also known as a great goblin, dread goblin, or super goblin

A highly transient form of digital life

A slowly growing bomb in the CogNet

A golem that packs a surprise!

The Karkos represent an attempt to create a bad guy race with almost no redeeming features, a true villainous species without resorting to established tropes or handwaving.

An Abnegator is a synth or augmented human who has had the misfortune of being fitted with an emotion radiator

A delicacy unique to the Tarkis Desert.

Or Bearshrews if you prefer. The debate rages on among naturalists. Both names are used interchangeably for these creatures.

Seriously - why hasn't one or another Artificial Intelligence simply taken over? In any setting that is in a close or more distant future, the possibility of a machine that is able to learn and grow without biological restraints brings up the question.

Inspired by Carrion Crawlers, Gelatinous Cube , Owl  Bear and the Stirge

"You see, there was this contest ......"

A bit of fluff for your game

Monsters designed for O&D but could easily be used for other games. A bare bones Bestiary.

Hell Hags are thankfully rare, incredibly rare, and the appearance of one means that the world has net decreased in number of hags by two

also known as Rags of Domination

Also known as lemures or ghouls, Mage Eaters are a thankfully rare entities

Behold, a magical pig

A highly underrated and underused extremely low level monster, adapted and updated for the Saerith setting

The were-cerberus is a horrific three headed werewolf, and it is a cursed creature

A form off plasmic organism, a virmitrix is neither plant, animal, of fungus, but elements of all of these and none of them.

Magnatheans are a transcendent form of demi-human life, and a disaster for humanity, waiting to happen