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FIEND FOLIO Eric Cagle, Jesse Decker, James Jacobs, Erik Mona, Matt Sernett, Chris Thomasson, James Wyatt FIEND FOLIO Eric Cagle, Jesse Decker, James Jacobs, Erik Mona, Matt Sernett, Chris Thomasson, James Wyatt ADDITIONAL DESIGN ART DIRECTOR Richard Baker, Ed Bonny, Monte Cook, Dawn Murin Andy Collins, Bruce Cordell, Gwendolyn F.M. Kestrel, Paul Leach, COVER ART Sean K Reynolds, Steve Winter Brom, Henry Higginbotham DEVELOPERS INTERIOR ARTISTS Richard Baker, James Wyatt Glen Angus, Darren Bader, Thomas Baxa, Matt Cavotta, Dennis Cramer, Larry EDITORS Dixon, Jeff Easley, Scott Fischer, Lars Jennifer Clarke Wilkes, Miranda Horner, Grant-West, Jeremy Jarvis, Todd Gwendolyn F.M. 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Visit our website at www.wizards.com/dnd ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF MONSTERS Abrian . 12 Fensir. 68 Maulgoth . 123 Swarm . 166 Abyssal Ghoul . 12 Feytouched. 71 Megatherium. 124 Swordwraith Template. 173 Ahuizotl . 14 Fhorge . 72 Mongrelfolk. 125 Terlen. 174 Aoa . 14 Flame Snake. 73 Necrophidius. 126 Terror Bird . 175 Aquatic Ooze . 16 Formian. 76 Nerra . 127 Thunder Worm . 176 Bacchae . 18 Fossergrim . 79 Octopus Tree . 130 Ti-Khana Template . 177 Bhut . 20 Gathra . 80 Ocularon. 132 Tunnel Terror. 179 Blackstone Gigant. 21 Giant . 81 Ophidian. 133 Ulgurstasta . 180 Blood Hawk . 22 Golem . 83 Oread. 134 Varrangoin . 181 Bloodthorn. 23 Half-Fey Template. 89 Phiuhl . 135 Vine Horror . 185 CONTENTS Bonespear . 24 Half-Illithid Template . 90 Planetouched. 136 Vorr . 186 TABLE OF Canomorph . 25 Half-Troll Template. 92 Quth-Maren. 139 Wendigo Template . 186 Caryatid Column . 30 Huecuva Template . 94 Rilmani . 140 Wicker Man. 188 Century Worm. 31 Hullathoin . 96 Rukanyr . 144 Yellow Musk Creeper . 190 Chronotyryn . 33 Imp. 97 Sarkrith. 145 Yellow Musk Chwidencha. 34 Indricothere. 100 Sea Drake . 147 Zombie Template . 191 Crawling Head . 35 Inevitable . 101 Selkie. 148 Yuan-Ti Anathema . 193 Crypt Thing . 36 Iron Cobra . 103 Senmurv . 149 Yugoloth . 196 Dark Ones. 37 Ironmaw . 104 Shadar-Kai . 150 Yurian . 198 Dark Creeper . 38 Jackal Lord . 105 Shadow Asp . 152 Zodar. 199 Dark Stalker . 38 Jackalwere . 107 Shedu. 153 Appendix 1: Prestige Darkweaver . 39 Kaorti. 108 Skulk . 154 Classes . 200 Death Dog. 41 Keeper. 111 Skybleeder . 155 Fiend of Blasphemy. 200 Demodand . 42 Kelp Angler . 112 Slaad, Mud . 157 Fiend of Corruption . 202 Demon. 46 Kelpie . 114 Slasrath . 158 Fiend of Possession . 204 Deva . 55 Khaasta . 115 Spectral Lurker . 158 Appendix 2: Grafts Devil. 57 Kuldurath . 116 Spirit of the Air . 160 and Symbionts . 207 Dire Rhinoceros . 61 Living Holocaust . 117 Sporebat . 161 Appendix 3: Monsters Ranked Disenchanter . 62 Lucent Worm. 118 Spriggan . 162 by Challenge Rating . 223 Ethereal Ooze . 63 Maelephant . 120 Steel Predator . 163 Ethergaunt . 64 Maug . 121 Sunwyrm . 164 MONSTERS BY TYPE (AND SUBTYPE) Magical Beast: abrian, blood hawk, chronotyryn, cranium rat, death Aberration: ahuizotl, chwidencha, darkweaver, ethergaunts, half- dog, disenchanter, flame snakes, gathra, jackalwere, kuldurath, lucent illithid template, maulgoth, ocularon, phiuhl, rukanyr, skybleeder, worm, senmurv, shadow asp, shedu, spirit of the air, terlen, thunder slasrath, spectral lurker, symbionts (cerebral), tunnel terror, yuan-ti worm, ti-khana template, varrangoins anathema, yurian Monstrous Humanoid: jackal lord, khaasta, ophidian, sarkriths, (Air): spirit of the air skulk, yurian Animal: dire rhinoceros, fhorge, indricothere, megatherium, terror bird Ooze: aquatic oozes (Aquatic): ahuizotl, aquatic oozes, bog giant, demons (myrmyxicus, Outsider: aoa, bacchae, formians, keeper, nerras, planetouched, skulvyn, wastriltih) fossergrim, kelp angler, kelpie, sea drake, selkie, rilmani vine horror Outsider (Chaotic): canomorph (vultivor), demons (alkilith, klurichir, Construct: blackstone gigant, caryatid column, golems, inevitables, maurezhi, myrmyxicus, skulvyn, wastriltih), slaad (mud), steel predator, iron cobra, maug, necrophidius, wicker man, zodar symbiont (gutworm), vorr Dragon: sea drake, sunwyrm Outsider (Evil): canomorphs, demodands, demons (alkilith, klurichir, (Earth): maulgoth, oread maurezhi, myrmyxicus, skulvyn, wastriltih), devils, imps, kaorti, maele- Elemental (Air): living holocaust phant, symbionts (fiendish), vorr, yugoloths Elemental (Fire): living holocaust Outsider (Fire): haraknin canomorph (Extraplanar): abrian, abyssal ghoul, aoa, bacchae, bloodthorn, bone- Outsider (Good): devas spear, canomorphs, chronotyryn, darkweaver, demodands, demonflesh Outsider (Lawful): canomorph (haraknin), formians, inevitables, golem, demons, devas, devils, ethereal ooze, ethergaunts, fensirs, fhorge, maelephant, symbiont (soul tick) formians, gathra, hellfire golem, imps, inevitables, ironmaw, kaorti, Plant: bloodthorn, ironmaw, kelp angler, octopus tree, sporebat, vine keeper, khaasta, kuldurath, living holocaust, maelephant, maug, nerras, horror, yellow musk creeper, yellow musk zombie template shardar-kai, slaad (mud), slasrath, symbionts (fiendish), terlen, varran- (Reptilian): khaasta, ophidian goins, vorr, yugoloths (Shapechanger): canomorphs, jackalwere, selkie Fey: feytouched, fossergrim, half-fey template, kelpie, oread, phiuhl, (Swarm): bloodbloater ooze, ants, cranium rats, locusts, scarab rilmani, shardar-kai, spriggan, wendigo template beetle, viper, wasp (Fire): flame snakes (Symbiont): cerebral symbionts, fiendish symbionts, ghostly visage Giant: fensirs, giants, half-troll template Undead: abyssal ghoul, bhut, crawling head, crypt thing, demon Humanoid: dark ones, mongrelfolk (blood fiend), huecuva template, hullathoin, quth-maren, swordwraith (Incorporeal): bhut, ethereal
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