d66/d18 Horrible Humanoids

Not done a d66 for a while now - here's 18 types of humanoid monster encounter you might run up against in your local megadungeon. Season according to your setting and system.

Number Appearing is d6 + dungeon level; HD can be capped at dungeon level. Damage d6.

Lone monsters are 50% specials with HD = average party level + dungeon level. Damage d6+1 (or d8).

Controlling Cloaks and Brain Bats are not humanoids, but will 50% be in possession of one as a host (roll again on this table for type if you like). If more than 1 is encountered, you can check for each or the one is trying to lure hosts for the others.

d66	Result
11,12	Hyperboreans. Short, slim, red hair and beards; Stone Age hand weapons but 50% chance of ancient technology that looks like magic; at least one spell each (B/X Elves). You’re a come-lately sub-being driving them inexorably to extinction, but they don’t automatically hold that against you.
13,14	Black Ichor Addicts. Wretched dungeoneers (human or otherwise) without a choice; if they don’t know where there is Black Ichor, they want to know; always initial Neutral Reaction.
15,16	Eyeless Cannibals. They don’t need eyes to find you (so you can surprise them even with a light); they don’t need clothes, either; don’t want to eat you more than they want to live.
21,22	Radioactive Dwarves. Solemn, slow, bald, robes and jewelry of lead; their very presence weakens and kills you; if they’re Hostile, it’s because their brains are rotten. You could reskin duergar, svirfnebli and similar - or give them psionics.
23,24	Minions. Of the dungeon master; they have been sent to foil or imprison you; know things you can beat out of them; 1 on d6, there’s a spell-caster with them; similar chance they have a double strength leader/ champion/ brute.
25,26	Doppelgangers. Whether made out of shadow or made out of meat, they want to walk into your life and then out of this dungeon; might not look like you at first.
31,32	Bandits. They only want your stuff, but will kill for it if they need to; probably not welcome in the dungeon, either; probably adventurers/ dungeoneers/ murderhobos like you.
33,34	Controlling Cloaks. A sort of vampire; clings to your back and shoulders; do what they say or they’ll bite and smother you; can’t go out in the daylight; good relations with Dark Ones, know where there is Black Ichor, hate Brain Bats and Frilled Priests.
35,36	Custodians. Cherub/putti, elemental manifestations that maintain and protect the dungeon; essentially neutral, they’re there to stop chaotic disruptions to the dungeon, so might step in to break up a fight. Reskinned B/X Halflings.
41,42	Berserkers. They can’t help it – they just love to fight. Odds/evens, they’re thigh-slapping Brian Blessed knock offs who’ll share a pint with you afterwards, or cruel bastards who like to cripple and kill.
43,44	Carrion Sifters. Ghoulish wretches that like to send others against others and pick over the corpses; spies for the Dark Ones, know where there’s Black Ichor and monster lairs.
45,46	Brain Bats. Ugly telepathic winged brains that are low-rent, off-brand mind flayers/ intellect devourers; it’s really obvious to everyone else if you’ve got one clinging to your head, but you have no idea; hate everyone.
51,52	Dark Ones. Ultimately out to dominate and supplant the human race, but never overlook an opportunity to do a little business; Hostile means you’ve stumbled on something private and secret. They run those incongruous shops in mega- & roguelike-dungeons. Cartilage instead of bones, nails and teeth; stretchy.
53,54	Cenobites. Flayed men and rubber maids, armed with hooks, chains, spikes, hooked and spiked chains, and flensing knives; they just want to share the exquisite pain with you. Each round, 2 on 2d6 they’re sucked back to their hell dimension - you might go with them if they’ve hooked and chained you.
55,56	Frilled Priests. Never stop pilgrimaging; can spit holy venom and use telescopic rods to shrink down and escape; interested in Black Ichor and Hyperboreans; know spells.
61,62	Lost Souls. Not quite alive, not quite undead; they’re attracted to your light and life, but can’t tolerate it for long; some can still remember their mortal lives.
63,64	Shape Devourers. What they kill and eat, they can turn into; if intelligent, they’re collectors/ connoisseurs; hate Doppelgangers and can recognise them.
65,66	Ancient Knights. They chose… poorly, and must guard the thing forever; not undead; cannot leave their charge; must be destroyed or they eventually reform and rise; at least full chainmail armour, with ancient weapons and shields; might never have seen a firearm.