Director

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At a Glance

An aberration and a beholderkin.

Sources

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Anguillian

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At a Glance

An aberration.

Sources

Passing Mention

  • Drizzt Do’Urden’s Guide to the Underdark [11509] pages 10, 28 — spelled anguiliian here

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Abyssal Ant Swarm

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At a Glance

An aberration.

Source

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Ahuitzol

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At a Glance

An aberration.

Sources

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3e Non-FR Sources

Dragonlance

Eberron

  • Eberron Campaign Setting
  • Dragonmarked – no monsters
  • Dragons of Eberron – no monsters
  • Eyes of the Lich Queen – no monsters
  • Faiths of Eberron – no monsters
  • The Forge of War
  • Grasp of the Emerald Claw – no monsters
  • Magic of Eberron
  • Player’s Guide to Eberron – no monsters
  • Secrets of Sarlona – no monsters
  • Secrets of Xen’drik – no monsters
  • Shadows of the Last War
  • Sharn: City of Towers
  • Voyage of the Golden Dragon
  • Whispers of the Vampire’s Blade

Greyhawk

Ravenloft

  • Expedition to Castle Ravenloft – no monsters

2e D&D Sources

  • Monstrous Compendium, Vol 1 [MC1]
  • Monstrous Compendium, Vol 2 [MC2]
  • Monstrous Compendium, Forgotten Realms Appendix I [MC3/2104]
  • Monstrous Compendium, Dragonlance Appendix [MC4/2105]
  • Monstrous Compendium, Greyhawk Appendix [MC5/2107]
  • Monstrous Compendium, Kara-Tur Appendix [MC6/2116]
  • Monstrous Compendium, Spelljammer Appendix I [MC7]
  • Monstrous Compendium, Outer Planes Appendix [MC8/2118]
  • Monstrous Compendium, Spelljammer Appendix II [MC9/2119]
  • Monstrous Compendium, Ravenloft Appendix I: Creatures of Dread [MC10/2122]
  • Monstrous Compendium, Forgotten Realms Appendix II [MC11/2125]
  • Monstrous Compendium, Dark Sun Appendix [MC12/2405]
  • Monstrous Compendium, Al-Qadim Appendix [MC13/2129]
  • Monstrous Compendium, Fiend Folio Appendix [MC14/2132]
  • Monstrous Compendium, Ravenloft Appendix II: Children of the Night [2139]
  • Mystara Monstrous Compendium Appendix [2501]
  • Planescape Monstrous Compendium Appendix I [2602]
  • Planescape Monstrous Compendium Appendix II [2613]
  • Planescape Monstrous Compendium Appendix III [2635]
  • Monstrous Manual [2140]
  • Monstrous Compendium Annual 1 [MCA1/2145]
  • Monstrous Compendium Annual 2 [MCA2/2158]
  • Monstrous Compendium Annual 3 [MCA3/2166]
  • Monstrous Compendium Annual 4 [MCA4/2173]

Jackal Lord

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At a Glance

Unseen lords among bandits and villains, jackal lords are merely legend to most common folk.

The Xaeyruudh Campaign

In the Xaeyruudh campaign, jackal lords venerate Set, and are usually of neutral-evil alignment.

A handful of jackal lords dabble in intrigue across the southern and eastern Realms.

  • Rival lords lair in castles near the Muhjari town of Thalathat and the Imaskari ruin of Darrabhal. While human cartographers see only the political boundaries of Murghôm on the west and Semphar to the east, the jackals see things as north versus south. Neither of them regards human kings or armies as anything more than pawns.
  • The elusive leader of the vicious bandits operating in Lapaliiya‘s eastern hinterland is a jackal lord. He has established a very light-handed control over the city of Kormul, and little happens there without his knowledge. His larger plans include usurping the throne of Lapaliiya, and has already planted a web of spies and “sleepers” in various noble and merchant houses of Sheirtalar.
  • At least one jackal lord controls parts of the western Raurin near Rolling Stone Gap.
  • Another is thought to lair somewhere on the Katakoro Plateau.

Sources

  • Fiend Folio [88661] pages 105-107
  • All details of individuals are being developed for the Xaeyruudh campaign

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Myrmyxicus

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At a Glance

An extraplanar outsider.

Size and CR

The myrmyxicus is described as nearly 25 feet long at 18 HD. Therefore it’s simple and logical to assume 16 inches length per HD.

HD Length (ft) CR
18 24.0 21
19 25.3 21
20 26.7 22
21 28.0 22
22 29.3 23
23 30.7 23
24 32.0 25
25 33.3 25
26 34.7 26
27 36.0 26
28 37.3 27
29 38.7 27
30 40.0 28
31 41.3 28
32 42.7 29
33 44.0 29
34 45.3 30
35 46.7 30
36 48.0 31
37 49.3 31
38 50.7 32
39 52.0 32
40 53.3 33
41 54.7 33
42 56.0 34
43 57.3 34
44 58.7 35
45 60.0 35
46 61.3 36
47 62.7 36
48 64.0 38
49 65.3 38
50 66.7 39
51 68.0 39
52 69.3 40
53 70.7 40
54 72.0 41

Sources

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3e D&D Sources

References in Tantras (FRE2)

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At a Glance

An adventure (FRE2); the second in the Avatar trilogy.


Details

Tantras was written by Ed Greenwood, and first printed in 1989.


References

People
Places
  • The Agate Anchor
  • Alaphale
  • Anvil Bridge
  • The Anvil Run
  • Ardel Hammerbayle
  • Arlho
  • Arlho’s Fine Flasks
  • Arlparn
  • The House of Arlparn
  • Ashabenford Arms
  • Ashabenmouth Arms
  • Awash Rocks — see The Wash Rocks
  • Barrast Murtene
  • The House of Belintar Sharnraven
  • The Bell of Aylen Attricus
  • Blacklamp Alley
  • The Blackmarch
  • Bowdar’s Wagonworks
  • Bowshot Street
  • The Statue of Brandon Battlemaster
  • Braunstar the Wheelwright
  • Braunstar
  • Channas Hornweather
  • The Farm of Channas Hornweather
  • Wayside Shrine to Chauntea
  • Chuldos
  • Common Ground
  • Copper Street
  • Darblas the Smith
  • Dawnstar Bridge
  • Dawnstar Street
  • The Dead House
  • Dock Street
  • Dragonleather Street
  • Ember Lane
  • Finlisker Street
  • The Flameway
  • Four Dolphins Fountain
  • The House of Glory
  • The Great Bell — see The Bell of Aylen Attricus
  • The Green Griffon
  • The Green Sirene
  • Gulder’s Good Grubb Inn
  • Halath Mhaerim
  • Halemar’s Fine Blades
  • Hammerwind Street
  • The Happy Harpy — see The Singing Siren
  • The Happy House of Splendor and Song
  • Harborwatch Keep
  • Heresk Malorn
  • The House of Heresk Malorn
  • Heresk’s Pool
  • The House of Hope
  • Horsewater Pool
  • Jhanira Barasstan
  • Juliel’s Street
  • Kaulvaerus
  • The Shop of Kaulvaerus
  • Kuthe Memblarn
  • The Farm of Kuthe Memblarn
  • Laddath Street
  • The Lap of Luck
  • The Lazy Moon Inn
  • Lhuin
  • Lhuin’s Fine Leathers
  • Lulth Ormar
  • Mairse Run
  • The Market
  • Marlstone Lane
  • The Fountain of the Mermaid
  • The House of Moonlight
  • The Morning Halls
  • Muldiver
  • Muldiver the Shipwright
  • Multhimmer the Merchant
  • Northend Tower
  • Nuathue
  • The House of Paerus
  • The House of the Riders
  • The Roaring Lion Inn
  • Roel Street
  • Saprach’s Fine Wines
  • Sarkh Street
  • The House of Sasheth
  • Seaspray Street
  • The Sea Tower
  • The Street of Shadows
  • Shawl Street
  • Shendle Street
  • Shindal Street
  • The Silly Satyr
  • The Singing Siren
  • The Street of the Six
  • The House of Skilled Hands
  • Skorl
  • The House of Skorl
  • Sordrim Nund’s shop
  • Sorltar
  • Sorltar’s House of Watchfulness
  • Soulall Street
  • The Spouting Fish
  • The Stride
  • Stumble Street
  • Suth Street
  • The House of Swords
  • The Talon
  • Tanlatha Tyrlan
  • The Farm of Tanlatha Tyrlan
  • The Tantran Guild of Merchant Masters
  • Tantras Harbor
  • Tarntassa
  • Tarntassa’s Tower
  • Thirlpost Lane
  • Thorm Ubler
  • Thorm Ubler’s Grist Mill
  • The House of Thorm Ubler
  • Tolbir Sarone
  • The Farm of Tolbir Sarone
  • The Temple of Torm’s Coming
  • Turlin’s Street
  • The House of Twilight
  • Wayside Shrine to Tymora
  • Uglund Street
  • Uld Riothass
  • The Farm of Uld Riothass
  • The Velvet Veil
  • The Wash Rocks
  • The Weeping Wyvern
  • The Westmoot
  • The Westway
  • Whelgar’s Way
  • Whistleturn Way
  • Wulf Street
  • Yahorlim the Grocer
Things

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