How To Create A Homebrew D&D Monster!!!

[@MastertheGamerpg]

The style of this monsters almost looks like something you would see on the Simpsons. It is pretty cool.

[@XrayWabbits]

Your videos showing DM’ing stuff like this are my favorite things on KZbin. I casually DM my roommates in weekly sessions and have used your tips for my world map and several dungeons I’ve thrown at them. Keep up the great work!

[@JPCoovert]

Thank you!!! Love hearing this! You keep up the great work too!!!

[@Justin-bk2kh]

Woot woot more jp dnd minis! Thank you !

[@brunoprosaiko5542]

I loved this! I got to know your channel yesterday and I'm watching a lot of videos in a row, especially the ones about maps. I loved the one page dungeon and the monster. I hope to be able to watch the creation of other monsters on the channel. ^^

[@jacobcricenti1054]

You make dming very approachable to new people, I have a decent knowledge of this stuff and it is still great looking at your process. All i want is more videos 👍

[@smansam]

John Carpenters “The Corpse Monstrosity” would be a great follow up to “The Thing” 🤣 Such great work, thanks for the inspiration!!!

[@conorwong9303]

I might run this dungeon on Sunday, I love this homebrew monster!

[@JPCoovert]

Please let me know how it goes!!!!!

[@smartart6841]

Howd it go

[@conorwong9303]

@@smartart6841 it went super well I’ve ran it two times with different groups now as a mini quest for a level up and it’s been great fun each time:)

[@smartart6841]

@@conorwong9303 thats great! I want to start DMing soon,mainky because of all my homebrew monster ideas

[@dreddbolt]

I'm definitely getting some Matt Groening vibes from the faces. Aside from that, It does remind me when I use certain kinds of videogame bosses and other baddies for my games.

[@Juffacake]

I get a crazy Simpsons art style from this not sure why aha. Love your videos man!

[@JPCoovert]

I drew a few Simpson style mouths in there. Maybe the big round eyes with little pupils too!

[@lizardchurch985]

Just a suggestion but maybe you could do a how to make a homebrew race if you ever make one

[@parampampamkos5879]

Hi. I'm from Russia and I watch your great videos. However, it is difficult to understand them with automatic KZbin subtitles. It would be great if they were written correctly, even in English.Thank you for your work!

[@lololaresta]

cool video and cool art as usual!! makes me want to start playing dnd so much!

[@JPCoovert]

You should! It's so much fun!!!

[@Gamarishi]

Heeey, very nice to see your process of creation! Thanks for sharing it for free!

[@johnleach8553]

Very helpful. I have been contemplating creating my own monsters. John aka The Angry Dwarf

[@SpielKnights]

This is super rad. I'm cooking up a monster now. =D

[@kathyevans3251]

Ilove you ideas.We have been creating our own mosters.This was helpful

[@Phant0mTim]

I love this, and I would love to see more of dungeon packs like this by you. Really dig your style (both art but also instructional). i'm just waiting for one of my players to die so I can suggest that they visit this temple, ha.

[@LootBndt]

amazing art as always!

[@Shaundoesstuff32]

Do you use smoothing on your brush? Your lines are very clean with no shake whatsoever. I have a drawing monitor but my hands tend to shake and I can't get lines as clean as that.

[@JPCoovert]

It does take a lot of practice! I am pretty heavy handed, so I struggle with that. This might sound crazy, but learning how to control my breathing really helped. Draw big smooth lines while slowly exhaling. All that said, I did have smoothing on 10% for this! :P

[@dreamweaver3095]

Great video as always! Lovin' your series. What about if the monster held all the loose coins and gems in special non corrosive glands that are only discovered through an investigation check with a higher challenge. perhaps those glands can be made into special sacks with resistance by a wizard or alchemist?

[@JPCoovert]

Thank you! And yeah, totally! When it turns to sludge, the only thing left are the weapons, armor, and money from past adventurers!

[@kingofcrows8700]

If it sucks up a wizard can it use his/her spells? Can it use class features? Can it use smite from a paladin ? If a person has a magic item can it use it? Was it originally a single creature that absorbed others ?

[@JPCoovert]

Interesting idea! I didn't really consider it an intelligent creature, so I didn't plan on it being able to do that, but you can run it however you like!

[@kingofcrows8700]

@@JPCoovert can I use it in a campaign ?

[@JPCoovert]

@@kingofcrows8700 You can absolutely use it in your own game. I just ask that no one resells it anywhere.

[@kingofcrows8700]

@@JPCoovert Thank you. I would never do that. Keep up the good work

[@Phant0mTim]

Oh, also: would you ever think about making a high rez, "clean" PDF of the map that people could blow up and printout? My local print shop has a blueprint printer that this would probably cost about $5-7 dollars to print out in real-size. For something my buds and I are going to spend a couple hours doing, that seems worth it to me! Wonderful work, as always.

[@JPCoovert]

It's 300 dpi resolution right now. If you really wanted to blow it up larger, your best bet would be to vectorize it (image trace in Illustrator maybe?)

[@evescidery7720]

really cool

[@thomasadams5671]

The "asorbatrix" from Dr. Who.

[@nickgood3571]

The corpse monstrosity looks like it has some kind of tie to Juiblex.

[@JPCoovert]

That would be an awesome hook! A group of cultists could be trying to open a portal to the Abyss and out pops this thing!

[@yoboibeerus1387]

Can you show the stats?

[@JPCoovert]

First link in the description has them :)

[@joefixit888]

So the only way to kill it is with magic?

[@JPCoovert]

Nope! It's not immune or even resistant to physical damage. In fact, it takes double damage from a "consumed" creature.

[@joefixit888]

@@JPCoovert is there any way to free the players consumed by it

[@gaurdiankahn]

You literally made the abomination from last of us 2 before they did :-D

[@JPCoovert]

Right?! But I have to have unconsciously stolen this idea from somewhere.