Tiny Monsters: A Garden of Forking Paths

I have finally made a truly disgusting monster.  After showing it to some ladies, it is apparently more disgusting because of the teeth than terrifying because of the EyeThis is the "monster"  archetype.  All it wants to do is eat you. The Roper is terrifying, and embodies what children think of as a monster.  However, if you can manage to stay out of reach of his 20’ long tentacles and enormous toothy maw, you may realize it moves at a glacial pace, and can be avoided by just staying away from it.  Or, by never going into that stupid cave in the first place. Also, my first Parallax Roper video:

The ubiquitous Troll...an old school D&D monster you will see way too much in the early levels.  I feel like going back and putting some pinpoint white pupils in his eyes, like in the Monster Manual.  Found menacing outlying farms and ranches in the Western Heartlands at night...bringing a ravenous hunger that drives them to madness.  They stand at 9' tall and have near giant-like strength.  Trolls will grow their heads or arms back unless the wounds are seared with fire or acid. Bring your oil flasks and torches and stop the arms from growing back and tearing yours off.

The F-n Owl Bear has always seemed ridiculous, coming from the darkness of old school D&D original monsters.  He is created by insane wizards, not born, and I just don't think a human could take this thing without some magic or something.

They're cute, but I'm pretty sure those are the bones of their victims...

Necessary villains for your pleasure...introducing the Gunt Brothers

This is the Reaper Harrowgate gate and fence set with the Ender Toys Mausoleum set