D&D Basic Monsters: Bugbear

Eldecrynn Sunday, August 28, 2016 , , , 2 comments
A classic D&D monster described as large hairy goblin giants, with a knack for sneaking up on people.

The "bug" in Bugbear probably comes from an old english word ("bugge") meaning a frightening thing, and it probably has the same roots as the word "bogeyman". I medieval litterature it was described as a creepy bear that lurked in the forests scaring children.



2 comments :

  1. Justin23 October 2016 at 08:54

    I like Bugbears. They feature prominently in my comic. I'm going to mention your blog there if that's OK.

    http://thekeepontheborderlands.thecomicseries.com/

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  2. Eldecrynn27 October 2016 at 15:32

    Sweet.

    Feel free to mention the blog :)
    The comic looks good... I'll have to sit down and do a proper catch up once I get the time.

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