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Colossal and rare in the extreme, Rune Giants were bred by the ancient Ruelords to enforce their tyrannical will.
The weakest of the Quori can still cause irreparable damage to the minds of men through their dreams.
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Wal-mart's got something special! You know how the unreal chinasaurs that aren't actual dinosaurs (and became D&D monsters) are usually missing from assortments? Well, THIS one has the armadillo one!
Billions of years ago, the Great Race of Yith were earth's dominant species. They built great cities with their advanced technology, and even learned how to travel through time by projecting their minds across the aeons into the bodies of others. In time, they saw their eventual extinction at the hands of the flying Polyps, and so transported themselves far into the future, to a time when the Polys no longer existed.
Strange ambush predators from the depths of space. Eye Mongers disguise themselves as asteroids and wait for prey. Though they lack eye rays, these beholderkin suppress all magic in their gullets.
Brace yourself... this Mythos monster wasn't invented by H. P. Lovecraft! And it's from the 1960s!!!!
Cthonians are immense, squidlike subterranean worms that live for thousands of years. Although they can travel unseen under the earth, a chanting sound accompanies each one, which is often your only warning before it strikes...
Strange monsters that can easily disguise themselves as stalagmites before grabbing their prey with tentacles!
The ultimate goal of llithid Life, massive Elder Brains control Illithid society, and are fed through the sacrifices of the populace, body and mind.
King of the Demons of the Wind, Lord of Plague and Locusts, Enemy of Lamashtu and Protector of Children.
A Mimic large enough to impersonate an entire treasure hoard. Often used by dragons as an extra line of defense.
Among demons, these servants of Baphomet are like siege engines, capable of laying waste to entire battlefields.
Also known as "The Beast" or "The Sphinx," The Faceless God is one of Nyarlathotep's masks. He takes the form of a sphinx with no face, only the endless void of the cosmos.
While some of Nyatlathotep's masks are designed to put people into false ease, or terrify them into madness, this one was a god worshipped by the ancient egyptians, and instrumental in forming their civilization. Legend has it that it returned in the fourteenth century, calling itself "The Beast," and inspiring its cult once more.
When a roper attacks, it is quite fierce! A roper's natural camouflage is similar to some real-world creatures, such as the stonefish.
Built to clean up battlefields, Cadaver Collectors stroll through areas of carnage, picking up corpses and body parts and hanging them on the many spikes that adorn their bodies. Battlefield cleanup is very important, after all.
Ursiel is a fallen angel, and one of the thirdy Denarians - demons who inhabit silver coins, using them to possess their hosts. He was first seen controlling a young man named Rasmussen, but later moved on to the massive Genowska. In both cases, he has served as an imposing challenge for Harry Dresden.
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Strange lesser Beholders, Spectators have been known to be quite friendly. of course, they can also cause paralysis, inflict wounds, cast fear, severely injure, and turn the spells of their enemies using their five eyes.
As the child of a god, the Empyrean is one of the most powerful D&D monsters. It's also one of the most boring.
King of the Trollhaunt Warrens, Skalmad is a particularly intelligent and powerful troll, having managed to unite his rubbery kin. He also obtained an enchanted eye from the Fomorians (long story), and has replaced one of his own with it, giving him incredible powers. Well, that eye, and another, more ancient evil that seems to have Skalmad's back.
Speaking of Skalmad's eye, check out my other pic of him.
The most powerful of gem dragons, amethyst dragons are aloof negotiators, but certainly not weak. Their breath weapon can even manipulate gravity!
The rare servants of good-aligned Drow gods, followers of EIlistraee often go nude... except when they're fighting, because not wearing armor would be stupid.
Demogorgon's leftmost head is the more intelligent and charismatic of the two, though both are utterly deadly.