If the thoul takes acid or fire damage, this trait doesnвЂ™t function at the start of the thoulвЂ™s next turn. The thoul regains 10 hit points at the start of its turn. The thoul has advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on smell. Senses darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception 10 I brought these special guests in from B/X to terrorize my players:ДЎ6 (+3) 15 (+2) 15 (+2) 10(0) 14 (+2) 8 (в€’1)Д¬ondition Immunities charmed, exhaustion, poisoned What monsters do you think that are scariest to players and characters? My groups hate them, fear them, and will run of them as far as they encounter them. ten shadows can destroy the morale of the most tenacious group, as they have resistance to almost everything, they drain strenght (a fact that even non strenght-based character fear, as it conducts to instant death, but the paladin or the fighter will hate too), they can fastly reproduce, they have an almost unsurpassable stealth factor, and they are as scary as. Orcs with chainmail and shield are terrific, as they can think a strategy and coordinated action, but ultimately they won't last long Zombies are cool, because Undead Fortitude, but they lack the frightening factor of a 'converting' bite, and they act last. I reach to the conclussion that Shadows are one of the most dangerous, obnoxious and hated creatures. Undead have no care for conditions that other creatures have (suffocation -they can go underwater easily-, fear, poison, disease).Creatures that drain stats are the most terryfying foes, because they thwart the ability of players to fight them.Creatures with damage resistance and stealth abilities are usually very terryfying.Massive damage can put a player in death risk, but it won't necessarily won a battle, because his allies usually kill it before the downed character has made the three Death Saves. And low-initiative monsters are usually cannon fodder. Because of the economy of rounds and battles, not many single piГ±ata monsters, like let's say an ogre, can pose a threat to a party, because of the amount of damage that a single player can output.I'm being mastering D&D 5Вє since it came out, and I have directed two different tables, and I find ot several things:

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