This is a galvanized prowler. They are vicious beasts made of metal and eldritch flesh with a particular affinity for lightning.

Let me introduce you to the Razorblade Bitzer. These "beasts" can sometimes be seen as allies of hunters in their hunts, but may be enemies.

In D&D 5e this amalgation of flesh and bones is hell-bent on devouring every living thing it encounters, leaving a trail of ossified corpses

This bit of nightmare fuel was asked by a patron, who is doing a Hawaiian themed campaign, and wanted a monster based off of real insects.

A brand new monster from Steinhardt's Guide to the Eldritch Hunt, a Soulsborne-inspired setting coming to Kickstarter July 19th.

Crush your players with this Elden Ring Boss!

Here's another brand new monster, also gravity-based, called The Fallingstar Beast. It's just that - a beast.

As I'm working on my gravity compendium, I went and revisited Elden Ring for some inspiration. This is the result.

This monster is inspired by the Star Fallen Beasts from Elden Ring. I love their ability to make you levitate before slamming you down.

This guy killed me a lot, like a lot, probably died over 100 times before beating him because I was too stubborn to level up.

Here is a siabrae, which is basically the lich version of a druid. It has some unique powers, like its horns on every transformation!

Here is a fun little golem that zaps around the battlefield before punching players.

This monster is hopefully a fun twist on the mummy, that makes use of its wrappings to capture foes, and drain their life.

This monster was the request of one of my Patrons for his Hawaiian-based campaign.

This bad boy is inspired by the French legend of the same name, although it's a bit different to its original lore.

Here is a monster that changes powers depending on whether it is day or night, and that can change the time itself.

These vicious angels see magic as an unlawful tactic in battles. They strive against casters, countering their spells and then ending them.

If you're the type of person to like your angels chained, then this might just be the one for you.

This is a monster that I created, alongside the Efreeti Lich (a genie that grants themselves their own wish, and suffer the consequences.

Drakes in D&D do not have wings, but the powerful entity that is the Blight decided to gift them wings, in exchange for complete control.