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>What's the best monster you've made for a game?
>What's the best monster you've made for a game?
Do ones made for modules that I haven't run yet count?
>What's the best monster you've made for a game?
Pseudo-dragon Dragon that was a boss of a wizards mental dungeon prison. The familiar was the second after the wizard to be imprisoned, and it's thoughts warped it's part of the dungeon into a warped perspective. The players became so tiny that the pseudo-dragon familiar was the size of a regular dragon. The lair was a giant version of the wizard's study. It's attacked were projected emotions and physical dragon attacks.
Did you make the module?
Yes.
So I'm thinking of making a setting for my players to play in where almost all of the classic D&D modules (and numerous modern ones for OSR) exist in a semi-post-fantasy-apocalyptic setting.
Would the world be too crazy?
Mad Max type post-apoc, stealth post-apoc where they wouldn't notice unless they're paying attention or Dying Earth?
So basically, a Points of Light type of world with more gonzo?
I'm rather fond of the Legion of the Damned. It's a blatant ripoff of the Evil Dead, but it's fun as hell to use when fucking around with PCs.