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CREDITS

D&D Lead Designers:

Mike Mearls, Jeremy Crawford

Additional

Monster Manual

Lead:

C.hristopher Perkins

Stat Block Development:

Chris Sims, Rodney Thompson,

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Peter Lee

Story Development:

Robert

Co~tri'Butors:

Bruce R. Cordell, Kim

'Mohan,

Chris

Dup1:1is, Tom La Pille, Miranda Horner, Jennifer Clarke Wilkes,

Steve Winter, Chris Youngs, Ben Petrisor, Tom Olsen,

R.A

Salvatore

Schwalb, Matt Sernett,

Steve Townshend, James Wyatt

Editing:

Scott Fitzgerald Gray

Managing Editor:

Jeremy Crawford

Producer:

Greg Bilsland

Art Directors:

Kate Irwin, Dan Gelon, Jon Schindehette,

Project Management:

Neil Shinkle, Kim Graham, John Hay

Production Services:

Cynda Callaway, Brian Dumas,

Jefferson Dunlap, David Gershman, Matt Knannlein,

Anita Williams

Brand and Marketing:

Nathan Stewart, Liz Schuh,

Mari Kolkowsky, Melissa Rapier,

Shauna

Narciso

Graphic Designers:

Bree Heiss, Emi Tanji, Barry Craig

Cover Illustrator:

Raymond Swanland

Interior Illustrators:

Tom Babbey, Daren Bader, John-Paul

Chris Lindsay, Shelly Mazzanoble, Hilary Ross,

Laura Tommervik, Kim Lundstrom, Trevor Kidd

Based on the original game created by

Balmet, Mark Behm, Eric Belisle, Michael Berube, Zoltan

Boros, Christopher Bradley, Aleksi Briclot, Filip Burburan,

Christopher Burdett, Sam B-

urley, Mike Burns, Wesley Burt,

Milivoj Ceran, Jedd Chevrier, Conceptopolis, Adam Danger

Cook, Julie Dillon, Dave Dorman, Jesper Ejsing, Emrah

Elmasli, Wayne England, Mike Faille, Toma Feizo Gas,

Emily Fiegenschuh, Tomas Giorello, E.M. Gist, Lars Grant-

West, E.W. Hekaton, jD, Jo· Hodgson, Ralph Horsley, Kurt

Huggins and Zelda Devon, Lake Hurwitz, Tyler Jacobson,

Vance Kovacs, Daniel Landerman, Lindsey Look, Daniel

Ljunggren, Raphael Lubke, Titus Lunter, Slawomir Maniak,

Andrew Mar, Brynn Metheney, Christopher Moeller, Mark

Molnar, Marco Nelor, Jim Nelson, Mark A. Nelson, Hector

Ortiz, Ryan Pancoast, Adam Paquette, Jim Pavelec, Kate

Pfeilschiefter, Steve Prescott, Vincent Proce, Darrell Riche,

Ned Rogers, Scott Roller, Jasper Sandner, Mike Sass, Marc

Sasso, llya Shkipin, Carmen Sinek, Craig J Spearing, Annie

Stegg, Zack Stella, Matt Stewart, Raymond Swan land,

Justin Sweet, Anne Stokes, Matias Tapia, Cory Trego-

Erdner, Autumn Rain Turkel, Cyril Van Der Haegen, David

Vargo, Franz Vohwinkel, Richard Whitters, Sam Wood, Ben

Wootten, Kieran Yanner, Min Yum, Mark Zug

E. Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson,

with Brian Blume, Rob Kuntz, James Ward,

and

Don Kaye

Drawing from further development by

J. Eric Holmes, Tom Moldvay, Frank Mentzer, Aaron Allston,

Harold Johnson, David "Zeb" Cook, Ed Greenwood,

Keith Baker, Tracy Hickman, Margaret We is, Douglas Niles,

Jeff Grubb, Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams,

Richard Baker, Peter Adkison, Bill Slavicsek, Andy Collins,

and Rob Heinsoo

Playtesting provided by

over 175,000 fans of D&D. Thank you!

Additional feedback provided by

Robert Alaniz, Anthony Caroselli, Josh Dillard, Curt Duval,

Sam E. Simpson Jr., Adam Hennebeck, Sterling Hershey,

Paul Hughes, Doug Irwin, Ken

Breese, Yan Lacharite, Tom

Lommel, Jonathan Longstaff, Rory Madden, Matt Maranda,

Paul Melamed, Mike Mihalas, David Milman, Daren Mitchell,

Claudio Pozas, John Proudfoot, Karl Resch, M. Sean Molley,

Sam Sherry, Pieter Sleijpen, David "Oak" Stark, Vincent

Venturella, Fredrick Wheeler, Arthur Wright

ON THE COVER

Raymond Swan land illustrates the Xanathar

ambushing explorers in the darkest depths

of Undermountain, proving that the beholder

crime lord's interests run deep beneath the

city ofWaterdeep.

620A9218000001 EN

ISBN: 978-0-7869-6561-8

First Printing:

September 2014

987654321

Disclaimer:

Any

similarities

between monsters depicted in

this book and monsters that actually exist are purely

coincidental.

That

goes double for mind

jlayers, which

absolutely, utterly, and completely do

not

exist,

nor do

they

secretly

run the

Da[D

team.

Do we

really need

disclaimer

tell

you

that? You

shouldn't

use your

brain to consider

such irrational thoughts.

They

only make the mind

cluttered,

c~nfused,

and

unpleasantly

chewy.

A good brain

nice,

tender, and barely

used.

ahead,

put

down this

book

and watch some reality

Internet

cat videos.

They're really

funny

these

days. You won't regret it.

We say

this

only

because

love you and

your

juicy,

succulent gamer

brain

DUNGEONS

DRAGONS

D&D,

Wizards of

the

Coast,

Forgotten Realms, the dragon

ampersand,

Player's Handbook

Monster Manual, Dungeon Master

Guide,

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laws

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States of America. Any

reproduction

unauthorized use

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CONTENTS

Introduction ..

...

Aarakocra

............

.......

Aboleth

.....

....

...

Angels

...

....

.....

.......

Animated Objects

.....

....

...

. 19

Ankheg

......

.......... 21

Azer ..........

......

...

.. 22

Banshee

.........

......

....

Basilisk

..............

.....

Behir

.................

Beholders ...........

..........

Blights

.......

...............

Bugbears

.......

.............. 33

Bulette

...

....

.......... 34

Bullywug .

.....

.........

.....

Cambion

............

...

Carrion

Crawler

................ 37

Centaur

...

.....

Chimera .....

..........

...

Chuul

...

....

Cloaker ......

......

...

Cockatrice

...

....

Couatl

....

........

Crawling

Claw

...

.....

Cyclops .....

......

...

Darkmantle

...

.....

...

Death Knight

...

. 47

Demilich

......

.... 48

Demons

.........

·"·

...

... 50

Devils

.........

.....

...

Dinosaurs

............

..... 79

Displacer Beast ........

.....

....

Doppelganger

........

.....

Dracolich

..................

Dragon,

Shadow ...

.........

Dragons

.............

Dragon

Turtle .............

119

Drider

........

.........

120

Dryad .

....

.........

....

...

121

Duergar

.............

122

Elementals

.............

....

123

Elves: Drow

....

.......

...

126

Empyrean

.................

. 130

Ettercap

......

.....

. 131

Ettin ..

.....

....

...

132

Faerie Dragon

......

133

Flameskull

........

...

134

Flumph

......

....

135

Fomorian ....

.....

136

Fungi ............

....

...

137

Galeb Duhr

...

.....

..........

139

Gargoyle

.....

...

.....

.. 140

Genies

.....

....

...

141

Ghost .

....

......

147

Ghouls .......

...........

148

Giants

........

....

149

Gibbering Mouther

....

......

.. 157

Gith ......

..........

.....

158

Gnolls

......

.....

162

Gnome,

Deep (Svirfneblin)

164

Goblins .................

.....

165

Colems ........

......

....

.. 167

Gorgon

.....

....

171

Grell

...

......

.......

172

Grick .

.......

...

........ 173

Griffon

.......

...

.....

174

Grimlock .

....

...

....

175

Hags

.............

...

....

176

Half-Dragon ..

...

...... 180

Harpy

....

...

181

Hell Hound

.......

...

... 182

Helmed Horror

..........

183

Hippogriff

.............

....

184

Hobgoblins

........

185

Homunculus

........

...

188

Hook Horror

...

....

......

189

Hydra

.....

...

.....

.. 190

Intellect

Devourer

............

191

Invisible Stalker

...........

192

Jackalwere

....

.......

.....

193

Kenku

.....

........

....

194

Kobolds ......

......

195

Kraken

.......

...

....

196

Kuo-toa

...

.......

......

198

Lamia

....

.......

...

.... 201

Lich

.........

.....

...

202

Lizardfolk

.......

........ 204

Lycanthropes ....

...

206

Magmin

.................

.....

212

Manticore ...........

.....

. 213

Medusa

...........

....... 214

Mephits

......

...

......

215

Merfolk

..........

....... 218

Merrow

.......

.....

....

......

219

Mimic

........

...

.......

220

Mind Flayer

....

.....

...

221

Minotaur .

...

....

........ 223

Modrons

........

....

.....

224

Mummies

...

....

227

Myconids

...

....

.... 230

Nagas ..

......

...

......

.... 233

Nightmare

.....

....

.....

235

Nothic ....

.....

........

236

Ogres ...

...

......

...

237

Oni

...........

....

......

239

Oozes

....

...

240

Orcs

...

................

....

244

Oty

ugh ..

.........

.... 248

Owlbear

.........

249

Pegasus .

...

........

......

250

Peryton

.......

.........

251

Piercer

...

........

.. 252

Pixie

.....

..........

...

253

Pseudodragon

........

...

254

Purple

Worm

.....

...

255

Quaggoth

.........

......

256

Rakshasa

.......

...

......

257

Remorhazes

.......

...

......

258

Revenant

...

....

.....

259

Roc

......

.........

...

....

260

Roper

.......

.........

261

Rust Monster

....

......

262

Sahuagin .......

....

......

...

263.

Salamanders

.....

....

...

. 265

Satyr

......

...

... .

.......

267

Scarecrow

....

.....

....

268

Shadow

.....

......... 269

Shambling

Mound

...

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~70

hield

Guardian

........... ...

271

Skeletons

....... 272

Slaadi ............

.....

·.

....

274

Specter .....

.......

....

279

Sphinxes

....

...

.........

280

Sprite

...

•..

......

...

283

Stirge

............

.........

284

Succubus/ Incubus

....

.......

285

Tarrasque

..................... 286

Thri-kreen

............

.......

288

Treant

......

.....

..... 289

Troglodyte

.....

......

290

Troll ......

.....

..... 291

Umber Hulk

...

............... 292

Unicorn

....

................

.. 293

Vampires

.......

.............

295

Water Weird

.........

. 299

Wight

.........

. 300

Will-o'-wisp

...

.......

...

301

Wraith

......

.......

.. 302

Wyvern .

...

.....

303

Xorn

...

.....

........ 304

Yetis

..........

...

305

Yuan-ti

......

.......

...... 307

Yugoloths

..................

311

Zombies

........

....

315

Append

A: Miscellaneous

Creatures ........

...

........

317

Appendix B:

Nonplayer

Characters ......

...

342

Index

of Stat

Blocks

....

351

INTRODUCTION

his

bestiary is

for

storytellers and world-

builders.

you

have

ever

thought

about

running a

DUNGEONS

DRAGONS game

for

your

friends,

either a single

night's

adventure

long-running

campaign,

this tome

contains

page

after

page

inspiration. It's

your

one-stop

shop

for

creatures

both malevolent

and

benign.

Some

of the

creatures

that inhabit the worlds of

D&D have

origins

rooted in

real-world mythology and

fantasy literature. Other

creatures are

D&D originals.

The monsters in this book have been

culled from all

editions of

the game. Herein

you'll

discover

classic

critters such as

the beholder

and

the displacer

beast next to more recent

creations such as

the

chuul

and

the twig blight.

Common

beasts mingle with the

weird

the terrifying,

and

the ridiculous. In

collecting

.mons~ers

from the past,

we've endeavored

to reflect the

multifaceted nature of the game,

warts and all.

D&D

monsters

come

all

shapes

and

sizes, with

stories

that

not only thrill us but

also

make us

smile.

you're

an experienced

Dungeon Master

(DM), a

few

of th<'; monster

write-ups

might

surprise

you, for we've

gone into the

Monster Manuals

yore

and

discovered

some

long-lost factoids. We've also

added a

few new

twists

Naturally,

you can

do with these

monsters what

you will. Nothing we

say

here is intended to

curtail

your creativity.

the minotaurs in your world

are

shipbuilders and

pirates, who

are

we to

argue with

you?

>It's your world,

after all.

WHAT

MoNSTER?

monster is defined

as any creature that can

interacted with

and

potentially fought

and

killed.

Even

something as

harmless

as a

frog or

benevolent

unicorn is

monster by this definition. The term

also applies

to humans, elves, dwarves,

and other

civilized

folk who might be friends or

rivals

to the player

characters.

Most of

the

monsters that haunt

the

D&D

world,

however,

are

threats that

are

meant

stopped:

rampaging demons,

conniving

devils,

soul-sucking

undead,

summoned elementals-

the list goes

on.

This

book contains ready-to-play, easy-to-run

monsters

of all

levels,

and

for nearly

every climate and

terrain imaginable. Whether your

adventure

takes place

swamp,

dungeon,

the outer

planes of existence,

there

are creatures

in this book to populate that

environment.

WHERE Do MoNSTERS DwELL?

you are

new to the D&D

game,

you might not be

familiar

with

the weird and wondrous places where

monsters

can

be found

and

fought.

DuN

When most people think of

dungeon, images of dark

cells

with iron bars and shackles spring to mind. In

the D&D game, the word

"dungeon"

takes on

broader

meaning to include

any enclosed,

monster-infested

location. Most dungeons

are

sprawling underground

complexes.

Here

are

a few other

examples:

ruined wizard's tower

atop

a lonely hill riddled with

goblin-infested

tunnels

•

pharaoh's pyramid filled with haunted

crypts and

secret treasure vaults

• A

lost city in

the

jungle,

overgrown

with

vines and

overrun

with demons and demon-worshiping

cultists

The icy tomb of

frost giant king

filthy, labyrinthine

sewer system controlled

gang of wererats

THE UNDERDA RK

How TO UsE THIS BooK

The best thing

about

being

DM is that you

get

to invent

your own fantasy

world and

bring it to life,

and

nothing

brings a D&D

world

to life more than the

creatures

that inhabit it. You might read

monster's

entry

and

spurred

create an adventure

revolving

around

it,

or you might have

an awesome

idea for

dungeon

and

need just the right monsters to populate it.

That's

where

the

Monster Manual

comes

in handy.

The

Monster Manual

one

of three books that form

the foundation

the DUNGEONS

DRAGONS game,

the other two being the

Player's Handbook

and

the

Dungeon Master's Guide.

The

Monster Manual,

the

Dungeon Master's Guide,

book for DMs. Use it

to populate your D&D

adventures

with pesky goblins,

stinky troglodytes, savage orcs,

mighty dragons,

and a

veritable horde

creepy crawlies.

Guidelines for

creating encounters

with monsters

can

be found in the

Dungeon Master's Guide.

That

book also

contains

wandering monster tables

and other

goodies

to help

you

use the monsters in this book in interesting

ways, as

well

as advice

for modifying monsters

and

creating

your own.

you've

never run

D&D

adventure

before, we

recommend that you pick up the DUNGEONS

DRAGONS

Starter Set,

which demonstrates how to take

bunch of

monsters and build

an exciting adventure around

them.

There

no greater dungeon than the Underdark, the

underworld beneath the surface world.

a vast

subterranean realm where monsters

accustomed

darkness dwell. It is

place filled with lightless

caverns

connected

by tunnels that wind

ever

downward. One

could

spend

lifetime (however brief!)

exploring

the

Underdark

and

find such places

the following:

mind flayer

prison

or asylum, filled with mindless

thralls

and

raving lunatics

lost dwarven necropolis

containing

row

after

row of

dusty tombs

waiting

to be plundered

• A

fortified

outpost

br- stling with

armaments,

guarding

the way to

magnificent drow

city

subterranean rift filled with giant fungi

and

ruled by

megalomaniacal beholder or mad fomorian king

• A

chain

rocky islands on

vast,

sunless sea

that's

home to

aboleths and

insane kuo-toa

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