What’s more, these mind flayers have a goal somewhat similar to one of the central threats faced by players in Baldur’s Gate 3 – ceremorphosis, the process of becoming a mind flayer. While ...

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In a new video discussion focused on the upcoming campaign book Phandelver & Below: The Shattered Obelisk, Dungeons & Dragons developers chat about the adventure's antagonists, mind flayers, and ...

Vampiric mind flayers can’t be created through normal means, and thus have only made occasional appearances in D&D adventures and lores. The creatures are created by implanting a mind flayer tadpole ...

They’re evil, they eat brains, and they enslave other races. So when Dungeons & Dragons Lead Designer Mike Mearls suggests that they’re a species that might generate empathy in a player, my ears perk ...