At a Glance
Wizshades are most common in Skullport, but may be found throughout Undermountain as well.
Source
- Ruins of Undermountain [1060] adventure booklet, page 28
Wizshades are most common in Skullport, but may be found throughout Undermountain as well.
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An undead.
Vampyres, also called fireghosts, are a rare type of vampire with fire-based attacks.
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These creatures hail from Greyhawk, so depending on the DM they may not appear in the Realms at all.
That said, however, they’re mentioned in connection with Undermountain…
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Skeletal stirges are merely undead stirges.
A flying spider is a large spider, with wings. They have enough intelligence to be used as guardians, and accordingly are bred in Skullport and elsewhere, from there making their way into Waterdeep, Calimport, and other cities.
A guardian skeleton is a skeleton capable of reforming (with full hit points) after being destroyed. Most guardians can rise 6 times, but some with 9 or even 12 "lives" have been reported.
Skeletons are the same height as living creatures (obviously) but roughly 1/7 of the weight. Human skeletons average 5 ft 9 in tall and 23 lbs (male) or 5 ft 4 in tall and 17 lbs (female).
A greater peltast is a more powerful peltast.
A peltast is a strange creature, capable of forming symbiotic relationships with humans and goblinoids. There is a more powerful form; the greater peltast.
This monster is featured on Stupid Monsters, which is a fun read.
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An aberration.
A bigger, badder otyugh.
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A construct.
A necrophidius, also called a death worm, is a skeletal snake, but it’s a construct and not undead.
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