List of Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition monsters

See also: List of Dungeons & Dragons monsters

Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition (see editions of Dungeons & Dragons) was released in 2000. The first book containing monsters to be published was the Monster Manual, released along with the other two "core" rulebooks. Wizards of the Coast officially discontinued the 3rd Edition line upon the release of a revision, known as version 3.5, in 2003, with the Monster Manual reprinted for the revised edition.

TSR 11552 – Monster Manual (2000)

Creature	Page	Other appearances	Variants	Description
Aboleth	15			Psionic fish-like amphibian found in underwater lakes and rivers capable of enslaving other creatures.
Achaierai	15–16	Fiend Folio (1981)		Large, flightless bird. Evil and intelligent, it originates from the plane of Acheron.
Allip	16			Undead spirit of someone driven to madness and suicide. Looks as it did in life, but with features distorted by madness.
Animated object	17–18			Mundane object animated by magic.
Ankheg	18			Large, burrowing creature with mandibles and a chitinous shell capable of spitting acid.
Aranea	19			Intelligent giant spider capable of changing forms and of utilising sorcerous magic.
Arrowhawk	19–20			Bird-like creature from the Elemental Plane of Air.
Assassin vine	20–21			Plant that strangles passers-by.
Athach	21			Very large and strong biped with a third arm on its chest.
Azer	22	Monster Manual II (1983)		Flaming dwarf from the Elemental Plane of Fire.
Barghest	22–23	Monster Manual II (1983)		Lawful evil outsider that changes from the form of a large goblin to that of a wolf.
Basilisk	23–24			Reptilian monster that petrifies opponents with a gaze.
Behir	24			40-foot-long (12 m), snake-like monster with very hard scales capable of shooting lightning from its mouth.
Beholder	25	Monster Manual I (1977)		Floating orb with a single eye in its center, a large mouth and ten smaller eyes on stalks capable of several magical effects.
Belker	26	Planescape Monstrous Compendium III (1998)		Evil air elemental that resemble a demon in the form of smoke.
Blink dog	26			Intelligent, lawful good canine with the ability to teleport.
Bodak	27			Undead creature created when someone is destroyed by the touch of absolute evil.
Bugbear	27–28			Large, aggressive goblin.
Bulette	28			20-foot-long (6.1 m) quadrupedal predator known as a "landshark" covered in bluish plates and scales.
Carrion crawler	29			Subterranean scavenger able to paralyze opponents with its tentacles.
Celestial	29–33			Any one of a number of creatures from a plane of good. Lantern archon, hound archon, avoral (guardinal), ghaele (eladrin), trumpet archon, astral deva, planetar and solar listed.
Centaur	33–34			Reclusive creature from woodland with the body and legs of a horse attached to the torso and upper body of a humanoid.
Chaos beast	34–35			Monster from a chaotic plane with an ever-changing form and the ability to turn other creatures to formless goo.
Chimera	35			Monster with the hindquarters of a goat, forequarters of a lion, wings of a dragon and heads of all three.
Choker	36			Subterranean predatory aberration of a humanoid shape with long limbs that grabs and strangles prey.
Chuul	36–37			Amphibious aberration that appears to be a cross between a crustacean, an insect and a snake.
Cloaker	37–38			Intelligent creature of chaotic neutral alignment resembling a black cloak.
Cockatrice	38			Cross between a lizard, cockerel and bat able to turn flesh to stone.
Couatl	38–39			Lawful good, highly intelligent creature resembling a winged snake. Worshipped in regions it inhabits.
Darkmantle	39			Cave dwelling creature that resembles a stalagmite when at rest. Able to create magical darkness, it defeats enemies by engulfing and constricting them.
Delver	39–40			Aberration that lives deep underground and feeds on rock.
Demon	41–47			Any one of many types of chaotic evil outsiders from the plane of the Abyss. Includes the sub-type of tanar'ri demons.
Destrachan	47
Devil	48–53
Devourer	53–54			Very large undead creature found on the Astral and Ethereal planes. Appears to be a large skeleton with strands of flesh and a tiny figure trapped in the ribcage.
Digester	54			Fast moving creature resembling a predatory dinosaur that can spit acid.
Dinosaur	55–56			Any of several real-world dinosaurs. Listed are deinonychus, elasmosaurus, megaraptor, triceratops and tyrannosaurus.
Dire animal	56–59			Larger and more aggressive versions of an ordinary animal. Listed animals are rat, weasel, badger, bat, ape, wolverine, wolf, boar, lion, bear, tiger and shark.
Displacer beast	59–60			Savage yet stealthy predator resembling a puma with six legs and tentacles growing from its shoulders.
Doppelganger				A humanoid shape-changer race infiltrating society for its own convenience
Dragon	61–76			Any of five chromatic (evil) or five metallic (good) intelligent winged lizards that grow to be very large and powerful.
Dragon turtle	76–77			A type of steam-breathing dragon with the shell of a giant turtle. Lives primarily in the open seas.
Dragonne	77			A relatively small, leonine-like dragon type. Its breath weapon (contrary to traditional dragons) is its loud roar.
Drider	78			A drow mage or cleric outcast transformed into a hideous centauroid spider-creature by the power of the goddess Lolth.
Dryad	78–79			A human-like female tree spirit.
Dwarf	79–81
Elemental	81–85
Elf	85–87
Ethereal filcher	87
Ethereal marauder	88
Ettercap	88–89			A goblinoid creature with poisonous fangs and a certain affinity with spiders, particularly giant ones.
Ettin	89–90			A double-headed giant-like creature distantly related to orcs.
Formian	90–92
Frost worm	92–93
Fungus	93–94			Described are the shrieker and violet fungus
Gargoyle	94
Genie	94–96
Ghoul	97
Giant	98–102
Giant eagle	102–103
Giant owl	103
Gibbering mouther	104
Girallon	104–105	3.5 edition revised Monster Manual (2003), fourth edition Monster Manual (2010)		An eight-foot tall gorilla with four arms and white fur
Gnoll	105–106
Gnome	106–107
Goblin	107–108
Golem	108–111			Divided into several types: flesh, clay, stone, and iron golem
Gorgon	111
Gray render	112	The gray render appeared in the third edition Monster Manual (2000), and in the 3.5 revised Monster Manual (2003). The gray render appeared in the fourth edition Monster Manual 2 (2009).		A gray render is a big, bulky, bulbous creature which stands 9 feet tall, despite a hunched posture, and 4 feet wide and long. It has a short tail, and a bullet-shaped head with six small, yellow eyes.
Grick	112–113
Griffon	113–114
Grimlock	114			A blind, savage humanoid cave-dwelling race
Hag	115–116			Divided into several types: sea hag, annis, and green hag
Halfling	116–117
Harpy	117–118
Hell hound	118
Hippogriff	118–119
Hobgoblin	119–120
Homunculus	120–121
Howler	121
Hydra	121–123			May possess anything between five to twelve heads
Invisible stalker	123
Kobold	123–124
Kraken	124–125
Krenshar	125
Kuo-toa	125–126
Lamia	126–127
Lammasu	127
Lillend	128
Lizardfolk	128–129
Locathah	129–130
Magmin	130
Manticore	130–131
Medusa	131
Mephit	132–134			Described are the air mephit, dust mephit, earth mephit, fire mephit, ice mephit, magma mephit, ooze mephit, salt mephit, steam mephit, and water mephit
Merfolk	135
Mimic	135–136
Mind flayer	136–137
Minotaur	137
Mohrg	137–138
Mummy	138
Naga	138–140			Described are the water naga, spirit naga, dark naga, and guardian naga
Night hag	140
Nightmare	140–141
Nightshade	141–143			Described are the nightwing, nightwalker, and nightcrawler
Nymph	143
Ogre	144			Described are the ogre and ogre mage
Ooze	145–146			Described are the gray ooze, gelatinous cube, ochre jelly, and black pudding
Orc	146–147
Otyugh	147–148
Owlbear	148
Pegasus	148–149
Phantom fungus	149
Phase spider	150
Phasm	150–151
Planetouched	151–152			Described are the aasimar and tiefling
Pseudodragon	152
Purple worm	152–153
Rakshasa	153–154
Rast	154
Ravid	154–155
Remorhaz	155
Roc	156
Roper	156–157
Rust monster	157
Sahuagin	157–158
Salamander	159–160			Described are the flamebrother, average salamander, and noble salamander
Satyr	160
Sea lion	160–161
Shadow	161
Shadow mastiff	162
Shambling mound	162–163
Shield guardian	163–164
Shocker lizard	164
Skeleton	165			Described are the tiny, small, medium-size, large, huge, gargantuan, and colossal skeleton
Skum	166
Slaad	166–169			Described are the red slaad, blue slaad, green slaad, gray slaad, and death slaad
Spectre	169–170
Sphinx	170–171			Described are the androsphinx, criosphinx, gynosphinx, and hieracosphinx
Spider eater	171–172
Sprite	172–173			Described are the grig, nixie, and pixie
Stirge	173–174
Tarrasque	174–175
Tendriculos	175
Thoqqua	175–176
Titan	176
Tojanida	177			Described are the juvenile, adult, and elder tojanida
Treant	178
Triton	178–179
Troglodyte	179
Troll	180
Umber hulk	180–181
Unicorn	181
Vampire spawn	182
Vargouille	182–183
Wight	183
Will-o'-wisp	183–184
Winter wolf	184
Worg	184–185
Wraith	185–186
Wyvern	186
Xill	187
Xorn	187–188			Described are the minor xorn, average xorn, and elder xorn
Yeth hound	188–189
Yrthak	189
Yuan-ti	190–191			Described are the pureblood, halfblood, and abomination yuan-ti
Zombie	191–192			Described are the tiny, small, medium-size, large, huge, gargantuan, and colossal zombie
Ape	193
Baboon	193
Badger	193
Bat	193–194
Bear, black	193–194
Bear, brown	193–194
Bear, polar	194
Bison	194
Boar	194
Camel	194–195
Cat	195
Cheetah	195
Crocodile	195–196			Described are the crocodile and giant crocodile
Dog	195–196
Dog, riding	196
Donkey	196
Eagle	196
Elephant	196–197
Hawk	196–197
Horse	196–197			Described are the heavy horse, heavy warhorse, light horse, and light warhorse
Leopard	197–198
Lion	198
Lizard	198			Described are the lizard and giant lizard
Monkey	198–199
Mule	198–199
Octopus	199			Described are the octopus and giant octopus
Owl	199
Pony	199–200			Described are the pony and warpony
Porpoise	200
Rat	200–201
Raven	200–201
Rhinoceros	200–201
Shark	200–201			Described are the medium-size, large, and huge shark
Snake	200–202			Described are the constrictor, giant constrictor, tiny viper, medium-size viper, large viper, and huge viper
Squid	200–202			Described are the squid and giant squid
Tiger	203
Toad	203
Weasel	203
Whale	203–204			Described are the baleen whale, cachalot whale, and orca whale
Wolf	204
Wolverine	204
Giant ant	205			Described are the worker giant ant, soldier giant ant, and queen giant ant
Giant bee	205–206
Giant beetle	205–206			Described are the giant bombardier beetle, giant fire beetle, and giant stag beetle
Giant praying mantis	206–207
Giant wasp	206–207
Monstrous centipede	206–208			Described are the tiny, small, medium-size, large, huge, gargantuan, and colossal monstrous centipede
Monstrous scorpion	207–209			Described are the tiny, small, medium-size, large, huge, gargantuan, and colossal monstrous scorpion
Monstrous spider	208–210			Described are the tiny, small, medium-size, large, huge, gargantuan, and colossal monstrous spider
Celestial creatures	211			Template; sample celestial creature is a celestial lion
Fiendish creatures	211–212			Template; sample fiendish creature is a dire rat
Ghost	212–213			Template; sample ghost is a 5th-level human fighter
Half-celestial	213–214			Template; sample half-celestial is a unicorn
Half-dragon	214–215			Template; sample half-dragon is an ogre
Half-fiend	215–216			Template; sample half-fiend is a medusa
Lich	216–217			Template; sample lich is an 11th-level human wizard
Lycanthrope	217–221			Described are the werebear, wereboar, wererat, weretiger, and werewolf
Vampire	221–222			Template; sample creature is a fifth-level human fighter

WTC 11832 – Monster Compendium – Monsters of Faerûn (2001)

Creature	Page	Other Appearances	Variants	Description
Aarakocra	11
Aballin	11–12
Abishai	12–14			Described are the white, black, green, blue and red abishai, baatezu subraces
Alaghi	14–15
Asabi	15–16			Described are the asabi and stingtail
Banedead	16–17
Baneguard	17			Described are the baneguard and direguard
Banelar	18
Bat, Deep	18–20			Described are the bonebat, night hunter and sinister
Beast of Malar	20–21			Described are the hunting panther, claw slayer and bat form
Beholder Mage	21–22			A prestige class for beholders
Beholderkin, Death Kiss	22–23
Beholderkin, Eyeball	23–24
Beholderkin, Gouger	24
Bullywug	25
Chitine	26
Choldrith	27
Chosen One	27–28
Cloaker Lord	28–29
Crawling Claw	29–30
Darkenbeast	30–31
Dark Tree	31–32
Deepspawn	32–33			Described are the deepspawn and its spawn
Demon, Ghour	33–34
Demon, Yochlol	34–35
Doppelganger, Greater	35–36
Dragon	36–38
-- Brown Dragon	38–40
-- Deep Dragon	40–41
-- Fang Dragon	41–42
-- Shadow Dragon	42–44
-- Song Dragon	44–45
Dragonkin	45–46
Dread Warrior	46–47
Dwarf, Faerûnian	47–48			Described are the shield dwarves, gold dwarves, duergar, arctic dwarves, urdunnir and wild dwarves
Firenewt	48–49
Ghaunadan	49
Giant	50–51			Described are the fog and phaerlin giant
Giant Strider	51–52
Gibberling	52
Goblin, Dekanter	53
Golem, Gemstone	53–56			Described are the ruby, emerald and diamond golem
Golem, Thayan	56
Green Warder	57
Groundling	57–58
Gulguthydra	58–59
Half-fiend, Draegloth	59
Helmed horror	60
Hybsil	61
Ibrandlin	62
Ice Serpent	62–63
Leucrotta	63–64
Malaugrym	64–65
Meazel	65–66
Myrlochar	66–67
Nishruu	67–68
Nyth	68–69
Peryton	69
Phaerimm	70
Planetouched, Genasi	71–72			Described are the air, earth, fire and water genasi
Planetouched, Tiefling	72–74			Described are the fey'ri and tanarukk
Pterafolk	74
Quaggoth	75
Shalarin	76
Sharn	76–78
Siv	78
Spectral Panther	79
Spider, Subterranean	79–80			Described are the hairy and sword spider
Stinger	80–81
Tall Mouther	81–82
Tomb Tapper	82–83
Unicorn, Black	83–84
Wemic	84
Zombie, Tyrantfog	85
Beast of Xvim	85–87			Template; sample creature is a hell hound beast of Xvim
Curst	87–88			Template; sample creature is a 5th-level human fighter curst
Ghost	88–89			Template; sample creatures are the doomsphere, ghost dragon, spectral harpist, watchghost and Zhentarim spirit
Lich	89–90			Template; sample creatures are the alhoon (illithilich) and banelich
Lich, Good	90	Lost Ships (1990) (Archlich)		Template; sample creatures are the archlich and baelnorn
Lycanthrope	91–93			Template; sample creatures are the werebat, werecrocodile, wereshark, lythari and werecat
Revenant	93–94			Template; sample creature is a 7th-level elven sorcerer revenant
Yuan-ti	94–96			Template; sample creatures are a 5th-level human rogue tainted one and a 5th-level human rogue broodguard

WTC 11835 – Psionics Handbook (2001)

Creature	Page	Other Appearances	Variants	Description
Astral Construct (1st through 9th Level)	140–142			Construct of raw ectoplasm that can be molded to any form by the summoner (defaults to a roughly humanoid form).
Blue	142–143			A blue-skinned goblin that is somewhat smaller than an average goblin.
Brain Mole	143–144	Eldritch Wizardry (1976), Monster Manual (1977), The Complete Psionics Handbook (1991)		Small rodent that is virtually identical to its common relative.
Caller in Darkness	144			A swirling mist that contains tens of horror-struck humanoid faces.
Cerebrilith	145			Humanoid in shape, roughly 8 feet (2.4 m) tall with an elongated skull that joins with its hunched back.
Crysmal	146	Monster Manual II (1983)		Crystalline scorpion-like body with 6–8 legs and a sharp stinger.
Folugub	146–147			A beetle creature roughly 6 feet (1.8 m) long and 180 pounds.
Githyanki	147–148	Fiend Folio (1981)		Humanoid with gaunt features, yellowed skin, and jet black hair.
Githzerai	149	Fiend Folio (1981)		Humanoid with gaunt features, skin of yellow-green, and clawed fingers.
Intellect Devourer	150	Eldritch Wizardry (1976), Monster Manual (1977), The Complete Psionics Handbook (1991)		A brain-shaped body supported by four legs with clawed feet.
Neothelid	150–151	The Illithiad (1998)		Worm-like creature 10 feet (3.0 m) in diameter and 100 feet (30 m) long with four long tentacles protruding from the lamprey-like maw.
Phthisic	151–152			Warped resemblance of the individual from which it was spawned, standing roughly 10 feet (3.0 m) tall with spines, sharp teeth, and claws.
Psion-Killer	152–153			A crystal golem that is roughly 10 feet (3.0 m) tall and 2,500 pounds.
Puppeteer	153			Small brown-colored leech lacking limbs or sensory organs.
Temporal Filcher	154			Four armed, one legged creature with thick torso, neck, and head which has a single horn.
Thought Eater	154–155	Eldritch Wizardry (1976), Monster Manual (1977), The Complete Psionics Handbook (1991)		A skeleton with scraps of flesh resembling a large feline but with claws and skull resembling a bird of prey.
Udoroot	155–156			Carnivorous plant consisting of a large bulb below the surface and six 'crowns' resembling sun flowers above the surface.

WTC 11836 – Forgotten Realms – Campaign Setting (2001)

Creature	Page	Other Appearances	Variants	Description
Animal	308–309			Described are the pack lizard, riding lizard, spitting crawler, two-headed adder, winged viper and tressym
Beholder, Death Tyrant	309–310
Dracolich	310–312			Template
Gargoyle, Kir-Lanan	312–313
Rothé	313–314			Described are the deep, ghost and surface rothé
Shade	314–315			Template; sample creature is Leevoth, a 3rd-level wizard/8th-level fighter shade

WTC 11850 – Manual of the Planes (2001)

Creature	Page	Other Appearances	Variants	Description
Astral Dreadnought	159–160
Bariaur	161
Celestial	162–164			Two varieties listed below.
--Firre (Eladrins)	162–164
--Leonal (Guardinal)	162–164
Demon	164–166			Three varieties listed below.
--Uridezu (Tanar'ri)	164–166
--Armanite (Tanar'ri)	164–166
--Goristro (Tanar'ri)	164–166
Devil	166–168			Two varieties listed below.
--Spinagon (Baatezu)	166–168
--Narzugon (Baatezu)	166–168
Energon	168–169			Two varieties listed below.
--Xag-Ya	168–169
--Xeg-Yi	168–169
Ephemera	169–172			Three varieties listed below.
--Dusk Beast	169–172
--Ecalypse	169–172
--Umbral Banyan	169–172
Genie	172–174			Two varieties listed below.
--Dao	172–174
--Marid	172–174
Githyanki	174–176
Githzerai	176
Inevitable	176–179			Three varieties listed below.
--Zelekhut	176–179
--Kolyarut	176–179
--Marut	176–179
Mercane	179–180
Paraelemental	180–185			Varieties include: Ice, Magma, Ooze, and Smoke. Levels include: Small, Medium, Large, Huge, Greater, and Elder.
Yugoloth	185–188
--Canoloth	185–188
--Mezzoloth	185–188
--Nycaloth	185–188
--Ultroloth	185–188
Half-Elemental	188–190			Template
Shadow Creatures	190–191			Template
Elemental Creatures	191–196			Template
Wood Element Creatures	196–197			Template
Axiomatic Creatures	197–198			Template
Anarchic Creatures	198–199			Template
Petitioner	199–200			Template

WTC 12015 – Oriental Adventures (2001)

Creature	Page	Other Appearances	Variants	Description
Bajang	145–146			Evil nature spirit that resembles a short, fat humanoid with claw-like hands and feet.
Bakemono	146
Bisan	147
Bog Hag	147–148
Buso, Tigbanua	148–149
Centipede, Spirit	149–150
Doc Cu'o'c	151
Dokufu	151–152
Dragon, Lung	152–163			Any of eight powerful and intelligent spirit creatures of various forms based on their 'elemental' types (listed below).
– Yu Lung (Carp Dragon)	152–155			Body of a large carp with reptilian head and forearms and a beard. Juvenile form of all lung dragons.
– Chiang Lung (River Dragon)	152–154, 155–156			Long, eel-like body with four short limbs ending in webbed feet and has multicolored beard and long horns.
– Li Lung (Earth Dragon)	152–154, 156–157			Body of a lion with a humanoid face and wings with long, peacock-like feathers.
– Lung Wang (Sea Dragon)	152–154, 157–158			Body of a turtle with fin-like appendages and a reptilian head, whiskers, and horns.
– Pan Lung (Coiled Dragon)	152–154, 158–159			Long, thin, multicolored reptilian body with a vibrant mane and dark whiskers.
– Shen Lung (Spirit Dragon)	152–154, 159–161			Reptilian body with clawed feet, spike-covered tail, spined back, and with two horns on the top of the head.
– T'ien Lung (Celestial Dragon)	152–154, 161–162			Long, serpentine body that wraps about itself, brightly colored mane and whiskers and golden beard.
– Tun Mi Lung (Typhoon Dragon)	152–154, 162–163			Resembles a multicolored salamander with a large mouth and sharp clawed feet.
Gaki	163–165			Undead spirits of mortals who must serve punishment for their actions. Types: Jiki-niku-gaki (commoners), Shikki-gaki (healers), Shinen-gaki (soldiers), Jiki-ketsu-gaki (shamans, monks).
Ghost	165–166			Adaptation of standard ghosts to an oriental campaign. Also, brief descriptions of Akikage (ninja assassin), Chu-u (legless ghost), Con-tinh (maiden), Hanging Ghost (ghost of a suicide), Kuei (unavenged spirit), and Ubume (death during childbirth).
Hannya	166–167			Upper body of an old woman with forked tongue, lower body of a serpent.
Hebi-No-Onna	167–168			Attractive human female clad with many gemstones and with snakes hidden within their sleeves.
Hengeyokai	168			Shapeshifter that can be in animal, half-animal half-human, or human forms.
Hopping Vampire	169			Body of a poorly buried individual that returns to semi-life. Remains partially rigid and must 'hop' to move.
Kappa	169–170			Short, stooped humanoid with a turtle shell for a back, webbed and clawed feet and hands, green skin, and an indentation on the top of the head that holds a small amount of lake water.
Ki-Rin	170–171			Resembles a unicorn with gold scales and a thick mane.
Korobokuru	171–172			Wild and unkempt oriental dwarves that resemble their common counterparts.
Mamono	172			Shapeshifter that appear skinless with a single eye in their forehead, long razor-like blades for arms and a large mouth in their abdomen in their natural form.
Naga, Shinomen	172–175			Human head and body with a serpentine tail in place of legs. Includes five bloodlines: Greensnake, Chameleon, Asp, Cobra, and Constrictor.
Nat	175–177			Lesser spirit that appears like a short humanoid with bright skin, long claws, dark hair, and fangs. Includes Einsaung Nat, Hkum Yeng Nat, and Lu Nat subtypes.
Nature Spirit	177–178			In natural form appears like a piece of nature (rock, tree, etc.). Commonly seen in humanoid form.
Nezumi	178–179			Appear like giant rats that walk on their hind legs.
Oni	179–180			Any of three varieties of giant humanoids with animal features (listed below).
– Common Oni	179–180			8 feet (2.4 m) tall and extremely muscular, covered with coarse hair and with long fangs and horns.
– Go-Zu Oni	179–180			Slightly larger than Common Oni but with the head of a bull.
– Me-Zu Oni	179–180			10 feet (3.0 m) tall and 1000 pounds with the head of a horse.
Oni, Shadowlands	181–188			Any of twelve varieties of evil outsiders (listed below).
– Haino no Oni	181–182
– Ashi no Oni	181–182
– Sanru no Oni	181–182
– Kamu no Oni	181–184
– Shikibu no Oni	181, 183–184
– Ugulu no Oni	181, 183–184
– Akuma no Oni	181, 184–185
– Kyoso no Oni	181, 185–186
– Yattoko no Oni	181, 185–186
– Byoko no Oni	181, 186–187
– Gekido no Oni	181, 187–188
– Tsuburu no Oni	181, 187–188
Onikage	188–189
Pennagogolan	189–190
Rokuro-Kubi	190–191
Shirokinu-Katsukami	191–192
Spirit Folk	192–193
Tako	193
Tasloi	193–194
Tengu	194–195
Toad, Giant	195–197
Tsuno	197–198
Wang-Liang	198–199
Yeti	199–200
Yuki-On-Na	200

WTC 88158 – Savage Species (2003)

Creature	Page	Other Appearances	Variants	Description
Feral Creature	115–116			Template to be added to any corporeal humanoid or monstrous humanoid. A sample Feral Minotaur is described.
Gelatinous Creature	116–118			Template to be added to any living creature except an ooze. A sample Gelatinous Brown Bear is described.
Ghost Brute	118–120			Template to be added to any animal, magical beast, or plant with a Charisma score below 8. A sample Ghost Hound is described.
Incarnate Construct	120–121			Template to be added to any construct creature with a humanoid form. A sample Incarnate Stone Golem is described.
Insectile Creature	121–122			Template to be added to any giant, humanoid, or monstrous humanoid. A sample Insectile Ogre is described.
Monstrous Beast	122–124			Template to be added to any animal or vermin. A sample Monstrous Stag Beetle is described.
Multiheaded Creature	124–126			Template to be added to any corporeal creature that has a discernible head. A sample Multiheaded Hell Hound is described.
Mummified Creature	126–128			Template to be added to any corporeal animal, giant, or humanoid. A sample Mummified Ogre is described.
Reptilian Creature	128–129			Template to be added to any humanoid, monstrous humanoid, or giant. A sample Reptilian Bugbear is described.
Spectral Creature	129-			Template to be added to any aberration, animal, dragon, giant, humanoid, magical beast, or monstrous humanoid. A sample Spectral Cloaker is described.
Symbiotic Creature	131–132			Template to be added to any two living creatures of the following types: animal, humanoid, plant, or vermin. One of the two must be two size categories smaller than the other. A sample Symbiosis of a Bugbear and a Stirge is described.
Tauric Creature	132–133			Template combining one small or medium corporeal humanoid or monstrous humanoid and one medium or large corporeal animal, magical beast, or vermin with four or more legs. A sample Tauric of a Griffon and Hobgoblin is described.
Umbral Creature	134–135			Template to be added to any aberration, animal, dragon, giant, humanoid, magical beast, or monstrous humanoid. A sample Umbral Ettin is described.
Wight	136–137			Template to be added to any humanoid. A sample Troglodyte Wight is described.
Winged Creature	137–138			Template to be added to any animal, giant, humanoid, monstrous humanoid, or vermin. A sample Winged Dog is described.
Wraith	138–140			Template to be added to any humanoid. A sample Kobold Wraith is described.
Yuan-Ti	140–142			The "Tainted One" and "Broodguard" templates may be added to any human. A sample Yuan-Ti Tainted One is described.
Anthropomorphic Animal	214–215			Template to be added to any non-dire animal. A sample Anthropomorphic Donkey is described.
Desmodu	218–220
Loxo	221
Thri-Kreen	222

WTC 88159 – Arms and Equipment Guide (2003)

Creature	Page	Other Appearances	Variants	Description
Beetle Buckler	15
Climbdog	76–77
Thudhunter	77–78
Axebeak	83–84
Hippocampus	84
Equine Golem	87–88
Zaratan	88–89
Soarwhale	89
Giant Dragonfly	90–91
Giant Firefly	91
Jade Locust	133

WTC 88161 – Book of Vile Darkness (2002)

Creature	Page	Other Appearances	Variants	Description
Demon	169–174			Described are the Mane (Tanar'ri), Rutterkin (Tanar'ri), Bar-Igura (Tanar'ri), Babau (Tanar'ri), Shadow Demon, and Chasme (Tanar'ri).
Devil	175–177			Described are the Kocrachon (Baatezu) and Ghargatula (Baatezu).
Eye of Fear and Flame	177
Kython	178–181			Described are the Broodling, Juvenile Kython, Adult Kython, Impaler, Slaymaster, and Slaughterking.
Vaath	182
Vilewight	183
Bone Creature	184–185			Template to be added to any nonundead, corporeal creature with a skeletal system. A sample Bone Bugbear Rogue is described.
Corpse Creature	185			Template to be added to any nonundead, nonconstruct, nonplant corporeal creature. A sample Corpse Human Barbarian is described.
Corrupted Creature	186			Template to be added to any corporeal creature that is not an outsider. A sample Corrupted Wolf is described.

WTC 88165 – Deities And Demigods (2002)

Creature	Page	Other Appearances	Variants	Description
Cyclops	132–133			Giant humanoid notable for a single eye in the forehead; from the Olympian pantheon.
Faun	133–134			Woodland humanoid of the Olympian pantheon.
Minion of Set	158–159			Warrior servant of the evil god Set from the Pharaonic pantheon.
Mummy, Greater	159–161			Template added to a humanoid character. Also includes a sample Greater Mummy.
Einherjar	199–200			Fallen warrior chosen to fight at the time of Ragnarok.
Valkyries	200–201			Quasi-deity female warrior of the Asgardian pantheon.

WTC 88169 – Epic Level Handbook (2002)

Creature	Page	Other Appearances	Variants	Description
Abomination	157–169			The unwanted offspring of a deity and another being. Immortal, spiteful, destructive creatures of immense power.
Behemoth	169			Described are the behemoth eagle and behemoth gorilla
Brachyurus	170
Colossus	170–174			Described are the stone colossus, flesh colossus, and iron colossus
Demilich	174–177
Devastation vermin	177–179			Described are the devastation centipede, devastation spider, devastation scorpion, and devastation beetle
Dragon, advanced	179–181
Dragon, epic	181–186			Described are the force dragon and prismatic dragon
Elemental, primal	186–189			Described are the air, earth, fire, and water primal elementals
Genius loci	190–191
Gibbering orb	191–192
Gloom	192–193
Golem	193–195			Described are the mithral golem and adamantine golem
Ha-naga	195
Hagunemnon (protean)	196–197
Hoary hunter	197–198			Described are the hoary hunter and hoary steed
Hunefer	198–200
Lavawight	200
Legendary animal	201–202			Described are the legendary bear and legendary tiger
LeShay	202–203
Living vault	203–204
Mercane	204–205
Mu spore	205–206
Neh-thalggu (brain collector)	206–208
Paragon mind flayer	208–210			Template; the paragon mind flayer is the sample creature for the paragon creature template
Prismasaurus	210–211
Pseudonatural troll	211–213			Template; the pseudonatural troll is the sample creature for the pseudonatural creature template
Ruin swarm	213–214
Shadow of the void	214–215
Shape of fire	215
Sirrush	216–217
Slaad	217–219			Described are the white slaad and black slaad
Tayellah	220
Thorciasid	220–221
Titan, elder	221–222
Treant, elder	223
Umbral blot (blackball)	223–224
Uvuudaum	224–226
Vermiurge	226–227
Winterwight	227–228
Worm that walks	228–230

WTC 88268 – Monster Manual II (2002)

Creature	Page	Other Appearances	Variants	Description
Abeil	22–24			Described are the Vassal, Soldier, and Queen.
Ash Rat	24–25
Asperi	25–26
Automaton	27–28			Described are the Pulverizer and Hammerer.
Avolakia	28–29
Banshee	30–31
Bladeling	31
Blood Ape	32–33
Boggle	33–34
Bogun	34–35
Bone Naga	35–36
Bone Ooze	36–37
Braxat	37–38
Breathdrinker	39
Bronze Serpent	40–41
Captured One	204–206			Template to be added to a preexisting monster.
Catoblepas	41
Celestial	42–44			Described are the Cervidal and Lupinal.
Chain Golem	44–45
Chaos Roc	45–46
Chimeric Creature	206–207			Template to be added to a preexisting monster.
Cloaked Ape	45
Clockwork Horror	47–49			Described are the Electrum, Gold, Platinum, and Adamantine Horrors.
Cloud Ray	49–50
Corollax	50–51
Corpse Gatherer	51–52
Crimson Death	53
Darktentacles	54–55
Death Knight	207–209			Template to be added to a preexisting monster.
Deathbringer	55–56
Demon	56–62			Described are the Abyssal Maw, Abyssal Skulker, Abyssal Ravager, Jovoc (Tanar'ri), Palrethee (Tanar'ri), Zovvut, Jarilith (Tanar'ri), and Kelvezu (Tanar'ri).
Desmodu	62–65
Desmodu Bat	65–66			Described are the Hunting Bat, Guard Bat, and War Bat.
Devil	67–69			Described are the Advespa (Baatezu), Amnizu (Baatezu), and Malebranche (Baatezu).
Dinosaur	70–74			Described are the Cryptoclidus, Allosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Quetzalcoatlus, Seismosaurus, and Spinosaurus.
Dire Animal	74–76			Described are the Dire Horse, Elk, Elephant, Toad, Hawk, and Snake.
Dragon, Gem	77–87			Described are the Amethyst, Crystal, Emerald, Sapphire, and Topaz Dragons.
Dread Guard	87–88
Dune Stalker	88–89
Effigy	89–90
Elemental Weird	90–93			Described are the Air, Earth, Fire, and Water Weirds.
Ether Scarab	94
Ethereal Doppelganger	94–95
Ethereal Slayer	96
Famine Spirit	96–97
Felldrake	97–99			Described are the Crested Felldrake, Spitting Felldrake, and Horned Felldrake.
Fiendwurm	99–100
Fihyr	100–101			Described are the common and Great Fihyr.
Firbolg	101–102
Fire Bat	102–103
Flesh Jelly	104
Fomorian	105
Forest Sloth	106
Frost Salamander	107
Galeb Duhr	107–108
Gambol	108–109
Giant	109–114			Described are the Forest, Sun, Ocean, and Mountain Giants.
Glimmerskin	114–115
Golem	115–118			Described are the Stained Glass, Brass, and Dragonflesh Golems.
Gravecrawler	118–119
Gravorg	119–120
Greenvise	120–121
Grell	121–122
Grimalkin	122–123
Grizzly Mastodon	123
Half-Fiend (Durzagon)	124
Half-Golem	209–212
Hellfire Wyrm	125–126
Hook Horror	126–127
Immoth	127–128
Ixitxachitl	128–130			Described are the Average and Vampiric Ixitxachitl.
Jahi	130–131
Jermlaine	131
Juggernaut	132–133
Julajimus	133–134
Kopru	134–135
Leechwalker	135
Legendary Animal	136–139			Described are the Legendary Eagle, Ape, Wolf, Snake, Horse, Bear, Tiger, and Shark.
Leviathan	139–140
Linnorm	140–144			Described are the Gray Linnorm, Dread Linnorm, and Corpse Tearer.
Loxo	144–145
Marrash	145–146
Meenlock	146–147
Megalodon	147–148
Megapede	148
Monster Of Legend	213–214			Template to be added to a preexisting monster.
Moonbeast	149–150
Mooncalf	150–151
Moonrat	151–152
Morkoth	152–153
Mudmaw	153–154
Myconid	154–157			Described are the Junior Worker, Average Worker, Elder Worker, Guard, Circle Leader, and Sovereign.
Needlefolk	158
Neogi	158–160			Described are the Neogi Spawn, Adult Neogi, and Great Old Master Neogi.
Nethersight Mastiff	160–161
Nightmare Beast	161–162
Nimblewright	162–163
Ocean Strider	163–164
Orcwort	165–166			Described are the Wortling and adult Orcwort.
Ormyrr	167
Phase Wasp	168
Phoenix	168–169
Planetouched	169–171			Described are the Chaond and Zenythri.
Psurlon	171–173			Described are the Average, Elder, and Giant Psurlons.
Ragewind	173–174
Raggamoffyn	174–176			Described are the Tatterdemanimal, Common Raggamoffyn, Guttersnipe, and Shrapnyl.
Rampager	177
Razor Boar	220–221			Template to be added to a preexisting monster.
Reason Stealer	178–179
Red Sundew	179
Rogue Eidolon	180
Rukarazyll	181–182
Runic Guardian	182–183
Scorpionfolk	221			Template to be added to a preexisting monster.
Shadow Spider	184
Sirine	185
Spawn Of Kyuss	186–187
Spell Weaver	187–188
Spellgaunt	188–189
Spellstitched	215–216			Template to be added to a preexisting monster.
Spirit of the Land	189–191
Stone Spike	191
Swamplight Lynx	191–192
Sylph	192–193
Tauric	216–217			Template to be added to a preexisting monster.
Tempest	193–194
Teratomorph	194–195
Thri-Kreen	195–196
Titanic	217–218			Template to be added to a preexisting monster.
Twig blight	197			Small plant creature that hides among healthy foliage.
Vaporighu	197–198
Warbeast	219			Template to be added to a preexisting monster.
Windghost	198–199
Wyste	200
Yak Folk	200–201
Yugoloth	202–204			Described are the Marraenoloth, Arcanaloth, and Yagnoloth.

WTC 88661 – Fiend Folio (2003)

Creature	Page	Other Appearances	Variants	Description
Abrian	12
Abyssal Ghoul	12–13
Ahuizotl	14
Aoa	14–15			Described are the Droplet and Sphere.
Aquatic Ooze	16–18			Described are the Bloodbloater, Flotsam Ooze, and Reekmurk.
Bacchae	18–20
Bhut	20–21
Blackstone Gigant	21–22
Blood Hawk	22–23
Bloodthorn	23–24
Bonespear	24–25
Canomorph	25–29			Described are the Haraknin, Shadurakul, and Vultivor.
Caryatid Column	30–31
Century Worm	31–32
Chronotyryn	33–34
Chwidencha	34–35
Crawling Head	35–36
Crypt thing	36–37
Dark Ones	37–39			Described are the Dark Creeper and Dark Stalker.
Darkweaver	39–41
Death Dog	41–42
Demodand	42–45			Described are the Farastu, Kelubar, and Shator.
Demon	46–55			Described are the Alkilith (Tanar'ri), Blood Fiend, Klurichir (Tanar'ri), Maurezhi (Tanar'ri), Myrmyxicus (Tanar'ri), Skulvyn, and Wastrilith.
Deva	55–57			Described are the Monadic and Movanic Devas.
Devil	57–61			Described are the Paeliryon (Baatezu) and Xerfilstyx (Baatezu).
Dire Rhinoceros	61
Disenchanter	62–63
Ethereal Ooze	63–64
Ethergaunt	64–68			Described are the Black, Red, and White Ethergaunts.
Fensir	68–71			Described are the Fensir and Rakka.
Feytouched	71
Fhorge	72
Flame Snake	73–76			Described are the Minor, Lesser, and Greater Flame Snakes.
Formian	76			Described are the Armadon, Observer, and Winged Warrior.
Fossergrim	79–80
Gathra	80–81
Giant	81–83			Described are the Bog and Shadow Giants.
Golem	83–89			Described are the Blood Golem of Hextor, Brain Golem, Demonflesh Golem, and Hellfire Golem.
Half-Fey	89–90			Described are the Half-Fey Centaur and general Half-Fey template.
Half-Illithid	90–92			Described are the Half-Illithid Lizardfolk and general Half-Illithid template.
Half-Troll	92–94			Described are the Half-Troll Barbazu and general Half-Troll template.
Huecuva	94–95			Described are a sample Huecuva and the general Huecuva template.
Hullathoin	96–97
Imp	97–100			Described are the Bloodbag, Euphoric, and Filth Imps.
Indricothere	100–101
Inevitable	101–103			Described are the Quarut and Varakhut.
Iron Cobra	103–104
Ironmaw	104–105
Jackal Lord	105–107
Jackalwere	107
Kaorti	108–110
Keeper	111–112
Kelp Angler	112–113
Kelpie	114–115
Khaasta	115–116
Kuldurath	116
Living Holocaust	117–118
Lucent Worm	118–119
Maelephant	120–121
Maug	121–123
Maulgoth	123–124
Megatherium	124–125
Mongrelfolk	125–126
Necrophidius	126–127
Nerra	127–130			Described are the Kalareem, Sillit, and Varoot.
Octopus Tree	130–132
Ocularon	132–133
Ophidian	133–134
Oread	134–135
Phiuhl	135–136
Planetouched	136–139			Described are the Maeluth, Mechanatrix, Shyft, and Wispling.
Quth-Maren	139–140
Rilmani	140–143			Described are the Aurumach, Cuprilach, and Ferrumach.
Rukanyr	144–145
Sarkrith	145–146			Described are the Spelleater and Thane.
Sea Drake	147–148
Selkie	148–149
Senmurv	149–150
Shadar-Kai	150–152
Shadow Asp	152–153
Shedu	153–154
Skulk	154–155
Skybleeder	155–156
Slaad, Mud	157–158
Slasrath	158
Spectral Lurker	158–160
Spirit of the Air	160–161
Sporebat	161–162
Spriggan	162–163			Described are the Natural and Enlarged Forms.
Steel Predator	163–164
Sunwyrm	164–165
Swarm	166–173			Described are the Abyssal Ant Swarm, Plague Ant Swarm, Cranium Rat Swarm (Lesser Pack, Average Pack, and Greater Pack), Locust Swarm (Bloodfiend and Rapture), Scarab Beetle Swarm, Viper Swarm, and Wasp Swarm.
Swordwraith	173–174
Terlen	174–175
Terror Bird	175–176
Thunder Worm	176–177
Ti-Khana	177–178			Described are the Ti-Khana Deinonychus and general Ti-Khana template.
Tunnel Terror	179
Ulgurstasta	180–181
Varrangoin	181–185			Described are the Arcanist, Lesser, and Rager Varragoins.
Vine Horror	185
Vorr	186
Wendigo	186–188			Described are a sample Wendigo and the general Wendigo template.
Wicker Man	188–190
Yellow Musk Creeper	190–191
Yellow Musk Zombie	191–193			Described are the Yellow Musk Zombie Orc and general Yellow Musk Zombie template.
Yuan-Ti Anathema	193–195
Yugoloth	196–198			Described are the Piscoloth and Skeroloth.
Yurian	198–199
Zodar	199

WTC 96582 – Miniatures Handbook (2003)

Creature	Page	Other Appearances	Variants	Description
Abyssal eviscerator	45–46	D&D Miniatures: Archfiends set #44 (2004)
Aspect	46–55	Fiendish Codex II (2006) (Asmodeus, Mephistopheles), Dragon Magic (2006) (Bahamut, Tiamat)		Described are the aspect of Asmodeus, Bahamut, Demogorgon, Hextor, Kord, Lolth, Mephistopheles, Nerull, Orcus, Tiamat, and Vecna
Bright naga	55–56	D&D Miniatures: Dragoneye set #45 (2004)
Catfolk	56–57	D&D Miniatures: Archfiends set #11 (2004), Races of the Wild (2005)
Cave dinosaurs	57–59			Described are the cave ankylosaurus, cave triceratops, and cave tyrannosaurus
Crucian	59	D&D Miniatures: Giants of Legend set #24 (2004), Sandstorm (2005)
Cursed spirit	60	D&D Miniatures: Archfiends set #49 (2004)
Displacer serpent	60–61	D&D Miniatures: Giants of Legend set #43 (2004)
Equiceph	61–62
Gravehound	62	D&D Miniatures: Archfiends set #41 (2004)
Kruthik	62–64	D&D Miniatures: Deathknell set #37 (2005), Monster Manual (2008)		Described are the hatchling kruthik, adult kruthik, and greater kruthik
Mad slasher	64	D&D Miniatures: Aberrations set #54 (2004)
Magma hurler	65	D&D Miniatures: War of the Dragon Queen set #49 (2006)
Nothic	65	D&D Miniatures: Archfiends set #36 (2004)
Phargion	66
Protectar	66–67	D&D Miniatures: Giants of Legend set #11 (2004)
Ramadeen	67–68
Scaled stalker	68
Shadow beast	68–70	D&D Miniatures: War Drums set #35 (2006) (khumat), D&D Miniatures: Deathknell set #44 (2005) (thaskor)		Described are the ghirrash, khumat, and thaskor
Spark lasher	70–71
Stonechild	71–72	D&D Miniatures: Dragoneye set #9 (2004), Races of Stone (2004)
Walking wall	72	D&D Miniatures: War Drums set #6 (2006) (as "Elemental Wall")

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