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Monsters such as the dragonfish are under-represented in the current edition of Dungeons & Dragons. Fish which lie camouflaged under sediment in shallow water with poisonous spines are scary, but not a way that makes in-game combat feel like it could take place in a thrilling fantasy movie.
I wish I had made the eyes black.
The dragonfish in its natural habitat: the apartment pool.
Here I am role playing a careless Tiefling psion who wades in a shallow stream in a rare arboreal oasis in Athas.
Never, ever do this: