A gelatinous green jello-like blob with various human bones floating around inside it, cause when it eats you, and it will try, it dissolves you like a vat of acid, till theres nothing left but your bones floating around inside its semi-transparent globby form.

Flubber

aka gelatinous cube from d&d that's conveniently 10 ft across.

I have never played D&D and have no idea what you are referencing.
I am talking about the blobs I often find in city sewers in runescape.

They are often seen with gold coins and bits of armor and occasionally an arm or leg bone from a human inside them.  They are green like American money and are just transparent enough so that you can see all the cool loot and bones inside them.  And they try to eat you.

But you prove my point.  They are common enough to span multiple games, so they aren't something unique like creepers are to minecraft so I think we can have them without anyone whining about us stealing their idea.

And they are also in Zelda games.

A gelatinous green jello-like blob with various human bones floating around inside it, cause when it eats you, and it will try, it dissolves you like a vat of acid, till theres nothing left but your bones floating around inside its semi-transparent globby form.

Well it wasn't originally an island.  That tiny canal at the top that separates it from the island to the left, used to not be there.

It used to be one big island. But I chopped down a few trees and got rid of a bunch of dirt and sand and now its an island.

some sort of zombie or skeleton mob that reaches up out of the ground and grabs you when you walk over their grave and tries to pull you down into it to gnaw on your bones.

I've learned to tazer my door.  If you buy a couple handbuzzer joke toys and tape them to your doorknob so they are turned on, then people trying to enter your room without your permission will get shocked by the doorknob cause the current goes all the way through.

I also started writing notes on empty containers of things. People here like to drink the last of the milk or eat the last of the ice cream and just put the empty container back in where they found it.  So I just leave it in there too and write a note on the stuff to remind the person to stop leaving their empty containers in the fridge/freezer or at least go out and buy more if they are going to waste the last of it.

And I've gotten into the habit of buying and using scent spray for the bathroom.  Those cans of sprayable mist that smells like nice stuff.
I had to buy a few last Christmas cause people use the bathroom and don't bother airing it out afterwords. Smells aweful.
 So I bought frosted cherry and some sort of Christmas tree scent.  
I made it clear I was placing them in the bathroom for use after people are done using the bathroom.
I still seem to be the main person using them. Other people are just too lazy and careless to bother.

Marionette

Undead. Comprised of separated body parts that do not appear to be touching. Broken bones do not impair them, and limbs that are completely destroyed can be replaced by integrating compatible bodyparts from nearby.

As fun as that sounds, it seems to me like the only places you would find that would either be in a graveyard or Frankenstein's lab.

Erm... It'd be used in traps or used as a guardian, if anything. Piles of bodyparts aren't just lying around in graveyards. Unlike Effigies, Marionettes aren't stitched together. They're kind of like... Rayman, I guess. I'll try finding something that describes it better.

What kind of graveyards have you been to? What is a dead rotting corpse in the ground to be called except a pile of body parts that is just waiting to be dug up?

And I have no idea what a rayman is.  Sounds like some god of the sun or something... marionettes are wooden creatures hung by strings.

Here is a map of the island that the mansion will be on.

Link below.

https://imgur.com/1hFvDCu

coordinates are 2525.55 - 3140.26

No mansion on there yet as I just finished the underground tunnel, but it will be there soon.

And I think people will enjoy the glass elevator going up to the above ground from the underground tunnel.  
Its really just a glass tower from underground reaching up to the foot of the hill where the mansion will one day be,
but It looks pretty neat if I can say so myself.

Here is the great tower on the church of origin island that leads to an underground tunnel below the ocean, to stop at the foot of the hill on the other island where I will be building the great mansion.

I hope it works on your screens better than mine. it just shows a square with an X through it, indicating the image cannot be seen for some reason.
Not sure why.

https://imgur.com/JYKzz8q  <<here is the link to the image for those that cant see it on here like me.

Marionette

Undead. Comprised of separated body parts that do not appear to be touching. Broken bones do not impair them, and limbs that are completely destroyed can be replaced by integrating compatible bodyparts from nearby.

As fun as that sounds, it seems to me like the only places you would find that would either be in a graveyard or Frankenstein's lab.

Ok I having taken a closer look at the mansion image on top, I am sad to say I don't think the one in-game will be completely accurate.  The cuckoo clock for instance is difficult to make with the pieces in the game so I may have to leave that out.  

As well as the statue in the back of the room unless I can figure out what its supposed to be.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1w9DiGlZksU 

Red foo - lets get ridiculous

Just going to hide this in here: https://trello.com/b/ywJ5G0Tw/the-muddy-rogue

I haven't been able to work on anything for a few days because of work + wife out of town.  I'd like to get to something we can all play soon.  More on 'why the side track' another time.

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"this board may be private. you may be able to view it by logging in."

I don't have an account so I cant see it. 

some sort of flying mosquito meets poisionous spider hybrid.
It will either paralyze you and drink your blood or poison you and eat your flesh or whatever it is spiders do.


and weird killer bugs that can disguise themselves as fruit.

And slenderman!

oh and a mob that is actually a booby trap! some sort of plant, possibly a flower or something else that someone would be interested in picking up,
 that, once plucked, opens up a rapidly ingulfing sinkhole right below your feet and sucks you down into it like quicksand!

ooh and will-o-the-wisps which we could just call wisps!  totally benign as long as you don't attack them, but try to stab them with a sword or shoot a fireball at them or however we are going to be able to attack things in this game, and a wispmother appears! some tall lanky ghost lady with some billowing white dress and what looks like lace scarfs or shawls or something floating all about her as she rises out of the ground till she is floating above it.  And then she orchestrates the wisps in some sort of hivemind strategy to kill you!  Usually found in cemetaries or other outdoor places commonly known as places with lots of death.

The escalated quickly.  Heheh.

yeah, well you asked for mobs so naturally I considered the ideas of things I've encountered in other games.  Skyrim and fable and a few other medevial games have wisps, which apparently are the ghosts of dead children, which explains the whole whisp mother thing.  So I figured it would be fun to add them. 

In real life there is already some killer bug that can disguise itself as a banana or so I've heard, so adding other killer fruit bugs would be fun.

and mosquitos and spiders are already usually pretty deadly alone, combining them just makes sense.

Note: the bottom image is a tavern called "The Muddy Rogue"... which by the way is also the name of the game it is sitting in.

"The Muddy Rogue" works as a tavern/inn name but it's also kind of a double joke name.

Rogue being a cool old ASCII based RPG that has been redone enough as tile-based graphics games that it's now a whole 'rogue-like' genre.

MUD = multi-user dungeon being an old form of online text adventure, heavily RPG based, and sometimes even with ASCII graphics interfaces but mostly not.

So I thought "The Muddy Rogue" was a fitting name for a multi-user rogue-like game.

Oh. I thought it was the second floor for the mansion.   An inn is good too. I'll put that near the mansion then. 

Yes the muddy rogue is fitting cause rogues are usually pretty muddy.

some sort of flying mosquito meets poisionous spider hybrid.
It will either paralyze you and drink your blood or poison you and eat your flesh or whatever it is spiders do.


and weird killer bugs that can disguise themselves as fruit.

And slenderman!

oh and a mob that is actually a booby trap! some sort of plant, possibly a flower or something else that someone would be interested in picking up,
 that, once plucked, opens up a rapidly ingulfing sinkhole right below your feet and sucks you down into it like quicksand!

ooh and will-o-the-wisps which we could just call wisps!  totally benign as long as you don't attack them, but try to stab them with a sword or shoot a fireball at them or however we are going to be able to attack things in this game, and a wispmother appears! some tall lanky ghost lady with some billowing white dress and what looks like lace scarfs or shawls or something floating all about her as she rises out of the ground till she is floating above it.  And then she orchestrates the wisps in some sort of hivemind strategy to kill you!  Usually found in cemetaries or other outdoor places commonly known as places with lots of death.