
Monsters of Fantasy is a Horror-themed Dungeons & Dragons weekly anthology podcast; where every episode will feature a short story centered around a different monster from the Monster Manual. So join Kez'var our loyal Lore Bard as he and his team attempt to create the first auditory Monster Manual from scratch, at the behest of a rich and powerful Wizard.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | Science FictionFiction | ||||

Monster: Red Slaad Statement by: Michael Alluvant Trying to explore the outer limits of the known great wheel cosmology our two wizards travel to unknown lands. Limbo. And there they encounter a new and crazed monster so alien in nature. How will the... more
Monster: The Bugbear
Statement by Grimroar
A Bugbear encountered by a wondering group of wizards tells the story of why he's immigrating further south into human territory. A short and bloody story about Bugbear society.
Starring:
Kez'va... more
Monster: The Deva
Statement by The Deva
Here is an excerpt from the Famous Deva of Curse of Strahd! The Abbot as they all call him has fallen when players first find him, but here is a story cataloging his descent into madness. There is litt... more
Monster: The Basilisk Statement by Crusoe Dawn Crusoe Dawn, along with his crew The Phantom Cloaks, is on a rescue mission. There is an island at the end of Dead Mans Straight, that the locals call Basilisk isle. With a weird temple to some snake god... more
I love the atmosphere of this podcast! The ability to truly put DnD monsters into the perspective of beings of horror instead of just an enemy to fight.
Love listening to this podcast with my dad
We get mad at each other if we listen to an episode without each other
Love this podcast, hearing about the different montsers and the story going on in the background is great and brings it back to a DnD story.
This podcast is wonderful. The first person narration of adventurers or bystanders as their lives brush up against the monstrous is perfect. Monsters (seemingly chosen at random) from the monster manual are truly pillars in the narrations instead of simple props to feed adventuring parties. Great podcast!
It’s like the Magnus archives for dnd! What’s not to love? I sometimes wish the monster was not in the tittle so it would be a surprise but I understand why the creators would not do that.
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Apple Podcasts | #135 |
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