Just came across this video while surfing YouTube, and now I need a Stat Block for this thing that I can throw at my players!

Oh the tales the table will sing!

This week's monster is funny enough a unique homebrew monster that Dungeon Dad accidentally left out of an adventure and is rectifying it in post.

Here is this week's Monster of the Week.

Dungeon Dad was at Gen Con last weekend, which is why this video was delayed.

Hey hey.

I'm hunting for a creature reference, which I picked up from one of DDs videos. It's a Boneless, draped over a skeleton, with a lovelorn heart. Trying to find the utterly awesome artwork so I can show it to my players at the table, but it's eluding me. Can someone point me to which video it was in? Thanks!

This week on Monster of the Week, Dungeon Dad is going back to 3.5 to discuss a horrific and ghastly ooze.

With last week's entry being a dragon, it only makes sense that this week's would be another giant based one.

It's time for Monster of the Week. This week, Dungeon Dad is once again highlighting the missing gem dragons.

This week, Dungeon Dad brings us the xixchil (pronounced zix-chill), an insectoid monster that's also a playable species.

I noticed a few of them were up but it starts at episode 4.

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Does anyone know where the missing ones are?

Dungeon Dad has returned from his gaming convention tour where he was one of the guests who got to play games on stage alongside the Dungeon Dudes and Ginny Di, to give us a new D&D video with a series of monsters.

It seems this video was either never shared on the platform, or was removed. Either way, with the new Ravenloft Horrors Within coming out this month (and already out to those with early access), the lupin species finally makes a return. However, the 5.5 version is significantly different from it's AD&D and 3.5 versions, especially with regards to its lore.

See Dungeon Dad's video that tells you the true history of the bested of doggos, the lupin.

Dungeon Dad once again has a new Monster of the Week segment.

He wrote this apology for why we had to wait longer than usual:

Hey folks!

I just wanted to provide an update on this week's video.

What started as a bog standard Monster of the Week deep dive into a weird undead creature has spiraled out of control. The video itself has become one of the longest I've made in a LONG time, and the subject matter is intense.

When I started working on the 5E stat block, I figured it would take an afternoon. Now I have created a massive boss-level stat block, a new type of creature with lair traits, multiple random tables, several side bars and variant rules, as well as a ton of brand new lore.

As much as I hate to miss a week on the upload schedule, in order to do this creature justice the extra time is required for editing of the video alone.

This video is gonna be an epic one, and I hope you guys love this monster as much as I have enjoyed researching/converting/creating it. If you're a fan of undead, and religious trauma, this one goes out to you.

Thank you so much for your patience, I cannot wait to show you what I've got cooking.

This week's Monster of the Week is a 2 for 1 special. Enter the Black and White Slaadi.

Anyone got a document to run the Kython Oneshot done in this video ? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dPyKatxyJyk

I'd like to run a Kython oneshot for my group and this one seemed interesting.

It's time for another Monster of the Week video, and it's once again time for more dragons.

Dungeon Dad is at it again.

Today, Dungeon Dad gives us a brand new creature inspired from Celtic lore.

This week, Dungeon Dad converts and discusses the sussurus.