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Graphics for Dungeon Craft: Plants by Edward Cha
Plant Creatures
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| Mandragora (large) |
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| Wolf-in-Sheep's-Clothing (with or without cuddly creature growth) |
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| Treant (Middle-aged) |
Magical Vegetable Creatures
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| Shambling Mound (8 HD) |
Fungal Creatures
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| Fungi (Shrieker, Violet Fungus) |
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| Myconid (3 HD, 2 HD) |
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| Ascomoid (with spores) |
Mineral Creatures
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| Galeb Duhr |
Energy Creatures
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| Will-o-Wisp |
Jellies, Oozes, Puddings
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| Pudding (Medium) (Black, Brown, Dun, White) |
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| Ochre Jelly |
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| Gelatinous Cube |
Magical Constructs
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| Gargoyle (Squatting, Leaping) |
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| Margoyle |
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| Mimic |
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| Golems (Iron, Stone, Flesh) |
Robots
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| Police Robot |
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Notes:
The graphics above were made assuming that a 48 pixels = 6 feet (or so); hopefully,
the creatures above are in the correct scale. (Remeasuring my black dragon, I have found
it to be in the range of very young, not hatchling (a black hatchling is only a little
bigger than a white hatchling).)
My icons are quickly falling in quality as I am churning these things out; my favorites are the black
dragon hatchling and xorn; the orcs and lizard men are also pretty good, methinks. The will o' wisp
was the easiest to make...
Note that some of these icons are work-in-progress! Others I will probably never touch again... It is,
of course, somewhat hard to guess which will be which! Some I have to work on more include the
neo-otyugh, the myconid, and some others...
Also note that designs are based on 1st edition, or failing that, 2nd edition AD&D. I
rather dislike 3rd edition, as well as the 2nd edition Planescape Campaign Setting (both
have a rather similar "comic book feel" to them), and so use those as a base.
Monster Groups:
- Dragons (5, white dragon (hatchling/juvenile), black dragon (very young), blue dragon (juvenile), gold dragon (juvenile), crystal dragon (juvenile))
- Arctic (10, ice para-elemental, white dragon (hatchling/juvenile), frost giant, dryad (winter), winter wolf, frost, white pudding, polar bear, remorhaz, woolly mammoth))
- Swamp (10, giant poisonous snake, lizard man (and shaman), will o' wisp, black dragon (very young), shambling mound, boobrie, brown pudding, killer frog, crocodile, greenhag)
- Sea/Coast (18, urchins (various), merfolk (various), sahuagin (various), sirine, kuo-toa, ixitxachitl, sea elf (various), sea hag, kuo-toa, water naga, eye of the deep, giant octopus, great white shark, swordfish (various), bottlenose dolphin, narwhal, orca, sperm whale)
- Forest (9, wood elf, giant black squirrel, al-mi'raj, wolf, dire wolf, brown bear, dryad, wolf-in-sheep's clothing, treant)
- Desert (7, blue dragon (juvenile), huge scorpion, giant poisonous snake, dun pudding, megalocentipede, giant centipede, huge spider)
- Elemental Plane of Fire (5, fire elemental, azer, efreeti, harginn, fire bat)
- Nine Hells (7, lemure, nupperibo, erinyes, horned devil, ice devil, Glasya)
Looks like it would be fairly easy to make a sea campaign with my icons thus far...
Although there are no good experience point fodder, sahuagin, swordfish, black urchins, ixitxachitl, kuo-toa,
and so forth are weak enough to be challenged by low-level PCs; later, they could try to take on sirines,
sea hags, water naga, giant octopi, or even eyes of the deep; great white sharks and perhaps angry orcas
or sperm whales can provide challenges as well.
Elemental water-based monsters like water elementals, water weirds, varrdigs, and the powerful marids can also
be used to provide some additional variety; even the powerful gold dragon can be put in a sea
campaign, based on its ability to breathe water.
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