Another third-tier classic! Not your standard Underdark nasty basket. These babies are pack hunters, who share the same nesting site. So if you see just one, you best be wondering where the others be. Or you won't be seeing anything anymore.

A third tier D&D classic monster. Definitely gross. Some cool mechanics. Not something I'd ever want to run into. Despite not being a big, bad dragon that'll toast you in a breath, this thing is most definitely a nightmare.

This week we dive into another new campaign setting, Numenera. A sci-fantasy, post-octo-apocalyptic world, where your imagination really, truly is the limit. And this colorful critter is just scratching the surface. Plus: why give a creature an ability that recharges after a rest?!

From the truly delightful Humblewood setting, it's essentially their version of a Bone Golem. However, there're some pretty cool mechanics tacked on there. And we talk Humblewood in general, and all-around awesome campaign setting and sourcebook.

A Winter nightmare conglomerate of bones and bits and bobs. With a dying man's breath and a lost soul for good measure. It's the most evil jambalaya out there.

A little guy who'll reach out and grab ya. And then choke ya. Rubbery arms, grippy fingies. He'll pick you up and take you to dinner. To be his dinner.

A cute little cuddly jellyfish thing. Inherently good, and all they wanna do is eat a little bit of your psychic energy. Just a taste.

Eyeballs connected with muscley-bits. Eye bolas. Eyebolas. A Necromancer's best friend!

Think Lich and cursed weapon - how can you combine the two to really mess with your party? Well, this is how. A new, nasty undead that just wants to live to destroy, and needs the healthy body of your Fighter in order to do it. Is that so much to ask?

An idea fest of an episode. We go well beyond the Juvenile Mimic and really tackle the idea of what we can do with a large group of Mimics as a whole. In addition, how can we corporatize and capitalize on a dungeon? Listen to find out!