The amphisbaena is a giant poisonous snake about 10 feet long. It is often found lairing near a water source or in dark, damp locations. An amphisbaena moves on land by grasping one of …

Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to hit, reach 5 ft., one creature. Hit: 13 (2d8 + 4) bludgeoning damage, and the target is grappled (escape DC 16). Until this grapple ends, the creature is restrained, …

Found in Danger at Dunwater, these strange reptiles have a head at either end of their serpentine bodies, each one equipped with venomous fangs. To move, an amphisbaena uses one head …

Amphisbaena are vicious two-headed serpents noted for their ability to regenerate. The poison of an amphisbaena is about as potent as that of an ordinary serpent, though the fact that it is …

An amphisbaena (pronounced: /æmfɪsˈbeɪnɑː/ æm-fis-BAY-na[7] listen) resembled a pit viper with, instead of one head, two of them at each end of its body.[4] An amphisbaena's skin …

rubble in the center of the room is an amphisbaena—a giant, two-headed snake. It fights as a giant constrictor snake that can make two melee attacks on each of its turns, only one of which …

The reclusive amphisbaena is a dreaded viper with a head at either end of its thick, serpentine coils. It travels in a strange, undulant crawl akin to that of a sidewinder, looping the coils of its …