Any morlock love?
What about Batibat (fat tree spirits), Karkadann (evil desert unicorns) and Tsemaus (giant sand sharks with very sharp dorsal fins they cut victims with before they emerge from the sands)
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The 4 faced apocolypse angels from azekial's wheel. It even has a gaze attack that causes blindness in the unworthy.
I still want the Mugato!
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I am liking this thread, I've been following It for some time, but now the stars are right to make a request
Blunderbore (Large Giant Cr3-4) Easily the most bizarre of all giants, the blunderbore is an average-sized humanoid body, mounted on top of a thick, muscular neck is a huge head, with mass twice that of the rest of it's body, largely consisting of a thick, knobby skull, misshapen eyes, and large diseased teeth, it's huge head is it's primary weapon, which it uses to make devastating head-butts, but largely empty of brains. In addition to it's devastating head-butt, blunderbores have amazingly powerful lungs, allowing it to create gale force gusts of wind, and repel projectiles, and even kill persons of delicate constitution, by the awful smell, simply by exhaling, which Blunderbore are far to stupid to make good use of
I humbly request a DIRE APE with the ADVANCED, FIENDISH, GIANT, AND MAN-EATING templates.
There's a man-eating template? If not there should be.
There's a man-eating template? If not there should be.
Yup, it's in the Bestiary of the 2nd part of the Wrath of the Righteous Adventure Path (aka "Sword of Valor").
Fire breathing daemon bears?
I don't believe the template allows you to create animals that breathe fire or are hybrids of daemons. Uh, is this thread dead or is guy who posted this thread still doing the requests? Anyone know?
I think he's busy with his own 3pp project. Also, he doesn't do published beasts with published templates (as stated in his first post).
Is there a cyclopean humanoid-eating purple alicorn yet?
I don't know if this thread is still being monitored, but I'd like to propose a monster template as a "cursed-item monster". You can apply it to any creature and a specific inanimate object, such as a talisman, heirloom, objet d'art, or something mundane that could have had sentimental value to a former owner. Regardless, the object carries a spiritual curse in the form of the creature, which takes on modifications to make it appear, behave, and damage living creatures like a Phantasmal Killer, Weird, Shades, and/or Shadow Conjuration of a Summon Monster spell. The monster bound to the cursed item is considered a construct, neither undead nor truly alive. When reduced to zero hp it evaporates, and returns at full health after a time, perhaps minutes or hours depending on its number of HD. (1d6 rounds per HD for strongly cursed items, 1d6 minutes for moderately, 1d6 hours for weakly; strength of curse is independent of monster HD). The monster forms and remains within range of the item (borrow from the range of the spell/s referenced) and behaves like a typical member of its kind would when its territory is encroached upon (as the monster regards the area centered on its object to be its home, no matter where the item is taken--even at sea or underwater or in the middle of a town square). The monster always returns until the cursed item is either defaced (reduced to 25% hp) or the curse itself is removed my magic.
I support this necro.
If you have time, can you make for me a Spider made of water? Not a water elemental but a spider, but its made of water and makes its webs in lakes and oceans.