...no clue what scared 'em The Doclopedia #3,402 Little Monsters: Dungeon Pigs Name: Dungeon Pigs Size: Small, 18 inches long, 15-20 pounds Environment: Upper levels of dungeons Notes: They are walking repositories of bad luck. The woe of any dungeon delver, these brightly colored little pigs are simply one of the most luck destroying creatures … Continue reading Panicked Nuns →

...with bad bods The Doclopedia #3,401 Little Monsters: Cat Riders Name: Cat Riders Size: Small, 6-8 inches tall Environment: Urban areas, from large cities to small towns Notes: Not dangerous, but very annoying Well known to urban dwellers, cat riders are a type of fae that love living around humanoids and stealing things from them. … Continue reading Odd Gods And Old Sods →

...scared us silly The Doclopedia #3,400 Little Monsters: Smolves Name: Smolves Size: Small, 18-26 inches Environment: Temperate to sub-tropical areas Notes: The resemble tiny wolves, but are much smarter...and cursed Looking exactly like a housecat sized black wolf, smolves are not pack hunters, nor are they strictly carnivores. They are also rather shy and tend … Continue reading A Huge Ugly Face On a Rock →

...and their wands of headbanging The Doclopedia #3,399 Little Monsters: Land Piranhas Name: Land Piranhas Size: Small, 6-10 inches Environment: Tropical/sub-tropical woodlands and fields Notes: They can digest almost all flesh and bones. Although they are uncommon even in their native lands, land piranhas are still very dangerous and should be avoided at all costs. … Continue reading Rock & Roll Wizards →

...from wherever The Doclopedia #3,398 Little Monsters: Firesnatchers Name: Firesnatchers Size: Small, 6 inches Environment: Anyplace that gets really cold Notes: Totally fireproof These small creatures look like dirty grey guinea pigs that walk upright. They are found in very high mountains, glacial areas and arctic/sub-arctic areas. They live in family groups of up to … Continue reading The Cupcake Elves Come Home →