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Christian Day

Chain Devil

Sam Goerke

Beholder

Buddy Murphy

Lich

Johnny Ahsome

Orcs, just cant get enough of the tuff buggers

As a DM: Will o’Whisp As a players Mimics.

Courtjester

Mimic, rust monster, gelatinous cube, displacer beast. Blink dog, beholder..... the list goes on

The Crag Cat, is amusing for me right now.

Blink Dogs

Tiamat

Mind flayer

Lich

Mimic

Rachel Smith

Displaced Beast or maybe an Owlbear?

beholder, with a close 2nd for a mimic

Mind Flayer

Kobolds

Scott Ferrell

False Hydra

Beholder

Ric Miller

hardly a monster by any sorts imo, but the tressym

Christopher Wagner

Displacer Beast cause i want one for a pet!

Brother Seidon

False Hydra

Gryphon

Dragons, any colour, of any element, just make them big!!

Chimera and Kenku

Wendigo has a special place in my heart

Manticore

Philip Itzenhuiser

Illithid

Ninetoes82

An otyugh

Faerie dragons

Jeremiah Butts

Giants. Specifically frost and storm giants. I love the viking theme incorporated in them and the culture

Mimics

Everything from the water. Specially abyss stuff

ACS

Do I have to pick? Probably the mimic. But beholders are so cool, and I've loved lizard men since First Edition...

As a DM I run a Malleable Golem. Interchangeable in defensive and offensive capabilities for training purposes.

Randy Smith

continuing patreon zombie

Succubi

Werewolf

Can't say I have a fave at the moment. But right now I'm very excited to use a kraken on my players

ShadowTheTabaxi

Beholders

Mimics then Gelatinous Cubes then Shambling Mounds then Beholders

Zachery Lee Anderson

Just the classic Green Dragon

Lich

Mimic

Jason the Dave

Eldritch Lich

Sander Mangnus

Bugbear

Christopher J Drake

Undead

My ex wife

Nerra from 3.5 (you didnt specify what edition) creatures from the plane of mirrors, so much story potential

Remorhaz 🪱🔥

Hernán Escudero

Kobolds! Slaying a bunch of them at Nashkell Mines in Baldur's Gate 1 is one of my fondest memories.

Homunculus

Blue Infinity

Death knight

Daniel Chan

Shadow. For low-level play it offers +4 to stealth, +4 to hit, a bunch of resistances and immunities, necrotic damage, and reduces strength score. The character (or creature) is dead when strength becomes zero and a new shadow rises from the corpse 1d4 hours later. Pretty terrifying mechanically, as well as for story to have a companion return as a shadow.