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The Xiang Yao of china is a hideous nine-headed serpent that poisons wells and ponds to weaken its prey. Each head speaks riddles and lies, to further confuse and demoralize foes. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the World! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
Found in the lands of the Omaha and Mohawk people, the Wakandagi is a river monster that is known for upending canoes and eating their occupants. Part deer, serpent and fish they are usually hidden by mists. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the World! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
The eyeless Vouivre of France is a mix of woman and dragon, with flaming hair and a ruby embedded in her forehead that allows her to see and hunt. They live in isolated ruins of chateaus and monasteries. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the World! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
The Sadhuzag of Europe is a forest guardian, generally deerlike except for its many hollow horns along its body. Depending on the winds direction, they can create sounds both calming or terrifying. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the World! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
The Ri of Papua New Guinea is a fearsome giant predator that roams the shores and mangroves in search of unwary travelers and isolated villages to feed on. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the World! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
The Qaxdascidi of Alaska is a horrific monster living beneath the ice of northern lakes, where it feeds on those that cross its domain. Its roars can be heard even through the thickest ice. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the World! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
Odontotyannos of India is a fearsome three-horned swamp monster that is known for swallowing enemies whole. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the World! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
Benevolent guardians of temples and palaces in ancient Assyria and Babylon, the bull-human Lammasu is a huge creature of equally huge appetites and tempers. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the World! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
The Jishin-Mushi of Japan lives deep underground, emerging to hunt at night. Legends say their burrowing is the cause of earthquakes and tremors. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the world! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
The twisted, misshapen giant Haduigona comes from Iroquois legends of a once beautiful and proud creature that believed he created the world. He was tested and humbled, his body wracked and cursed. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the world! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
Coming from Ireland, the diminuitive Gaborchend are three feet of mischief and mayhem. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the world! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
Another beast from ancient Greece, the Exedra is a winged monstrosity that has many humanoid heads, similar to a Hydras serpent heads. While not large, they are intelligent and fiercely territorial. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the world! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
From ancient Rome comes the horrible Dirae, fiends dedicated to the spirit of vengeance. When prayed to, they seek out those who have wronged someone, and exact revenge to rebalance the scales. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the world! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
From ancient Greece comes the horrible Cacus, a gigantic spider that dwells in coastal caves. With three human heads, it spews riddles and lies to lure in fishermen, sailors and treasure hunters. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the world! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
The Baku of Japan is a mix of animals that feeds on the dreams of mortals. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the World. #dnd #dndart #spooktober
From Greece come the Acephalos, ravenous, barbaric near-giants that prey on travelers in the wilds. Your daily Spooktober Monster of the world! #dnd #dndart #spooktober
