Bestiary Compendium

This rancid-smelling mound of animated ooze has about its shifting countenance the hideous shape of a half-melted man.

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This immense white worm has a single circular eye in the center of its head. Wisps of icy fog waft up from between its mandibles.

This muscular giant has dark gray skin and fiery red hair. Its lower jaw bears sharp fangs, and it wields a huge, primitive spear.

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Beneath its cloak, this man-shaped creature appears to be part statue and part metallic machine.

This slippery, writhing mass of tentacles and stalked mouths has one huge hideous eye and a fanged maw for a belly.

Surrounded by a nimbus of near-blinding light, this strange creature looks something like an emaciated child with clawed hands.

This beautiful, ghostly elven woman glides through the air, her long hair flowing around a face knotted into a mask of rage.

Rolling and twitching like a massive wad of translucent ooze, this crimson blob reaches out amorphous pseudopods in all directions.

An immense spiny monster, its back plated in chitin and its belly in thick folds of blubber, rises hungrily from the center of a whirlpool.

Rattling with each stride, this looming, horned, skeletal figure clutches a wicked staff. A seething glow burns in its eye sockets.

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Large tendrils ending in tiny claws unfurl from the central stalk of this plant, which rises like a serpent ready to strike.

Twin tentacles stretch from the crown of this feminine fiend's head, while her lower body blooms in a gown of writhing tendrils.

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This immense purple spider has a legspan of nearly forty feet and a hideously bloated body, yet still moves with fluid grace.

This enormous, bat-like creature is shaped from utter darkness, its eyes tiny red stars in the blackest night.

This enormous, spider-like creature has three clawed tails and eight legs connected by leathery webs of flesh.

This huge monstrosity seems like some alien, clawed insect, with vaguely humanoid features and three tentacular tails.