At a Glance
A bat that lairs in various temperate climes, both above and below.
Sources
- Drow of the Underdark [FOR2/9326] page 113 — the original 2e description
- Menzoberranzan [1083] page 84
A bat that lairs in various temperate climes, both above and below.
| ankheg | A cluster of ankheg [Monster Manual] |
| aranea | A colony of aranea [Monster Manual] |
| banelar | A band of banelars [Monsters of Faerûn] |
| basilisk | A colony of basilisks [Monster Manual] |
| beast of Malar | A pack of beasts of Malar [Monsters of Faerûn] |
| beguiler | A pack of beguilers [Shining South] |
| blink dog | A pack of blink dogs [Monster Manual] |
| celestial creature | A pride of celestial creatures [Monster Manual] |
| chimera | A pride or flight of chimerae [Monster Manual] |
| cockatrice | A flight or flock of cockatrices [Monster Manual] |
| darkenbeast | A flight of darkenbeasts [Monsters of Faerûn] |
| darkmantle | A clutch or swarm of darkmantles [Monster Manual] |
| digester | A pack of digesters [Monster Manual] |
| displacer beast | A pride of displacer beasts [Monster Manual] |
| dragonne | A pride of dragonnes [Monster Manual] |
| eagle | A eyrie of giant eagles [Monster Manual] |
| fiendish creature | A pack of fiendish creatures [Monster Manual] |
| girallon | A company of girallons [Monster Manual] |
| gorgon | A pack or herd of gorgons [Monster Manual] |
| griffon | A pride of griffons [Monster Manual] |
| hellwasp swarm | A fright or terror of hellwasp swarms [Monster Manual] |
| hippogriff | A flight of hippogriffs [Monster Manual] |
| krenshar | A pride of krenshars [Monster Manual] |
| lamia | A gang of lamia [Monster Manual] |
| manticore | A pride of manticores [Monster Manual] |
| mantimera | A pack of mantimerae [Shining South] |
| owl (giant) | A company of giant owls [Monster Manual] |
| owlbear | A pack of owlbears [Monster Manual] |
| pegasus | A herd of pegasi [Monster Manual] |
| peryton | A rack of perytons [Candlekeep] |
| phase spider | A cluster of phase spiders [Monster Manual] |
| roper | A cluster of ropers [Monster Manual] |
| sea cat | A pride of sea cats [Monster Manual] |
| shocker lizard | A clutch or colony of shocker lizards [Monster Manual] |
| sinister | A band of sinisters [Monsters of Faerûn] |
| stirge | A colony, flock, or storm of stirges [Monster Manual] |
| unicorn | A grace of unicorns [Monster Manual] |
| winter wolf | A pack of winter wolves [Monster Manual] |
| worg | A pack of worgs [Monster Manual] |
| yrthak | A clutch of yrthaks [Monster Manual] |
Quelzarn are magical beasts; giant aquatic snakes with the ability to cast hold person.
Tantras [FRE2/9248] page 47. There’s a quelzarn encounter on page 9.
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Ropers are stony creatures of the Underdark, best described as resembling stalagmites. They have a gizzard-like organ known as a horlobb, which accumulates the durable items the roper sometimes consumes along with its victims.
Ropers are thought to venerate Ghaunadaur.
Ropers are related to ghauropers, storopers, and urophions.
A suggestive interpretation of the roper turned up in the Erotic Monster Manual Contest at something awful.com.
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Lemon fish are encountered in Undermountain.
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Wattleys are fish encountered in Undermountain.
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Magical Beasts include some groups like sphinx, but most magical beasts don’t fit into any of these groups.
abrian, amphisbaena, anarchic creature, androsphinx, ankheg, apocalypse frog swarm, aranea, arcanist varrangoin, ash rat, ashworm, asperi, aurumvorax, avalancher, axiomatic creature
banelar, basilisk, bearhound, beast of Bane, beguiler, behir, blackspawn stalker, black unicorn, blink dog, blood ape, blood hawk, bloodsilk spider, bluespawn ambusher, bluespawn burrower, bluespawn stormlizard, brachyurus, brain mole, branta, brood keeper, brood keeper larva swarm, bulette
camelopardel, canisphinx, carcass crab, cavvekan, celestial creature, changesteed, chaos roc, chekryan, chimera, chimeric creature, chronotyryn, cloaked ape, cloud ray, cockatrice, corollax, cranium rat swarm, criosphinx, crocosphinx, cryohydra, crystal screamer
darkenbeast, darkmantle, deadborn vulture, death dog, deathcoils, deathraven swarm, deep hound, deep rothe, digester, disenchanter, displacer beast, displacer serpent, dracosphinx, dragonne, dream serpent, dunewinder
giant eagle, ectoplasmic swarm, elsewhale, elven hound, Elysian thrush, ethereal marauder
feral yowler, fiendish creature, fiendwurm, fire spider swarm, fire toad, flame snake, flesh harrower, flying snake, giant frog, frost salamander, frost worm
gambol, garngrath, gaspar, gathra, gem scarab, ghost rothe, girallon, gorgimera, gorgon, gravorg, gray glutton, gray render, greenspawn leaper, greenspawn razorfiend, griffon, guulvorg, gynosphinx
Halruaan behir, hammerclaw, harrier, hellwasp swarm, hieracosphinx, hippocampus, hippogriff, hoary steed, horned beast, hound of the Hunt, hydra
ki-rin, kraken, krenshar, kruthik, kuldurath
lamia, lammasu, leskylor, leucrotta, leviathan, limbo stalker, lith, loquasphinx, lucent worm, luna moth
malastor, manticore, mantimera, metalmaster, mivilorn, mlarraun, mockery drone, mockery monarch, mooncalf, moonrat, mudmaw
nethersight mastiff, nightmare beast
orpsu, osquip, giant owl, owlbear
pack fiend, spectral panther, pegasus, peryton, phargion, phase spider, phase wasp, phoenix, phoera, prismasaurus, puppeteer, purple worm, pyrohydra
rager varrangoin, rainbow crow, ramfish, giant raven, redspawn birther, redspawn firebelcher, remorhaz, roper, roving mauler, rylkar harridan, rylkar madclaw, rylkar tormenter, rylkspawn swarm
sand hunter, saurosphinx, sea cat, seawolf, senmurv, shadow asp, shadow creature, Shadow Sea serpent, shadow spider, shedu, shocker lizard, sinister, sirrush, sisiutl, skiurid, flying snake, spectral panther, spellgaunt, spider eater, spirit of the air, starsnake, starwhale, steeder, steelwing, stirge, stone flyer, giant strider, subterranean lizard, surface rothe, swamplight lynx
tarrasque, tayellah, terlen, three-headed leskylor, three-headed sirrush, threskisphinx, thrum worm, Thrym hound, thunderbird, thunder worm, ti-khana, tirbana drowser, tirbana eyewing, tirbana slayer, tirbana spawner, tirichik, tlalusk, tomb spider, tomb spider broodswarm, tree python, tressym, tusked behemoth, tusk terror
lesser varrangoin, vazalka, veserab
watchspider, whitespawn iceskidder, wilora, winter wolf, worg
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A dracosphinx is —in 3.5e D&D— a large lawful evil magical beast— specifically a sphinx.
A dracosphinx has the head and wings of a red dragon, and the body of a lion, with a mane of colorful feathers. The forepaws are built like a lion’s, but scaled, and the claws are splayed like those of a dragon. An average male dracosphinx stands 9 feet tall at the shoulders; females are only slightly smaller. The wings are fully functional.
Dracosphinxes lair in warm deserts. They may also be found hunting in other regions within a hundred miles of their lairs— badlands, forests, hills, marshes, moors, mountains, plains, rivers, and swamps.
I decided, at least for the Xaeyruudh campaign, that dracosphinxes are related to blue dragons rather than red. This is logical, given that they share their alignment and habitat with blue dragons. Accordingly, my dracosphinxes have a lightning-based breath weapon instead of "flaming gas".
Also, in this campaign dracosphinxes have the same base HD as androsphinxes.
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