Demon minotaur

Antonio José Manzanedo is an Illustrator based in Cáceres, Spain, he has worked for companies and games such as Games Workshop, Fantasy Flight Games, RuneQuest,

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It's an in-joke of the D&D community that scheduling is the true big bad evil foe of every D&D campaign, adventure, or even one-shot. And even once you get a consistent group going, week after week or month after month, life sometimes puts a halt to the beautiful consistency. What happens when someone or three people cannot show up to the next D&D session? Do you cancel? Most of the time, that does seem to be the case. In the past, it's what I did.

One of the greatest Champions of the Beastmen ever to walk the Old World was a vicious brute named Khorgor. A vile thing, it's said he butchered hundreds of Humans. So wanton was he in his killing, he decorated his horns with the entrails of the dead. Whilst a great warrior in his own right, he was aided by a pair of blasphemous axes that could hew through armour and flesh with ease. So powerful was he when armed with these axes, no other Beastman could stand against him. But as with all…

A Minotaur from the wild northlands showing the warping affects of CHAOS across his body. These beasts are savage and deadly opponents in their own right, but coupled with the influence of CHAOS, they become a whole new danger for even the most hardy of warriors.

I can't help but notice that Xanathar's Guide to Everything is extremely popular. Tons of people are pre-ordering it! From what I can see, I think that book is going to be a big deal. Today we’re going to put together a resource on Baphomet. There’s ideas spread through many different old books, and I’ve done my best to pull them all out and put them in one place. If you ever use Baphomet in your campaign, this should give you a bunch of concepts to work with. If you want just one source, I…

Demon Crab... I mean Glabrezu. Illustrated for Beadle and Grimm's new DnD encounter cards.