This series is about monsters. It uses the short stat form (no costs or template totals) that has become the standard of GURPS supplements. With statistics for any “generic” campaign, After the End, Dungeon Fantasy, and Monster Hunters, this series is all about helping the GM who needs a quick monster for his game.
The inaugural post can be found here.
As a general rule, gamers not playing in setting lines (e.g., Dungeon Fantasy) can estimate approximate power level by the following: After the End and “Any Campaign Setting” are for approximately 150 point games, Dungeon Fantasy works for 250 points, and Monster Hunters is for 400 points.
Past Posts (in Alphabetical Order)
- Abattoirian
- Aillénsceith
- Animated Scarecrow
- Aurumvorax (of Advanced Dungeons and Dragons fame)
- Barghest
- Blitz Barnacle
- Bloodroot
- Brownie
- Burrowing Scorpion
- Crocoroach
- Cruciati Demon
- Cu Sidhe
- Death Mauler (of Diablo II fame)
- The Devil’s Tongue and Clacker Zombies
- Dimensional Shambler (of the Cthulhu Mythos)
- Dybbuk
- Fluttermouth
- Gaping Maw (aka the Gaping Dragon boss from Dark Souls)
- Ghasts
- Ghoul
- Gorillaphant
- Grindylow
- Guggie (aka H.P. Lovecraft’s Gugs)
- Gullinbursti (of the Norse Mythos)
- Gwyllgi
- Hannya
- Hedleyspawn
- Hellhound
- Hellwasp
- Hurlant Fish
- Jiangshi
- Krampus
- Leprechaun
- Marrowsucker
- Meldein Spider
- Broodmother Meldein Spider
- Mountain Oni
- Nemean Lion (of Greek Mythology)
- Nightgaunt
- Piranha Locust
- Raggedy Spirit
- The Raven Mocker
- Rat-Thing (of the Cthulhu Mythos)
- Rat-Thing Swarm (of the Cthulhu Mythos)
- Sandmen
- Shan’tacs (aka H.P. Lovecraft’s Shantaks)
- Shoggoth
- Skull Crab
- The Slender Man (the internet Meme)
- Spriggan
- Tako-Oni
- Tatou
- Tetramental
- Therasal
- Tooth Fairy
- Walloping Welk
- Wamps (of the Cthulhu Mythos)
- Water Leaper
- Wendigo
- Wendigo Windwalker
- The Whispermen
- Wolpertinger
- Wraith
- Zanies