He sort of has a grin.

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Greater Death demons are terrors!

Strange little spidery guys, these are.

Stone Giants are master artists, able to craft the stone itself into incredible designs.

HQ during PAX15

Just a reminder before we look at...

The swarm will destroy all!

Bred by wererats, Kirrixes can devour disease and sterilize an area!

DM Meeting prior to PAX starting

He owns the jungle.

A fishy little dude!

Photo by Suzi Pratt

Born in rage and feeding on bloodlust, the Boneblade Serpent only knows how to kill.

D&D Accessories with a twist. (Box should read "DDM War of the Dragon Queen Huge Pack"--slightly altered in transit.)

The leader of the Selesnya Guild is a fusion of three Dryads, a triune mind merged with Nature itself.

A viciously small mutated creature!

I seem to have an affinity for painting dwarves.

Wizards of the coast is boxing the new set in a copy of the old red box.

A pale reflection of the original, yet terrifyingly powerful!

Keep Rolling My Friends

Reta likes to torment small, harmless animals and usually has a pocket full of such creatures in case she gets bored. She finds it hard not to shout when she speaks, and loves taking risks in combat to scare her enemies. Sometimes she throws animals at her sister Stumpbiter while she's sleeping to scare her, too.

It's got a sword for a beak!

The undead fetus of a godling, an Atropal is a horrific piece of necromantic terror.

These weird caterpillar-esque creatures are very useful in dungeon cleanup!

He's got good reach.

Poog is a frightening little cleric of the goblin deity Zarongel, the sacred god of dog-killing, fire, and most holy mounted combat. That Poog isn't very good at mounted combat is his not-so-secret shame, so he funnels most of his energy into attempts to overachieve at his god's other sacred teachings—killing dogs (although he hasn't yet killed one, he hopes to do so some day) and lighting fires (something that Poog is already pretty good at).

As you can see, they are giant!

Even venomous dragons of the forest have to start small.

He speaks for the rocks.

So, D&D took Gorgons and called them Medusae (Medusas? Medusases?), and then took the Catoblepas and called it a Gorgon, and then also made a Catoblepas, too.

Gorgon Bulls appear to be made of metal, and breathe a poisonous gas that can petrify people. And, uh... well, there you go. Dungeons & Dragons and mythology.

He's using ice-made weaponry!

Azer are essentially fiery dwarves. This second version was much better, though it still lacks translucent plastic.

I can't remember that warriors were so sexy when I played Magic The Gathering card game...

This is my souvenir for the last edition of El Salón del Manga (manga comic convention)

Well, I bought a Totoro t-shirt too but I prefer to take a pic to show it because I really love it :3

We don't talk about the flat grick.

Just a normal wolf.

The end has come.

It hisses!

Death Demons flourish where life ends.

If this rare beast lifts its head, it causes death.

An ancient and powerful lich with a remarkable sense of humor.

Horned Hold Northern Fortress inside Thunderspire Labyrinth as interpreted by BensRPGPile.

These rulers of the desert breath lightning!

They are not in scale with each other.

Albert Einstein's lesser-known brother, Jimmy, had his share of mental problems.

ANYWAY.

Derro are probably related to dwarves. Maybe. Or gnomes. Or they are just their own little kind of crazy. These tiny little subterranean folks have one defining racial trait: They are crazy. All of them. Every last one of 'em. As loony as a three-headed teamster.

But I wouldn't have it any other way.

Once Vecna's most trusted lieutenant, they are now at odds because of Kas the Betrayer's inevitable betrayal.

Fungus that makes ear-splitting noise when disturbed. Great for dungeon security.

He's a cyberpunk kind of parasite.

For little bits of grabbing and pushing.