Scribblings or Something

The first in a series about fungoid critters for D&D. This week's creature is the... RAGWING FREQUENCY: Uncommon   NO. APPEARING: ...

Some creatures from the Monster Manual interest me more than others, and sometimes it's fun to wonder if they have some other form eith...

I have to admit that I've always been more impressed with the depictions of Orcs in the Bakshi version of Lord of the Rings than with ...

This week's monster prefers to seek out very particular victims... WITCHES' NEST FREQUENCY: Very Rare NO. APPEARING: 1 AR...

This week's monster may perhaps make an interesting addition to a cave or tunnel entrance... TITANS' TEETH FREQUENCY: Very R...

This week's monster is an unusual plant that could prove useful to adventurers - as long as they're wary of its defences... TRA...

Further to my previous drawing ( here ) and my initial discussion about Cthulhu not being and octopus ( here ), below is another quick draw...

This week's monster adds something a little crunchier to your diet... STELGWIT FREQUENCY: Uncommon NO. APPEARING: 2-8 ARMOR CLA...

Ever wondered what the 10' pole in the Player's Handbook might be useful for? Well, perhaps one may come in handy when dealing with...

In your average FRPG there are always plenty of monsters that will readily eat adventurers. This is handy for the DM, but perhaps less so...

Further to the post that I wrote yesterday , here's an updated scribble of Cthulhu: This rectifies some of the details in my previ...

Many if not all depictions of Cthulhu tend to show him as an octopus stuck on top of a man's body. Sometimes that body also seems a tad...

This project will be 'A book of more than 900 monsters for the Adventures Dark and Deep game, but usable with many Old School RPG syste...

Here are another couple of quick scribbles of a Green Grabber. I thought I'd redo the overall shape so that it's more like a bladde...

Inspired by the description of a Holmesian D&D monster over at the always interesting Zenopus Archives , I decided to do a quick scribb...

Fantasy RPGs can tend to draw on the Medieval period for influences, but at the same time miss out slightly on the sheer oddity of that per...

On a day when some silly people couldn't decide whether they're still scared of women or not , I thought I'd draw attenti...