What if that first spring breeze wanted you dead? The Invisible Stalker is more than an invisible bruiser — it’s a summoned assassin with intelligence, malice, and method. This entry explores how to make its unseen terror felt long before combat begins… and how to ensure its death has weight.
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Not a Beach Episode: Merfolk in your D&D Campaign
The coastal village is beautiful, prosperous… and deeply afraid. Every night at sundown, the strongest gather with nets and tridents, facing the sea. “One night, the Merfolk will come,” they say. “And we’ll be ready.” This encounter invites players into an alien civilization that cannot be looted with a sword and a fireball. From three-dimensional battles to unknowable gods stirring beneath the waves, the Merfolk present not just a combat challenge, but a cultural and environmental shift. Whether your players trespass on sacred relics or find themselves swept into a factional war between Skirmishers and Wavebenders, they’ll have to fight for air—literally. Just hope your Water Breathing spell doesn’t get dispelled mid-fight.
Monthly Monster Mashup 6: Marids + Mezzoloths
What happens when an opulent water-djinn crosses paths with a disciplined footsoldier from the Lower Planes? In this Monthly Monster Mashup, we throw a Marid and a Mezzoloth into the same world — and watch as alliances fracture, planes collide, and players are forced to choose between decadence and brutality. Chaos never looked so compelling.
Monthly Monster Mashup 4: Iron Golem + Water Elemental
One is unyielding metal. The other is flowing water. Put them together and you don’t just get a weird encounter—you get a myth. In this Monster Mashup, we explore what happens when a Water Elemental is trapped (or empowered) by an Iron Golem. From mystical hydraulics to ecological catastrophe, this combo creates enemies that your players won’t just fight—they’ll have to decide whether to break the cage or hold it closed.
The Elemental Cataclysm and the End of All Things
The Elemental Cataclysm is not a monster — it's a campaign-ending disaster that hates cities on a personal level. This isn’t a boss fight. It’s a reckoning. Here’s how to bring it into your world, and what to do when your players realize they can’t stop it alone.
Drown Them All: Making Use of Water Elementals
Let's look at the unsettling nature of Water Elementals, highlighting their potential as both terrifying foes and versatile plot devices in adventures. Despite their low intelligence, their strength and unique abilities can create engaging combat scenarios. Additionally, they can serve various narrative purposes, from guardians of magical objects to accidental nuisances in local communities.
Encounter Every Enemy 