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October 2022 Monster-A-Day




The Occularia Menace. (Weird West)

October 1: Ocularia Enticer

October 2: Ocularia Trancer

October 3: Ocularia Calcifier

October 4: Ocularia Abater

October 5: Ocularia Carrier

October 6: Ocularia Slayer

October 7: Ocularia Witherer

The Analeptician Plague. (Space Fantasy or Weird West)

October 8: Analeptican Angstmonger

October 9: Analeptician Mindbreaker

October 10: Analeptician Idhunter

October 11: Analeptician Egowracker

October 12: Analeptician Aphasiaemiter

October 13: Analeptician Woeweaver

October 14: Analeptician Follyfinder

Stellar Terrors (Space Fantasy)

October 15: Solarwind Specter

October 16: Voidcaller

October 17: Caricature

October 18: Curator

October 19: Congealed Nebula

October 20: Acherontia Doomsayer

October 21: Cosmic Siren

Universal Antagonists

October 22: Lady of Briers

October 23: The Vizier

October 24: The Skipper

October 25: The Folk Hero

October 26: The Patroness

October 27: The Golden Tiger

October 28: The Usurper

Big Bads

October 29: Niktokris of the Crescent.html

October 30: King Under Amber Emanation

October 31: Ersatz the Mimic

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