Dungeons & Dragons 5e has essentially made Psionics a type of spellcasting, which works for the system but is far from how it should work. As a result, Mind Flayers are weaker than they should be.

Although mind flayers are one of Dungeons & Dragons’ most popular monsters and have appeared in many 5E adventures over the last decade, The Shattered Obelisk marks the first time that mind ...

Once this happens, the Mind Flayer uses its tentacles to invade your cranium with its extract brain ability. This move then extracts your brain which the monster then eats for a snack.

RELATED: Dungeons & Dragons: Best Low-Level Spells Thus, undead Mind Flayers or Alhoons, a.k.a. "illithiliches," do exist in the Forgotten Realms.

Dungeons & Dragons has invented a myriad of terrifying creatures in its 45-year history, yet the kids in Stranger Things couldn’t come up with a better name for people possessed by the Mind ...