A List of Draculas and Medusas

Medusa is a gorgon, but not in D&D. She’s a race. And there are male medusas?! Well okay, I find this sort of thing amusing, so I put it into a little RPG I’m crafting at the moment.

d50 Monster	Description
1. Asterisks	Little guys, hardly bigger than hobbits, that have a rather viking thing going on. Winged helmets. Iron-hard fists. Shrewd and brave.
2. Babayagas	Hags that travel about in chicken-legged huts and flying cauldrons.
3. Behemoths	Big ass beasts made by the gods just to boast. Usually sleeping, but roused by iniquity.
4. Blackulas	Unlike draculas, blackulas retain their souls.
5. Cenncroithis	One-eyed columns that suck in unwary prey in to feast on. Worshiped by cultists and apemen.
6. Cerebuses	Three-headed hell dogs. Of course the heads breathe fire.
7. Charybdises	Sea sarlacs that can cause whirlpools thrice daily.
8. Choculas	Even browner than blackulas.
9. Circes	Witches that turn people they are offended by into animals.
10. Conans	Barbarians that desire to hear the lamentation of the women.
11. Cthulhus	Sea giants with octopus heads. Their mere presence causes madness.
12. Jeckylls	Mad alchemists that are addicted to PCP-serums that remove their inhibitions. Often carry æolipiles, smoke bombs, and cane-swords.
13. Draculas	Vampires that desire virgin blood.
14. DurinsBanes	Great big humanoids with whips and bat wings… or was it fire?
15. Fenrirs	Giant wolves.
16. Frankensteins	Walking dead created by mad magicians and jeckylls.
17. Elohim	Really arrogant storm gods that go around in robes and try to tell people what to do. Can polymorph into burning bushes and rapey animals.
18. Grendlemoms	Look like Angelina Jolie dipped in gold, but have natural high heals and tails. Diabolical mothers of demons such as grendles.
19. Headless Horsemen	Riders that keep their severed heads in hand, ready to throw at you.
20. Hydras	Water/swamp snakes gigantic in size and many-headed. Severing a head just makes two new ones grow.
21. Jerseydevils	Wyvern-devil hybirds that are birthed by ungrateful mothers, grendelmoms, circes, and babayagas.
22. Jörmungandrs	Great worms. Will swallow you whole.
23. Kingkongs	Garguantuan gorillas. Distracted by pretty women.
24. Koscheis	Wizards with tusks that galavant around on sleipnirs causing trouble. Each one must be killed in a unique way.
25. Ladons	Snakes with long bodies and many heads. Tend to guard magic trees.
26. Leatherfaces	Chainsaw wielding cannibals that wear their victims and feed on fear. Some have a cunning that allows them to masquerade as normal people, called buffalobills, but they can only keep up the act so long.
27. Leviathans	Huge sea serpents.
28. Loreleis	Undead river sirens. They think every man is their lost love.
29. Lucifers	Tempters that should be stuck in the seven hells, but often slip out because some foolish koschei summoned them.
30. Medusas	Lamias that have snakes for hair and stonifying gazes. They are great archers too.
31. Mothmen	Shadowy figures that stalk the woods. They can fly, and often use camouflage to imitate humanoids.
32. Mothras	Giants moths with web and sleep dust attacks. Seem to always have eggs somewhere, and their caterpillars avenge them.
33. MychaelMyers	Mad men whose minds are bereft of all save the most evil thoughts. Silent and patient stalkers.
34. Nessies	Lake monsters.
35. Pazuzus	Wind demons with Darth Vader voices.
36. Pinheads	A race of demons or angels that find pleasure in pain. Their head is riddled with nails, tacks, and needles.
37. Polyphemuses	One eyed giants. Love to eat sheep.
38. Renfields	Servants of undead, kept in their thrall. Can’t help but eat bugs.
39. Sarlacs	Giant ambush predators that grab people with their long tentacles and swallow them whole. The digestion is slow and painful.
40. Scyllases	At home in the sea, but will grow legs to come on the land like a mermaid. Only the legs are kinda, several wolves that fuse like a rat-king at the scyllases’ waists.
41. Sleipnirs	Many legged horses. Highly prized by gods and spirits as war mounts.
42. Slimers	Green ghosts that gunk up everything.
43. Smaugs	Big old lizards with wings and fire breath.
44. Staypufts	Seemingly joyful giants that have little regard for property damage.
45. Spocks	A logical race that prefer science to fights, but will often put down adventurers while prevaricating about the needs of the many. Watch out for their phasers.
46. Taloses	Bronze men that spring from the ash trees of wizards. Sometimes giants, sometimes speedsters, and sometimes winged.
47. Tee One Thousands	The ultimate golem, made from mercury that can harden and liquify at will. Ignore most physical damage; slowed by cold.
48. Tiamats	Horrid sea monsters that mate with anything and create more monsters.
49. Worfs	A race of warriors obsessed with fighting and honor. Hate their own kids for being weak. There are a surprising number of half-worfs out there that hate their dads back.
50. Zardozes	Giant flying stone heads. Followed by crowds of crazed cultists that the zadozes reward with guns and red outfits that are very revealing.

Now how about the RPG. It's a simple skills using RPG. It started as a x in 6 on a d6 skills check RPG--and still could be used that way--but it morphed into something else. It might need some inventory management rules, maybe armor options, and lacks the vancian spells. I'm working on it. 

----
Share good posts with good goblins. Claytonian at the gmails.