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12.222.119.100: /* D&D Gotcha Monsters */

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D&D Gotcha Monsters

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	;'''[[Darkmantle]]''': A stony squid with the ability to generate darkness that hangs from the ceilings of caves disguised as a stalactite and drops on people to smoother them.		;'''[[Darkmantle]]''': A stony squid with the ability to generate darkness that hangs from the ceilings of caves disguised as a stalactite and drops on people to smoother them.
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	;'''[[Death Linen]]''': Killer pillow that smothers you in your sleep. Also comes in pajama and towel variants.		;'''[[Death Linen]]''': Killer pillow that smothers you in your sleep. Also comes in pajama and towel variants.

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			;'''[[Darkmantle]]''': A stony squid with the ability to generate darkness that hangs from the ceilings of caves disguised as a stalactite and drops on people to smoother them.

	;'''[[Death Linen]]''': Killer pillow that smothers you in your sleep. Also comes in pajama and towel variants.		;'''[[Death Linen]]''': Killer pillow that smothers you in your sleep. Also comes in pajama and towel variants.

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	;'''Pseudo-Undead''': Very obscure class of monsters from AD&D 1e that work just like undead, except they aren't really, so clerics can't turn them and any other undead-affecting spells or abilities simply don't work on them. We'd have allowed this for virus- or (maybe especially) fungus-affected still-living creatures like that dusanu; but noooo this template was allowed even for incorporeals, or for free-willed undead. It was just a terrible idea and thankfully, got shunted aside.		;'''Pseudo-Undead''': Very obscure class of monsters from AD&D 1e that work just like undead, except they aren't really, so clerics can't turn them and any other undead-affecting spells or abilities simply don't work on them. We'd have allowed this for virus- or (maybe especially) fungus-affected still-living creatures like that dusanu; but noooo this template was allowed even for incorporeals, or for free-willed undead. It was just a terrible idea and thankfully, got shunted aside.

			;'''[[Quell]]''': A ghostly undead with the ability to temporarily strip divine spellcasters of their abilities, taking away their advantages against undead.

	;'''[[Raggamoffyn]]''': A set of clothes that take control of your body if you put them on.		;'''[[Raggamoffyn]]''': A set of clothes that take control of your body if you put them on.

1d4chan>Newerfag: /* D&D Gotcha Monsters */

2022-10-23T05:26:22Z

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	;'''[[Carbuncle]]''': An armadillo-like creature with a valuable ruby on its forehead that it promises to give to the party. It secretly uses its psionic powers to attract monsters or goad the party members into fighting each other, then leaves when the combat starts. If you kill it, the ruby disintegrates.		;'''[[Carbuncle]]''': An armadillo-like creature with a valuable ruby on its forehead that it promises to give to the party. It secretly uses its psionic powers to attract monsters or goad the party members into fighting each other, then leaves when the combat starts. If you kill it, the ruby disintegrates.

	;'''[[Carrionette]]''': A sapient, marionette-type puppet that possesses independent motion and a ~~malicious desire to kill people~~.		;'''[[Carrionette]]''': A sapient, malicious marionette-type puppet that possesses independent motion and can swap bodies with its victims by stabbing them with a special needle.
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	;'''[[Palimpsest]]''': A piece of ~~paper~~ that absorbs anyone who touches it.		;'''[[Palimpsest]]''': A piece of magic scroll parchment that came to life as a result of being recycled too many times. It absorbs absorbs anyone who touches it and can use their spells.
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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* D&D Gotcha Monsters */ Noran cannon

2022-09-28T17:13:46Z

D&D Gotcha Monsters: Noran cannon

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	*'''Noran''': Another malevolent version of the Treant which lurks in underground environments.		*'''Noran''': Another malevolent version of the Treant which lurks in underground environments. For added nastiness, they can also load rocks into their knothole and fire them out like a cannon.
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1d4chan>Zimriel: /* D&D Gotcha Monsters */

2022-09-26T23:19:02Z

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	;'''[[Slime\|Symbiotic Jelly]]''': An ooze that partners with another monster and uses illusions to make the monster look like something less dangerous and lures in prey for the monster with illusions of things that they want such as treasure.		;'''[[Slime\|Symbiotic Jelly]]''': An ooze that partners with another monster and uses illusions to make the monster look like something less dangerous and lures in prey for the monster with illusions of things that they want such as treasure.

	;'''[[Throat Leech]]''': A small leech that infests ponds and streams, and which prefers to feed by swimming down the throat of anyone drinking the water so it can attach itself to the inside of the throat and suck their blood, incidentally suffocating them as it swells up. First appeared in [[White Dwarf]]'s [[Fiend Factory]] series. ~~They appeared~~ in 5e's [[Tomb of Annihilation]]~~, where they have been~~ downgraded to microscopic parasites that give you the exhaustion status effect.		;'''[[Throat Leech\|The Throat Leech]]''': A small leech that infests ponds and streams, and which prefers to feed by swimming down the throat of anyone drinking the water so it can attach itself to the inside of the throat and suck their blood, incidentally suffocating them as it swells up. First appeared in [[White Dwarf]]'s [[Fiend Factory]] series, in fact inaugurating said series; so, Classic Monster.

			*Some bullshit called a "throat leech" appears in 5e's [[Tomb of Annihilation]]. This downgraded the horror to microscopic parasites that give you the exhaustion status effect. No, it doesn't count.

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1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* D&D Gotcha Monsters */

2022-09-17T23:50:53Z

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	*'''[[Singing Tree]]''': Yet another malevolent counterpart to the Treant, which uses hypnotically alluring songs to bring victims closer.
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	*'''Quickwood''': ''Yet another'' evil version of the Treant, which attacks with its roots.		*'''Quickwood''': ''Yet another'' evil version of the Treant, which attacks with its roots.