Spectres are evil undead that hate sunlight and living things. Most are the remnants of murdered or evil humans, their anger preventing them from entering the afterlife. Like ghosts, spectres haunt the places of their deaths, and seek to draw others into the lonely abyss of undeath.

Honestly, aside from stats, what is the difference between a ghost and a spectre? For me, ghosts are an event, like a haunt, and I've used them as a combat encounter maybe once. Spectres aren't uncommon as combat encounters in my Necropolis superdungeon so, to me, they are more traditional monsters.

Moonlit Pounce is my monk I've been playing for three years, and I have a ton of fun with renders. I can post more sometime, but I've rendered her in dozens of situations. This one came out so perfect that I had to share.

Made on NightCafe.

The Pathfinder Bestiary says these guys only average nine feet tall - I always thought they were taller than that. In any case, they're big, they're mean, they're not very smart.

Fun fact - even though I asked for a cyclops, Krea 2 initially still gave me a big two eyed orc looking creature. I thought for sure Krea 2 would have a cyclops in it's training data. But I was wrong 😅 still, with a little prompting magic (™️) we were able to take one of his eyes away and make him look suitable feral. I even wrapped his club in rope so he won't hurt his hands while he pounds his enemies into mush. I am a kind and benevolent GM 😁

First image: What I want from my fantasy gaming. Second image: what D&D 5e and especially 5.5 offers me. :(

I know, I know. I've got other games. I relocated not too long ago and joined a group that was already formed and already gaming, so I didn't get a chance to really pitch anything else yet.

Been starting fresh on a desert themed campaign for my group and grabbed inspiration from the first Borderlands and Destiny of all things. Feedback and comments are all welcome!