Mustard jelly: An intelligent ooze that uses toxic gas in combat.Green slime: Non-mobile hazard that turns flesh into more green slime.Gray ooze: Seeping horror that resembles wet stone and corrodes metal like a black pudding.Gelatinous cube: A transparent, cube-shaped ooze that moves through square dungeon tunnels to absorb and digest organic matter.Black pudding: Black (or gray) puddings dissolve wood, and corrode metal.More have been introduced in subsequent editions of D&D and in other games. The most famous type of ooze, the gelatinous cube, was introduced in D&D's first supplement, Supplement I: Greyhawk, and has since appeared in films and TV outside D&D and been referenced in popular culture. Oozes have appeared as monsters in fantasy role-playing games since the original Dungeons & Dragons white box in 1974, which introduced four types (the ochre jelly, black pudding, green slime, and gray ooze).

A black pudding from the 1st edition Monster Manual.Īn ooze, also called a slime, jelly, pudding or blob, is a type of amorphous creature in various role-playing games, particularly Dungeons & Dragons.

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