Not a Dead Communist

The origins of the D&D umber hulk are not clear. It predates what we'd now call 1E, first appearing in the Greyhawk supplement, and ...

The fourth race on my list of the seven key humanoid ‘monster’ races are the shape-shifting Zygons. Appearances The Zygons have a slightly u...

In regular English, the term 'devil', when not applied specifically to Satan, is essentially synonymous with 'demon'. Wherea...

The Erinyes originate in Greek myth, where they are goddesses of vengeance cursing kinslayers, oathbreakers, and the like; they are probably...

Third on my list of regularly appearing humanoid races are the Ice Warriors, another reptilian race, but notably different from the Silurian...

Given that "demon" is such a broad term in real-world mythology and religion, there are inevitably many different interpretations ...

The word "demon" comes from Ancient Greek where it was used to describe semi-divine beings and generally lacked the negative conno...