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For questions relating to either monstrous antagonists specifically, or all enemies of the player characters generally, depending on the traditions of specific games. Use as appropriate for the game in question.
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What is the relationship between Yuan-Ti and Nagas?
I don't believe there is an "official" answer beyond what you wish in your own campaign. Yuan Ti or serpent men seem to be a homage to the Robert E. Howard serpent men while nagas appear to have a mor …
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What alternatives are there to replace orcs, kobolds, and hobgoblins in low-level encounters?
Some of my favorites (approaching this from an old school perspective but should work with later editions of D&D also):
Skeletons: Good low level monsters with a nice special ability (lower damage from …
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How do I use the same type of creature as characters level up without using more of them?
I have a chart I used to individualize common monsters and make them more dangerous/effective. … A pack of giant rats, wild dogs, or jermlaine (tiny evil creatures) could be serving the monsters as watchdogs. …
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10-100 Troglodytes is too many!
There are a few ways to deal with this:
Give the players sufficient warning before stumbling upon the main Trogs encampment. Perhaps a patrol, or guard post, will give the players indications a larg …
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Where can I find miniatures for AD&D monsters?
As Rob said, Otherworld minis is the best source if you want minis that are still in print. Their many miniatures EXACTLY replicate the images from the classic 1st edition Monster Manual. Particularly …
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As a GM, how do you deal with or manage Stirges?
In early D&D editions they only have 1+1 HD but attack as 4th level monsters, which could be tough....this plus their ability to latch on and drain blood should spell the end of most low level characters … Forcing a party to hack through a flock of these in a narrow passageway not only is tough but could alert other monsters or baddies ahead....they could be used by a tougher monster (say, a minotaur or …
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