Something’s going on with our monsters. They used to feast on humans with abandon, burn our villages, prowl the margins of the map; now they’re seeking therapy. The fangs are still there, but they’re ...

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Section of the Chapter Seven frontispiece Natalie created for Enchanted Creatures showing curiosity cabinet specimens Source: Natalie Lawrence I've always thought that nonhuman animals (animals) are ...

Hailing from Dark Horse Comics, Abraham “Abe” Sapien used to be a human occult investigator named Langdon Everette until an occult ritual turned him into an amphibious humanoid during the late 1800s.

In the foreword to 2015’s Curse of Strahd (in my opinion, the best D&D sourcebook produced for 5th edition), Ravenloft co-creator Tracy Hickman explains the origins of the iconic vampire Strahd Von ...

While the Monster Manual no doubt contains plenty of additional surprises, the sneak peek really highlights some new creatures and mechanics in the monstrosities category. One of the major reveals in ...