Welcome to the back room...here i keep all the strange and wonderful creatures that civilized man in unprepared to consider real...
I recomend that you visit Monster Talk for a good sceptical and scientific discussion of "monsters"
To quote the site
MonsterTalk is a free audio podcast that critically examines the science behind cryptozoological (and legendary) creatures, such as Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, or werewolves. Hosted by Blake Smith, Ben Radford, and Dr. Karen Stollznow, MonsterTalk interviews the scientists and investigators who shine a spotlight on the things that go bump in the night. For once (and unlike mystery-mongering television shows) a monster-themed program gives skepticism more than just a couple minutes of lip service!
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Welcome to the back room...here i keep all the strange and wonderful creatures that civilized man in unprepared to consider real...
Dog that had died in the ocean and washed up on the beach.
2. Wingless Gryphon
Dead bear with mange.
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My favorite cryptid is the [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mngwa] Mngwa.
If I were gonna convert it to D&D, I'd use tiger stats, but give it supernatural stealth abilities, above animal intelligence and maybe one or two other freaky magical abilities, like spider-climb.
Or they could be humanoid shapeshifters, and the reason nobody can track them is because they live amongst people, and mislead the hunters. Heck, an old New Mutants secondary character, Catspaw, could even be a Mngwa!
My favorite cryptid is the Mngwa.
If I were gonna convert it to D&D, I'd use tiger stats, but give it supernatural stealth abilities, above animal intelligence and maybe one or two other freaky magical abilities, like spider-climb.
Guess what I'm sticking on the Isle of Dread....
Someone made >a list< .
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