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Illustrated by Joao Gabriel. Hey guys! I am happy to bring you Entry #9 of the Monster Hunter Journal -- Merfolk! The Merfolk presented here are a bit more monstrous than the mermaids or mermen of legend and myth. While it is possible a drunk fisherman may have described glimpsing a beautiful woman

Hey all - it's new map time! Sign up today! https://www.patreon.com/c/morvoldpress/membership Last month, I released the Manticore Lair map, which was comprised of the ruins of an ancient village in the foothills of the mountains. One of the largest (and mostly intact) structures on that map was a m

Illustrated by Joao Gabriel. Hey guys! I am happy to bring you Entry #7 of the Monster Hunter Journal -- the Manticore! I was introduced to the Manticore through Dungeons & Dragons, so I imagine many of you will be similarly surprised to learn that the fearsome hybrid monster hailed from ancient Per

Illustrated by Joao Gabriel. Hey guys! I am happy to bring you Entry #6 of the Monster Hunter Journal -- the Troll! One of the oldest and most prevalent creatures in D&D and mythology around the world is the swamp and mountain-dwelling troll. Known for their regenerative powers and aversion to flame

Hey guys! I am happy to bring you Entry #5 of the Monster Hunter Journal -- the Owlbear! One of the more iconic creatures in the D&D world is the owlbear, a hulking predator covered in fur and feathers with the muscular body of a bear and the hooked beak and keen eyes of an owl. It is highly aggress

Hey guys! I am happy to bring you Entry #4 of the Monster Hunter Journal -- the Imp! One of the most common fiends from the planes of Hell, this little fellow has earned a place in our journal and in our hearts. Known to be mischievous and cruel, Imps are frequently options for familiars or other ty