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• Bulbasaur (3.5e Monster)  + (Bulbasaurs are an odd mixture of plant and …
  Bulbasaurs are an odd mixture of plant and animal. They grow out of the ground near bodies of water from bulbs dropped by [[Venusaur (3.5e Monster)|Venusaurs]], or from eggs laid by [[Ivysaur (3.5e Monster)|Ivysaurs]]. A Bulbasaur looks like a reptilian animal that is carrying a large green plant like a garlic bulb on its back. However, the two seemingly separate entities are permanently intertwined and the Bulbasaur can gain sustenance from eating with its mouth, or make its own food from soil and sunlight.
  make its own food from soil and sunlight.)
• Bulette Steak (3.5e Equipment)  + (Bulette meat is a deep purple-red and very lean. They are usually cooked as steaks very similar in appearance to beef. It's good for you, but said to be very tough and certainly an acquired taste.)
• Shout of Typhon (3.5e Spell)  + (Bull rush and stun a mass of creatures in a 60 foot cone, with various options in strength.)
• Anvil-Striking Charge (3.5e Maneuver)  + (Bull rush deals damage, push enemy into another to knock both prone.)
• Battlefield Bully (3.5e Feat)  + (Bull rush related benefits.)
• SRD5:Gorgon  + (Bull-like creature with metallic skin)
• SRD5:Bulette  + (Bullets are aggressive quadrupedal [[SRD5:Monstrosity|monstrosities]] that burrow though dirt as easily as a fish swims through water.)
• Bullywug Croaker (5e)  + (Bullywug bards)
• Bullywug Royal (5e)/Downfall  + (Bullywug leader)
• Bullywug Knight (5e)  + (Bullywug noble of chivalry)
• Dumphrey Frogart (5e)  + (Bullywug noble of chivalry)
• Bullywug Royal (5e)/Dunwater  + (Bullywug nobles)
• Gulpa'Gor (5e)  + (Bullywug nobles)
• Bullywug Common (5e)  + (Bullywugs are frog-like humanoids. They tend to live near swamps and are often encountered as henchmen (ex. Venger from the animated 1980's TV series))
• Duke Ickrind (5e)  + (Bullywugs are frog-like humanoids. They tend to live near swamps and are often encountered as henchmen (ex. Venger from the animated 1980's TV series))
• Bunnyoid (5e)  + (Bunnyoids appear as cute rabbits with tiny, blunt horns on their heads.)
• SRD5:Thief  + (Burglars, bandits, cutpurses, treasure seekers, explorers, delvers, and investigators)
• Living Jar (3.5e Race)  + (Burial jars filled with earth, hosting the body of an honoured warrior within themselves, they strive to prove their own worth.)
• Wildfire (3.5e Spell)  + (Burn a target with ever-spreading fire.)
• Biotic Inversion (3.5e Power)  + (Burn away your max hp to gain additional temporary power points.)
• Body Fuel (4e Feat)  + (Burn healing surges to recover power points)
• Brimstone Blast, Balmz (3.5e Invocation)  + (Burn those foes and cauterize them to prevent healing)
• Everburning Spell (3.5e Feat)  + (Burn with everlasting flame)
• Soul Scorch (3.5e Invocation)  + (Burn your enemy's '''soul'''.)
• Brimstone Spell (3.5e Feat)  + (Burn your evil foes with this fire)

• Essentia Overreach (3.5e Feat)  + (Burn your soul from both ends for temporary power.)

• Marathon (3.5e Power)  + (Double overland speed.)
• Wrong Place, Right Time (3.5e Feat)  + (You get under your opponent's feet at just the right time, causing them to move as you like.)
• Cashooie (3.5e Deity)  + (Cashooie can perceive the past perfectly, and therefore sees no reason for anything to exist for more than a moment.)
• Still Invocation (3.5e Feat)  + (Make a [[SRD:Charisma|Charisma]] check to invocate without moving.)
• Decanter of Endless Kittens (3.5e Equipment)  + (It's a decanter. I'm sure you can guess what comes out of it.)
• Extra Weapon (3.5e Feat)  + (You figure out how to wield one more weapon effectively, by holding it in your teeth or armpit or something.)
• Summon Steed (3.5e Spell)  + (You call a nearby mount to you.)
• Dork In A Bottle (3.5e Equipment)  + (The players aren't afraid of a simple pit trap, at least not until this one.)
• Die Pool for Ability Scores (3.5e Variant Rule)  + (Roll lots of d6 and place 3 results into each ability to determine ability scores.)
• Shadows of the Mage-Lords (3.5e Spell)  + (Call up shadows, deal negative levels in area.)
• Miniature Blast (3.5e Invocation)  + (Negate most firing penalties.)
• Nullstrain (3.5e Equipment)  + (Gain protection against spellstrained.)
• Ultrametamagical Sorcerer (3.5e Alternate Class Feature)  + (You sacrifice knowledge of higher level spells for extra levels of spell slots.)
• Grimoire Fighter (3.5e Alternate Class Feature)  + (You learn to deal massive damage with weapons that you've mastered.)
• Mage Knight (3.5e Feat)  + (You have learned the secrets to combining sword-work and sorcery.)
• Spell Drain (3.5e Feat)  + (Magical foes damaged by your spell also gain a [[Spellstrained (3.5e Condition)|spellstrained]] level.)
• Impressive Wordcasting (3.5e Feat)  + (Your spells may not do more to any given target, but they sure are big.)
• Sahuagin (3.5e Race)  + (Known to all others as sea devils, sahuagin have a reputation of being deadly raiders who strike at seaborne vessels and terrorize land settlements with destructive fury.)
• What's That? (3.5e Spell)  + (Hey, did you just see that? Too late, made you look, you just provoked an [[SRD:Attack of Opportunity|AoO]]! Mwahahahaha!)
• Corpselight Whisperer (3.5e Prestige Class)  + (Master of decay, and the secrets of the Will-o-Wisps.)
• Cloud Control (3.5e Power)  + (You manipulate the sky, producing weather to your specifications.)
• Races of War (3.5e Sourcebook)  + (No longer are we allowing our Fighting Men to go without a last name unless and until they get to fourth level without being eaten by an owlbear.)
• Tome of Fiends (3.5e Sourcebook)  + (This is the second entry in our line of articles begun with the the Tome of Necromancy, which is a reflection of how the rules for fiends ought to function.)
• Flaying Wind (3.5e Spell)  + (Create a blast of wind that strips flesh from bones.)
• Races of War (3.5e Sourcebook)/Warriors with Style  + (You don't have to ''see'' to kill.)