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	Notably, they have some of the weirder elemental power rules in ''D&D'', being immune to electrical ''damage'', but still suffering a variety of penalties whenever subjected to it.		Notably, they have some of the weirder elemental power rules in ''D&D'', being immune to electrical ''damage'', but still suffering a variety of penalties whenever subjected to it.

	[[~~bullywug~~]]s warship them as gods (probably because it's a giant frog-thing) and a tribe will paper it with sacrifices (and unfortunate attendants).		[[Bullywug]]s warship them as gods (probably because it's a giant frog-thing) and a tribe will paper it with sacrifices (and unfortunate attendants).

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	froghemoth Dungeon 56.jpg		froghemoth Dungeon 56.jpg\|1e
	froghemoth Dungeon 128.jpg		Froghemoth MCAV2.jpg\|2e
	froghemoth 5e.jpg		froghemoth Dungeon 128.jpg\|3e
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	froghemoth B1.png\|Pathfinder		froghemoth B1.png\|Pathfinder
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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 20:08, 13 September 2021

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	Notably, they have some of the weirder elemental power rules in ''D&D'', being immune to electrical ''damage'', but still suffering a variety of penalties whenever subjected to it.		Notably, they have some of the weirder elemental power rules in ''D&D'', being immune to electrical ''damage'', but still suffering a variety of penalties whenever subjected to it.

	[[bullywug]]s warship them as gods (probably because it's a giant frog) and a tribe will paper it with sacrifices (and unfortunate attendants).		[[bullywug]]s warship them as gods (probably because it's a giant frog-thing) and a tribe will paper it with sacrifices (and unfortunate attendants).

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: bullywug conection

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bullywug conection

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	Notably, they have some of the weirder elemental power rules in ''D&D'', being immune to electrical ''damage'', but still suffering a variety of penalties whenever subjected to it.		Notably, they have some of the weirder elemental power rules in ''D&D'', being immune to electrical ''damage'', but still suffering a variety of penalties whenever subjected to it.

			[[bullywug]]s warship them as gods (probably because it's a giant frog) and a tribe will paper it with sacrifices (and unfortunate attendants).

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]]

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	{{WTF}}Froghemoths are a species of monster from the early days of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They belong to that box full of really weird ideas, like the [[Flumph]]s and the [[Vegepygmy\|Vegepygmies]] and the [[Flail Snail]]s and the [[Slime\|Gelatinous Cubes]], that old-school fans alternatively remember fondly and cringe at, and which every edition seems to try to ignore for as long as possible before bringing them back out in a marketing ploy.		{{WTF}}
			[[File:Froghemoth S3.jpg\|thumb]]
			'''Froghemoths''' are a species of monster from the early days of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They belong to that box full of really weird ideas, like the [[Flumph]]s and the [[Vegepygmy\|Vegepygmies]] and the [[Flail Snail]]s and the [[Slime\|Gelatinous Cubes]], that old-school fans alternatively remember fondly and cringe at, and which every edition seems to try to ignore for as long as possible before bringing them back out in a marketing ploy.

	Froghemoths originated in the "science-fantasy" module [[Expedition to the Barrier Peaks]], where they were one of the biggest, nastiest critters to come out of the ruined spaceship. A froghemoth is a gigantic monster, something vaguely like a bipedal frog-dragon with three eyes on stalks atop its head and four slimy tentacles in lieu of forelimbs. Mindless monstrosities, their immense size and huge appetites make them extremely dangerous, enough so that they consider giants and dragons to be staple food-sources to hunt.		Froghemoths originated in the "science-fantasy" module [[Expedition to the Barrier Peaks]], where they were one of the biggest, nastiest critters to come out of the ruined spaceship. A froghemoth is a gigantic monster, something vaguely like a bipedal frog-dragon with three eyes on stalks atop its head and four slimy tentacles in lieu of forelimbs. Mindless monstrosities, their immense size and huge appetites make them extremely dangerous, enough so that they consider giants and dragons to be staple food-sources to hunt.
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	Notably, they have some of the weirder elemental power rules in ''D&D'', being immune to electrical ''damage'', but still suffering a variety of penalties whenever subjected to it.		Notably, they have some of the weirder elemental power rules in ''D&D'', being immune to electrical ''damage'', but still suffering a variety of penalties whenever subjected to it.

			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			froghemoth Dungeon 56.jpg
			froghemoth Dungeon 128.jpg
			froghemoth 5e.jpg
			</gallery>

	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]]

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 02:36, 12 September 2021

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	Froghemoths originated in the "science-fantasy" module [[Expedition to the Barrier Peaks]], where they were one of the biggest, nastiest critters to come out of the ruined spaceship. A froghemoth is a gigantic monster, something vaguely like a bipedal frog-dragon with three eyes on stalks atop its head and four slimy tentacles in lieu of forelimbs. Mindless monstrosities, their immense size and huge appetites make them extremely dangerous, enough so that they consider giants and dragons to be staple food-sources to hunt.		Froghemoths originated in the "science-fantasy" module [[Expedition to the Barrier Peaks]], where they were one of the biggest, nastiest critters to come out of the ruined spaceship. A froghemoth is a gigantic monster, something vaguely like a bipedal frog-dragon with three eyes on stalks atop its head and four slimy tentacles in lieu of forelimbs. Mindless monstrosities, their immense size and huge appetites make them extremely dangerous, enough so that they consider giants and dragons to be staple food-sources to hunt.

	Despite being out of one of the 1e modules, they're Open Game License, and so [[Pathfinder]] gleefully brought them out as part of its Misfit Monsters Redeemed sourcebook. They were also in Dungeon 128, where the players fight one.		Despite being out of one of the 1e modules, they're Open Game License, and so [[Pathfinder]] gleefully brought them out as part of its Misfit Monsters Redeemed sourcebook. They were also in [[Dungeon Magazine]] 56 and 128, where the players fight one.

	Froghemoths reappeared alongside Flail Snails in Volo's Guide to Monsters for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]].		Froghemoths reappeared alongside Flail Snails in Volo's Guide to Monsters for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]].

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 17:52, 11 September 2021

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	{{WTF}}Froghemoths are a species of monster from the early days of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They belong to that box full of really weird ideas, like the [[Flumph]]s and the [[Vegepygmy\|Vegepygmies]] and the [[Flail Snail]]s and the [[Slime\|Gelatinous Cubes]], that old-school fans alternatively remember fondly and cringe at, and which every edition seems to try to ignore for as long as possible before ~~bring~~ them back out in a marketing ploy.		{{WTF}}Froghemoths are a species of monster from the early days of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They belong to that box full of really weird ideas, like the [[Flumph]]s and the [[Vegepygmy\|Vegepygmies]] and the [[Flail Snail]]s and the [[Slime\|Gelatinous Cubes]], that old-school fans alternatively remember fondly and cringe at, and which every edition seems to try to ignore for as long as possible before bringing them back out in a marketing ploy.

	Froghemoths originated in the "science-fantasy" module [[Expedition to the Barrier Peaks]], where they were one of the biggest, nastiest critters to come out of the ruined spaceship. A froghemoth is a gigantic monster, something vaguely like a bipedal frog-dragon with three eyes on stalks atop its head and four slimy tentacles in lieu of forelimbs. Mindless monstrosities, their immense size and huge appetites make them extremely dangerous, enough so that they consider giants and dragons to be staple food-sources to hunt.		Froghemoths originated in the "science-fantasy" module [[Expedition to the Barrier Peaks]], where they were one of the biggest, nastiest critters to come out of the ruined spaceship. A froghemoth is a gigantic monster, something vaguely like a bipedal frog-dragon with three eyes on stalks atop its head and four slimy tentacles in lieu of forelimbs. Mindless monstrosities, their immense size and huge appetites make them extremely dangerous, enough so that they consider giants and dragons to be staple food-sources to hunt.