones, and are not above using SPOILED PUPPY tactics to rob you.

 

Yes, a Xorn will look cute until you get near, and then eat your wedding ring. The scoundrel!

I swear, every time I turn around, D&D ogres look totally different. Remind me to get a picture of that gray monkeylike one sometime.

 

Gruumsh-worshipping Ogres seem slightly more humanoid than others, though!

As you can see, Storm Giants have grown in size over the editions, though they are mostly consistent.

 

The Black Dog, a death-omen in irish Myth, was co-opted in D&D as a demonic goblin-dog shapeshifting beast. Close enough, though the face seems a lot more like a baboon to me.

 

And yes, the Barghest and The Grim of Harry Potter fame are the exact same thing.

This plant is hungry!

Préparez-vous ... ce monstre Mythos n'a pas été inventé par H. P. Lovecraft! Mais dans les années 1960 !!!!

 

Les Cthoniens sont d'immenses vers souterrains qui ressemblent à des calmars et qui vivent des milliers d'années. Bien qu'ils puissent voyager sans être vus sous la terre, un son chantant accompagne chacun d'eux, ce qui est souvent votre seul avertissement avant qu'il ne frappe ...

Servants of the Worm that Walks no longer have discernible human form - what they are is a colony of flesh-eating worms in the form of a man, cloaked and masked to hide their true horror until it is too late!

Vicious subterranean creatures, Hook Horrors are far more intelligent than they seem.

The swamps are not safe!

RUN, STEPHEN COLBERT! RUUUUUUUUUUUUUN!!!!!!!!

 

A Dire Bear is what you get when you really want to kill someone. They're good at killing, Dire Bears are. Good at a lot of things. But are they good at COMPUTERS? No! The bear revolution may never start now.

Many times the size of a human being.

Some necromancers take the twisted remains of stillborn infants and preserve them, reanimating them as foul, poisonous creatures.

 

Yes, this means that Pathfinder has dead baby jokes.

FOR THE HORDE!!!!

 

Tolkien imagined Orcs as always-evil, cruel creatures. D&D made them a tribal warrior army. Warcraft really ran with that latter idea... but D&D orcs aren't green!

Huge, and surrounded by swirling souls, the Death Titans dominate the Shadow Realm!

 

Nobody has seen a living Equiceph.

No, THIS GUY is buff!

 

Pas les plus brillants dans le peloton, les Géants des collines sont néanmoins les plus «normaux» de tous les géants D & D. Ils ne sont pas élémentaires, pas vampires, pas astraux, et ils ne peuvent pas tirer de grenades hors de leurs corps. Bien sûr, récemment, il y a eu une tentative pour les rendre géants de la Terre, et donc liés aux Titans de la Terre, mais allez, regardez bien, c'est juste une bande d'hommes des cavernes souffrant de problèmes d'hygiène!

As capricious pranksters, Copper Dragons can be dangerous, but they mean well.

Orcs never fight alone. If it's worth doing, it's worth bringing the whole horde along.

I actually couldn't atmosphere this photo up - I had to show off every angle because this thing is so disturbing. And awesome!

 

So, what's got two heads, a crab's carapace, and can shoot anybody anywhere? The Unspeakable Brothers, that's who! Their ability does not activate often, but when it does you get to make two powerful ranged attacks at once! TWO! I love these dudes. They are soooo unspeakable.

Why is this picture so dark? Because these guys live in the realm of darkness, that's why!

 

Death Titans are the monstrous rulers of the Death Giants, and lord over much of the dark Shadowfell plane. Not only are they vicious, but they gain power by absorbing souls, which swirl around them like an aura. For perspective sake, the small guys in t his photo are about fifteen feet tall.

Air elementals vary greatly in size and power. This one is a hurricane.

Rakshasa are not native to the Nine Hells, but sometimes they serve beings like Zariel.

Powerful, colorful, and charged with lightning.

Mysterious denizens of the ruins!

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