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Summer Monster List This Is a Complete Listing of Every Miniature in the Summer Set of a Monster for Every Season A Summer Monster List This is a complete listing of every miniature in the Summer set of A Monster for Every Season. Monsters with multiple variations for under the same name (such as several different human wizards) are marked with a multiplier. Gender is only listed for monsters that have versions of each gender under the same name. * Monster did not appear in original 2013 Kickstarter version S † Monster included on a Legion Sheet Dragons (Page 6) Fire Archon Ash Disciple Kobold Bard Bloodseeker Drake Fire Archon Emberguard Kobold Civilian Brass Dragon (Gargantuan) * Fire Bat Kobold Dragonshield Brass Dragon (Huge) * Fire Elemental (Small) Kobold Gnomeslayer Brass Dragon (Large) * Fire Elemental (Medium) Kobold Leader Brass Dragon (Medium) * Fire Elemental (Large) Kobold Liutenant † Brass Dragon (Small) * Fire Elemental (Huge) Kobold Miner † Brass Dragon (Tiny) * Firelasher Kobold Minion † Crystal Drake * Fire Oracle Kobold Rat Master * Dracotaur Flame Snake Kobold Sergeant † Dracotaur Rager Magma Claw Kobold Sentry † Dragonne Magma Para-Elemental (Large) Kobold Shaman Half-Dragon Horse Magma Para-Elemental (Medium) Kobold Skirmisher † Half-Dragon Wolf * Magma Strider Kobold Skyblade † Horned Drake Magmin Kobold Slave Red Dragon (Colossal) Phoelarch Mage Kobold Slinger † Red Dragon (Gargantuan) Phoelarch Warrior Kobold Sorcerer Red Dragon (Huge) Phoera Kobold Thief Red Dragon (Large) Rast Kobold Trapsmith Red Dragon (Medium) Rockfire Dreadnought Kobold Weasel-Rider † Red Dragon (Small) Salamander Kobold Wyrmpriest Salamander Archer † Red Dragonwrought Kobold Fighters (Page 11) Salamander Firetail Urd * Dragonborn Fighter Salamander Flamebrother Urd Rock-Dropper * Drow Fighter (Female) Salamander Lancer † War Weasel † Drow Fighter (Male) Salamander Noble White Dragonwrought Kobold Dwarf Fighter (Female) x3 Thoqquaa Dwarf Fighter (Male) x3 Lizardfolk (Page 23) Elf Fighter x3 Genies (Page 18) Blackscale Lizardfolk † Gnome Fighter (Female) Efreet (Female) Blackscale Ranger Gnome Fighter (Male) Efreet (Male) Chameleonfolk Halfling Fighter (Female) Efreet Cinderlord Dark Talon Lizardfolk * Halfling fighter (Male) Efreet Noble Dark Talon Lizardfolk Champion * Half-Dragon Fighter Marid (Female) Dark Talon Lizardfolk Shaman * Half-Ogre Fighter (Female) Marid (Male) Dark Talon Lizardfolk King * Half-Ogre Fighter (Male) Dark Talon Lizardfolk Wasp-Rider * High Elf Fighter x2 Giants (Page 19) Firenewt *† Human Fighter (Female) x5 Fire Giant (Female) Firenewt Strider-Rider *† Human Fighter (Male) x5 Fire Giant (Male) Firenewt Warlock * Human Gladiator (Female) Fire Giant Cleric Firenewt Leader * Human Gladiator (Male) Fire Giant Forgecaller Giant Strider *† Human Guard (Female) † Fire Titan Greenscale Darter † Human Guard (Male) † Sea Giant (Female) Greenscale Hunter † Warforged Fighter x3 Sea Giant (Male) Greenscale Mystic Storm Giant (Female) Lizardfolk (with club) † Fire (Page 14) Storm Giant (Male) Lizardfolk (with spear) † Ash Rat Lizardfolk Archer *† Azer Beastlady Kobolds (Page 21) Lizardfolk Barbarian † Azer Foot Soldier Black Dragonwrought Kobold Lizardfolk Civilian * Azer Rager Blue Dragonwrought Kobold Lizardfolk Fighter Azer Taskmaster Green Dragonwrought Kobold Lizardfolk Human-Wrestler Azer Warrior Kobold † Lizardfolk Lieutenant † Fire Archon Blazesteel Kobold Barbarian † Lizardfolk Leader Lizardfolk Psion * Koalinth Blackguard * Shedu * Lizardfolk Ranger Koalinth Cleric * Skeleton † Lizardfolk Rogue Koalinth Leader * Stone Golem Lizardfolk Shaman Kooatowa † Lizardfolk Sorcerer Kooatowa Guard † Sahuagin (Page 40) Lizard King Kooatowa Harpooner † Sahuagin (Female) † Poison Dusk Lizardfolk Kooatowa Maruader † Sahuagin (Male) † Poison Dusk Lizardfolk Assassin * Kooatowa Monitor Sahuagin Baron Poison Dusk Lizardfolk Leader Kooatowa Slaver Sahuagin Chieftain Poison Dusk Lizardfolk Lieutenant Kooatowa Whip Sahuagin Malenti Poison Dusk Lizardfolk Shaman Locathah Sahuagin Mutant Poison Dusk Lizardfolk Wizard Locathah Crossbowman Sahuagin Netter † Venomtongue Locathah Druid Sahuagin Priestess Venomtongue Warlock Locathah Eel Rider * Sahuagin Raider † Locathah Leader Sahuagin Sentry Marine Animals (Page 26) Locathah Sergeant Sahuagin Warlock Baleen Whale (Humpback) Merfolk (Female) † Barracuda Merfolk (Male) † Sea Monsters (Page 41) Big Fish Merfolk Assassin Acid Shark Bigger Fish Merfolk Bard Blowfat Glowfish * Cachalot Whale (Sperm) Merfolk Crossbowman † Chuul Dire Barracuda Merfolk Druid Chuul Juggernaut Dire Eel Merfolk Wizard Cuttlefish Dire Shark Merrow * Dragon Eel Dolphin † Tortle Dragonfish Dolphin, Psionic Tortle Ninja Dragon Turtle (Huge) Eel Dragon Turtle (Gargantuan) * Electric Eel Ogres (Page 35) Eye of the Deep Giant Clam Oni Mage Hippocampus † Giant Leech Oni Night Haunter Ixitxachitl Giant Octopus Ogre (Female) † Ixitxachitl, Vampiric Giant Sea Anemone Ogre (Male) † Kapoacinth Giant Seahorse Ogre Barbarian Kelpie (Horse) Giant Squid Ogre Nightstalker * Kelpie (Humanoid) Jellyfish Ogre Savage Kraken Leopard Seal Ogre Shaman Monstrous Crab (Gargantuan) Little Fish Ogre Skirmisher Monstrous Crab (Huge) Manta Ray Ogre War Hulk Monstrous Crab (Large) Octopus Skullcrusher Ogre Monstrous Crab (Medium) Orca (Killer Whale) Zombie Ogre Monstrous Crab (Small) Otter Morkoth Porpoise Pyramid Guardians (Page 37) Nereid Sea Lion Androsphinx Nixie (Female) Shark (Huge) Criosphinx Nixie (Male) Shark (Large) Crypt Thing Nixie Druid Shark (Medium) Death Dog Nixie Queen Snapping Turtle Eater of the Dead * Scylla Squid Giant Mummy Sea Drake Stingray Giant Skeleton Sea Hag Swordfish Gynosphinx Sea Kitty Walrus Hiercosphinx Sea Serpent Horusfolk * Seawolf Oceanfolk (Page 32) Horusfolk Cleric * Seawolk (Hybrid Form) Aquatic Elf (Female) † Jackalwere * Sirine Aquatic Elf (Male) † Krenshar Aquatic Elf Gish Lammasu Water (Page 48) Aquatic Elf Ranger Marrulurk * Ooze Para-Elemental (Huge) * Aquatic Elf Rogue Marrusault * Ooze Para-Elemental (Large) Aquatic Elf Soldier † Marrutact * Ooze Para-Elemental (Medium) Aquatic Elf Wizard Minor Sphinx * Ooze Para-Elemental (Small) Aquatic Ogre Mummy † Water Elemental (Huge) Aquatic Troll (Scrag) * Mummy Knight Water Elemental (Large) Half-Celestial Locathah * Mummy Lord Water Elemental (Medium) Koalinth (Female) * Mummy Queen Water Elemental (Small) Koalinth (Male) * Mummy Wizard Water Grue Water Weird (Large) * Water Weird (Medium) Tojanida (Adult) Tojanida (Elder) Tojanida (Juvenille) Triton (Female) Triton (Male) Triton King Triton Spellcaster Water Archon Shoal Reaver Water Archon Tide Strider Water Archon Wave Shaper Water Hawk * Water Oracle * Wizards (Page 51) Dragonborn Wizard Drow Wizard (Female) Drow Wizard (Male) Dwarf Wizard (Female) Dwarf Wizard (Male) Elf Wizard x4 Gnome Wizard (Female) x2 Gnome Wizard (Male) x2 Halfling Wizard (Female) Halfling Wizard (Male) x2 Homonculus Human Apprentice (Female) Human Apprentice (Male) Human Wizard (Female) x7 Human Wizard (Male) x7 High Elf Wizard x6 Tiefling Wizard (Female) Tiefling Wizard (Male) Warforged Wizard.
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