5 HD Monsters

in Basic Fantasy Field Guide Omnibus

• Baldander - Marine shapeshifter that assumes the form and abilities of creatures it kills
• Balroach - A variety of giant cockroach larger than a horse
• Barkgheist - Spirit of a person killed by a dog, appearing as a large black dog with fiery red eyes
• Bear, Quill - A large bear with long, razor-sharp spikes covering its back and sides
• Beetle, Giant Boring - Giant beetles that eat rotting wood and operate like a hive collective
• Boar, Polar - Large boar covered in thick white fur and blubber, adapted to extreme cold
• Bog Crone - A loathsome and repugnant fey who dwells in marshlands, swamps, and other watery environs
• Bone Chimera - An abominable undead monster composed of the skeletons of several different species
• Cactus Man - Resembles a Saguaro cactus with arms and legs
• Celestial, Messenger - The least powerful of the true celestials, delivering messages from the gods to mortals
• Crystalline Egret - A 5-foot tall white egret made entirely of ice
• Deadringer - A rare skeletal undead that rings bells to empower other undead and curse the living
• Deep One, Lagoon Creature - Large humanoid hybrid deep one with scaly carapace-like body, preferring stagnant swampy regions
• Gaze Guard - Constructed, non-sentient security systems created by powerful Magic-users
• Giant Flying Brain - A disembodied human brain of immense proportions, approximately six feet in diameter
• Grimhost - The ghostly protector of a temple or cemetery, risen from the first individual buried there
• Infected, Giant Ant - Giant ants infected by a blooming infectious mind
• Infernal, Malacoda - Highly intelligent, eerily silent demons with barbed bodies
• Infernal, Malebranche - A devil far larger than any man with crimson or dark gray skin and large horns
• Inversegen - A 5-foot tall manta ray-humanoid hybrid with a large fin-encased head
• Manticore, Fell - An extremely aggressive but smaller and faster breed of the common manticore with jet black fur and skin
• Ogre Mage - Highly intelligent humanoid standing 9-10 feet tall with horns and tusks
• Orycleo - Large cat-like beasts with lion bodies, rabbit ears, and fluffy tails
• Orycleo, Snow - Lion-like creature with large rabbit ears and fluffy tail tufts, native to cold climates
• Phouka - Cunning and mischievous fey famous for shapechanging abilities and playful yet unpredictable nature
• Praying Mantis, Giant - A well-camouflaged creature that waits motionless for hours
• Raccoon, Giant - Nocturnal omnivores resembling normal raccoons but 7 feet long
• Sasquatch - A seldom-seen large humanoid, over 7 feet tall with long arms and covered in shaggy hair
• Satyr - A creature with the upper half of a man and the lower half of a goat, with red or chestnut brown hair, and jet black hooves and horns
• Scrab - A huge crab with a 6-foot diameter body protected by natural anti-magic
• Skunk, Giant - Giant skunks that raid human communities and defend themselves with foul-smelling musk spray
• Slithering Tracker - A transparent slime monster, similar in nature to the gelatinous cube but smaller and more amorphous
• Snake, King Cobra - Deadly and aggressive snakes with spreading hoods that make a growling noise
• Spider, Steel - A construct made of steel with jeweled eyes used by Magic-users to guard possessions
• Swamp Monster - Semi-intelligent humanoid creature covered in moss and vines, with natural camouflage
• Thunderbird - Rare, intelligent giant eagle with electric-blue coloration and crackling static electricity
• Triton - Similar to mermen, but larger and significantly more powerful
• Twilight Hound - A large two-headed canine from another plane with a serpentine tail
• Water Leaper - A big bat-winged tadpole that inhabits swamps and lakes
• Wretchling - Psychic parasite that feeds on emotions and possesses victims