1877:; they are neutral to the affairs of the other fiendish races, interfering only when they see a situation that may be profitable or a potential for the advancement of their own schemes. The yugoloths are portrayed as manipulative, secretive, and mercenary by nature, often acting as soldiers for deities in their own private wars, or even at times aiding both sides of the Blood War. In 4th Edition, the yugoloths are considered to be demons, and their previously standard naming convention of "loth" is replaced by "demon" (Ex. the Mezzoloth is the 4e Mezzodemon). In fifth edition, yugoloths are listed as neutral evil fiends under their original names.
147:"made them coexist in a single aggregate world". With regard to pre-modern sources, scholar Laurent Di Filippo remarked that game creators often do not rely directly on original texts. Rather the material undergoes "cultural processes of transmission which go from medieval sources to the productions of contemporary cultural industries . These transformations may be the result of translations or adaptations. This process of continuous evolution which involves both permanence and change is called "work on myth " by the German philosopher
2302:–like form, although it is much more broad and muscular, with a differently shaped head, and with larger and more developed front arms. It has brown skin, with scabs and warts and bits of encrusted dung all over it which are grey in color. Protecting its back and tail is a thick, glossy caramel-colored shell or carapace. It has spikes coming from its chin, the sides of the mouth, the underside of its neck, the elbows of its front arms, and its shell. The creature also has two horns projecting forwards from the top of its head.
2074:, although some of the most depraved beings actually participate willingly. Those cambions that actually survive birth typically look like grotesque, hellish variants of their mortal progenitors, having wings, claws, fangs and often many other features that reveal their fiendish origins. Cambions are usually outcast, being feared and hated in mortal societies for their fiendish origins and being derided by pure-blooded fiends for their impure heritage. A variant of cambion called durzagon is described in 3.5 edition of the
1849:. Unlike the demons, the devils are described as arranged in a strict hierarchy. Like the demons, the devils are scheming backstabbers; while a demon only keeps its words when it is convenient for it, a devil keeps its word all too well—they are said to be used to exploiting repressive bureaucratic machinations to the fullest and thus always know all ways around the letter of a contract to begin with. The tanar'ri and the baatezu hold an eternal enmity for one another and wage the
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548:#109 "The Ecology of the Displacer Beast" (1986), MC 1 – Monstrous Compendium Volume One (1989), Dungeons & Dragons Rules Cyclopedia (1991), Monstrous Manual (1993), Monster Manual (2000), Monster Manual v.3.5 (2003) (also includes a Pack Lord), D&D Miniatures: Harbinger set #41 (2003), D&D Miniatures: War of the Dragon Queen set #29 (2006) (Displacer Beast Pack Lord), D&D Miniatures: Unhallowed set #37 (2007) (Displacer Beast Manhunter)
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1982:, they tried creating more of their own kind through magical means. The results were eyeless reptilian creatures with insectoid traits and neutral evil traits. As the kythons matured, they took on varied forms. None of them were loyal to the fiends that created them. Because kythons originated on the Material Plane instead of the
202:"I use AD&D-type fascination with teratology in a lot of my books, and I have the original Monster Manual, and the Monster Manual 2, and the Fiend Folio. I still collect role-playing game bestiaries, because I find that kind of fascination with the creation of the monstrous tremendously inspiring."
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as a formerly angelic being tasked with fighting an eternal war against the demons. When he and his followers take on demonic traits to better combat their foes, these angels, now deemed devils, are either exiled to or granted (depending on perspective) their own plane, where they fight the Blood War
1946:. Hordlings wander the Gray Waste preying upon everything they come across, even other hordlings. Hordlings vary greatly in appearance. It is said that hordlings evolved from larvae whose hatred was so unique, their souls became individual. The hordlings can be summoned using an artifact known as the
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and other early game materials. This book expanded on the original monster format by including the stat lines on the same page as the monsters' descriptions and introducing more stats, expanding the length of most monster descriptions, and featuring illustrations for most of the monsters. The book
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recommended the hecatoncheires for
Dungeons Masters to pit against high-level parties as a monster that is not "too cliché". He commented that - aside from the monster's many attacks, and high perception - it was given "incredible martial prowess" in the game, hearkening back to the importance of
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suggests the tarrasques originate from the planet Falx. Several hundred tarrasques live there, where they feed upon the native Imbul, a lizard-like creature. In the 4th edition of the game, the tarrasque is listed as an "abomination" and classed as a "Gargantuan elemental magical beast"—a living
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reinserted many of these excised references in the third edition of the game. They kept intact the terms they had been replaced with, using both when applicable to appeal both to older players and those who played in subsequent editions of the game. While the 1st edition of
486:, although various aspects of the monster have changed from edition to edition. Author Keith Ammann called bulettes "brutes tailor-made to give your players jump scares" and found its preferences and aversions for the meat of different humanoid races "ludicrous".
1990:. The current hierarchy of kythons, from the weakest to the strongest is: broodlings, juveniles, adults, impalers, slaymasters, and slaughterkings. Eventually, with more time, kythons will grow into newer and more powerful forms. Kythons closely resemble
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Elemental Chaos. This is markedly different from the portrayal of Slaadi in all prior editions of the game, when they were chaotic neutral natives of Limbo and thus not fiends.
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143:. Mauricio Rangel Jiménez goes so far to say that a basic knowledge of mythology, religion and fantasy is required to keep pace with the game, although the "creatures were unbound by time or place" of their original sources and co-creator
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66:, supernatural creatures such as ghosts, and mundane or fantastic animals. A defining feature of the game is that monsters are typically obstacles that players must overcome to progress through the game. Beginning with the
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Many kinds of monsters can be classified into typologies based on their common characteristics, and various books and game guides have been produced focusing on specific kinds of monsters. Such groupings include
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Cook originally planned on perhaps renaming them so their name was not quite so similar to kytons, or chain devils, as well as other episodes of Cook's Ptolus campaign to see how they were originally used.
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have significantly influenced modern fantasy fiction, ranging from licensed fiction to how monsters are portrayed in fantasy fiction generally. The scope of this influence has been compared to the works of
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magazine, considered the hook horror as one of the creatures with "strange appearances and little else; there is no depth to their listings" and that it was one of the creatures which "seem incomplete".
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of fiends and non-fiendish creatures, often humans or other humanoids. Cambions are typically created through fiends raping mortals or seducing them after
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Tarrasque. This creature is an engine of destruction and it can crush entire cities in a single rampage."
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5089:"Substantial Powers, Active Affects: The Intentionality of Objects"
3768:"Ask Chris #125: The Greatest Monsters in 'Dungeons & Dragons'"
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in the culture it was taken from. Nicholas Montegriffo from
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to refer to any malicious otherworldly creatures within the
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Williams, Skip; Tweet, Jonathan; Cook, Monte (July 2003).
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in its head, counted among the saddest, lamest entries in
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2289:. It is very loosely based upon the French legend of the
1758:). "True" tanar'ri such as the balors (originally called
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referred to the otyugh as a "most interesting creation".
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Heroic Worlds: A History and Guide to Role-Playing Games
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20-sided monsters: The Adaptation of Greek Mythology to
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MC14 – Monstrous Compendium Fiend Folio Appendix (1992)
3713:"The 10 Most Memorable Dungeons & Dragons Monsters"
2716:"The 10 Most Memorable Dungeons & Dragons Monsters"
2421:""Masters of the Wild": Animals and the Environment in
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work, and most featured illustrations of the monsters
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4258:(Fifth ed.). Wizards of the Coast. p. 257.
4194:(Fifth ed.). Wizards of the Coast. p. 177.
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3551:Turnbull, Don (August–September 1978). "Open Box".
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4934:Dangerous Games? Censorship and "Child Protection"
4099:"D&D: Top 10 Demon Lords Your Party Will Fear"
4051:Thomson, Jamie (Dec 1981 – Jan 1982). "Open Box".
3285:Collaborative Worldbuilding for Writers and Gamers
2137:Monstrous Compendium Volume Outer Planes Appendix
2080:and is the hybrid of a devil and an unsuspecting
1873:natives of the Bleak Eternity of Gehenna and the
2209:Controversy and related changes between editions
937:noted his disappointment that the shadow in the
4401:Webb, Trenton (October 1996). "Games Reviews".
3510:Eye of the Beholder II - The Legend of Darkmoon
3160:(in German). No. 52. FZ Werbung Hannover.
2279:". The tarrasque was introduced in 1983 in the
2100:The hecatoncheires in the game is based on the
1790:, of which the ruling type are called baatezu (
240:'s "15 Idiotic Dungeons and Dragons Monsters".
200:
4627:. Univ of California Press. pp. 129–130.
154:Because of their broad, inclusive background,
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3968:"The Best of White Dwarf Articles (Volume I)"
3357:"Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: TSR - 1991"
8:
4810:Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition For Dummies
4686:. Theologischer Verlag Zürich. p. 282.
4682:. In Bornet, Philippe; Burger, Maya (eds.).
4498:Fiendish Codex II: Tyrants of the Nine Hells
4418:
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3950:Turnbull, Don, ed. (1980). "Fiend Factory".
2332:Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition For Dummies
2171:Fiendish Codex II: Tyrants of the Nine Hells
482:, and has been included in every edition of
369:(1977) was the initial monster book for the
6533:Dungeon Master Option: High-Level Campaigns
4286:Montegriffo, Nicholas (December 25, 2020).
4134:Monstrous Compendium: Outer Planes Appendix
1950:, which was created around the time of the
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1911:Monstrous Compendium Outer Planes Appendix
977:consisted mostly of monsters submitted to
4588:Appelcline, Shannon (September 4, 2015).
4423:Appelcline, Shannon (November 17, 2014).
3901:, ed. (April–May 1979). "Fiend Factory".
3876:. D&D in Contemporary Art. New York.
2912:(in French). No. 24. pp. 90–91.
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2147:setting, particularly the 1996 boxed set
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1936:are fiends that form the hordes of the
1257:Dungeons & Dragons Rules Cyclopedia
210:monsters can be found in works such as
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3127:(April 1993). "Role-playing Reviews".
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123:, the inspiration for others includes
6487:Player's Option: Combat & Tactics
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1837:, or Archdevils, whose ranks include
1205:, this book was written primarily by
676:embraces world culture and folklore.
7:
6494:Player's Option: Skills & Powers
4874:Croitoriu, Michaël (November 2000).
4386:(January 1991). "The Game Wizards".
3683:"On the Origins of the Rust Monster"
2726:from the original on 28 October 2019
2693:from the original on October 6, 2019
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2367:Dungeons & Dragons controversies
6501:Player's Option: Spells & Magic
4846:. Bastion Press, Inc. p. 119.
4109:from the original on April 15, 2022
3508:"Tricky's Complete Walkthrough for
3361:Jeff Allender's House of Checklists
2972:from the original on March 26, 2015
2745:Granshaw, Lisa (October 24, 2018).
1994:. They were originally created for
314:, aberrations, fiends, celestials,
248:'s action figures, and even candy.
4602:from the original on April 4, 2018
4437:from the original on April 4, 2018
4004:. No. 55. pp. 6–7, 9–10.
3575:(1 ed.), Lake Geneva, WI: TSR
2683:"An Interview with China Mieville"
2377:List of species in fantasy fiction
2058:Half-fiends and fiendish creatures
285:Some female monsters, such as the
25:
6466:Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting
4657:Designers & Dragons: The '70s
4350:King, Marley (December 1, 2021).
4097:Colohan, Daniel (June 13, 2021).
4074:"Volo's Guide to Monsters Review"
3023:. Cham, Switzerland. p. 34.
2566:Rangel Jiménez, Mauricio (2021).
2092:of increasing power and cunning.
1522:and remove advice or instruction.
1470:This section has multiple issues.
18:Lamashtu (Dungeons & Dragons)
5087:Bryant, Levi R. (October 2012).
4840:Wischstadt, Bryon (April 2003).
4674:Perlini-Pfister, Fabian (2011).
4590:"Orcus: Demon Prince of Undeath"
4527:Hoffer, Christian (2018-06-10).
3953:The Best of White Dwarf Articles
2153:. The 4th edition of D&D's
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1144:(1980), Monstrous Manual (1993)
6782:Dungeons & Dragons monsters
6654:Expedition to the Demonweb Pits
6647:Expedition to the Barrier Peaks
3939:. Vol. 18. pp. 22–23.
3880:from the original on 2019-12-22
3849:from the original on 2011-12-30
3591:Monstrous Compendium Volume Two
3522:from the original on 2010-07-24
3489:from the original on 2010-10-09
3396:from the original on 2011-06-06
3367:from the original on 2010-11-27
3316:from the original on 2021-03-08
2999:from the original on 2018-09-20
2890:from the original on 2019-10-03
2826:. June 27, 2016. Archived from
2445:from the original on 2021-02-24
2287:Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
1478:or discuss these issues on the
1199:Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
639:Monstrous Compendium Volume Two
260:criticism from multiple sources
4254:Crawford, Jeremy, ed. (2014).
4190:Crawford, Jeremy, ed. (2014).
3956:. Vol. 1. pp. 42–44.
3646:The Complete Psionics Handbook
3450:"Behind the Monsters: Bulette"
2223:eliminated most references to
810:Rule the convoluted planes of
652:The Complete Psionics Handbook
194:. In a 2005 interview, author
70:, a catalog of game monsters (
1:
6682:The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth
4501:(Wizards of the Coast, 2006).
3843:"Literary Sources of D&D"
3308:Zambrano, J.R. (2016-12-16).
2785:Baird, Scott (May 20, 2018).
1709:. All fiends are extraplanar
1142:Best of White Dwarf Scenarios
1060:Best of White Dwarf Scenarios
112:For publication history, see
27:Group of fictitious creatures
6717:The Temple of Elemental Evil
6215:List of 3rd edition monsters
6210:List of 2nd edition monsters
4655:Applecline, Shannon (2014).
4128:LaFountain, J. Paul (1991).
4072:Biddle, Tyler (2016-11-15).
3518:. gamefaqs.com. 2007-11-25.
2622:Di Filippo, Laurent (2018).
2517:Di Filippo, Laurent (2018).
1627:Knowledge's inclusion policy
1161:Best of White Dwarf Articles
947:class and thus subject to a
158:monsters have been called a
6675:The Keep on the Borderlands
6661:The Gates of Firestorm Peak
5998:List of alternative classes
4621:Laycock, Joseph P. (2015).
4561:Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes
3711:Bricken, Rob (2013-09-16).
3681:ONeill, John (2014-01-28).
3283:Hergenrader, Trent (2019).
2628:Les clichés dans l'histoire
2523:Les clichés dans l'histoire
2264:Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes
2102:creature with the same name
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6710:The Ruins of Undermountain
3766:Sims, Chris (2012-10-19).
3343:Dungeon Denizens Revisited
2644:Duffy, William S. (2018).
2572:Universidad Iberoamericana
2285:, in the first edition of
1768:and demon princes such as
306:, monstrosities, dragons,
206:References and homages to
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84:. As an essential part of
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4947:Faces of Evil: The Fiends
4812:. John Wiley & Sons.
3745:. Scribner. p. 138.
3154:"D&D: Monster Manual"
2991:Erik Sofge (2008-03-10).
2419:Chrulew, Matthew (2006).
1894:(Tarterus in 1st edition
649:variant of the ki-rin in
166:had to be changed due to
52:fantasy role-playing game
6417:Arms and Equipment Guide
4233:10.1177/1555412019850059
4025:. Wizards of the Coast.
3189:(PhD thesis). p. 68
2150:Hellbound: The Blood War
6613:modules and sourcebooks
5722:Masque of the Red Death
5497:Geography and cosmology
3571:; Blume, Brian (1976),
3355:Allender, Jeff (1997).
3312:. belloflostsouls.net.
3287:. Bloomsbury Academic.
3152:stylo (February 2001).
2854:v1.escapistmagazine.com
1167:, in his review of the
1106:(2004) (as Frost folk)
181:Influence and criticism
76:Monsters & Treasure
6787:Fiction about monsters
6526:Wrath of the Immortals
6445:Deities & Demigods
6352:Dungeons & Dragons
6327:Dungeon Master's Guide
6158:Illithid (mind flayer)
6115:Creatures and monsters
5221:Sources and influences
5151:Dungeons & Dragons
4678:Dungeons & Dragons
4256:D&D Monster manual
4217:Dungeons & Dragons
4192:D&D Monster manual
3479:"Bulette (Land Shark)"
3386:"Mapventures Products"
2968:. September 21, 2014.
2930:Ammann, Keith (2019).
2423:Dungeons & Dragons
2346:Dungeons & Dragons
2314:series, the accessory
2216:Dungeons & Dragons
2022:and are exiled to the
1978:) were trapped on the
1861:The yugoloths (called
1692:Dungeons & Dragons
1681:Dungeons & Dragons
1678:is a term used in the
1431:#133 (December 1998),
1074:-like creature with a
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891:Supplement I: Greyhawk
864:Supplement I: Greyhawk
775:Dungeons & Dragons
697:Supplement I: Greyhawk
655:(1991), third edition
603:Supplement I: Greyhawk
574:Supplement I: Greyhawk
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6438:Book of Vile Darkness
6431:Book of Exalted Deeds
5836:Characters and beings
5444:Strategic Simulations
5105:10.3366/dls.2012.0081
4773:Practical Planetology
4752:Practical Planetology
4563:Looks to the Horizon"
3483:Joseph Wu Origami Inc
2722:. 16 September 2013.
2317:Practical Planetology
2235:MC8: The Outer Planes
2000:Book of Vile Darkness
1853:against one another.
68:first edition in 1974
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6731:White Plume Mountain
6689:Queen of the Spiders
6633:Desert of Desolation
6480:Manual of the Planes
5624:Magic: The Gathering
5419:Wizards of the Coast
5081:Wizards of the Coast
5057:Wizards of the Coast
5053:: Monsters of Faerûn
5051:Monstrous Compendium
4927:Wizards of the Coast
4661:Evil Hat Productions
4595:Wizards of the Coast
4474:Wizards of the Coast
4430:Wizards of the Coast
3669:Wizards of the Coast
3415:"The Oath of Kortis"
3215:Wizards of the Coast
3103:. Prometheus Books.
2649:Dungeons and Dragons
2277:Prime Material plane
2242:Wizards of the Coast
2230:Monstrous Compendium
2156:Manual of the Planes
2024:Gray Wastes of Hades
1875:Gray Wastes of Hades
1831:Nine Hells of Baator
1520:rewrite this article
1280:with a 6' wingspan.
394:The Strategic Review
6540:Epic Level Handbook
6183:Reptilian humanoids
6100:Strahd von Zarovich
5749:Planes of existence
5617:Kingdoms of Kalamar
5470:Game System License
5018:, ed. (June 1993).
4717:, ed. (June 1993).
4425:"Monster Mythology"
3805:. Lake Geneva, WI:
3664:Oriental Adventures
3611:, ed. (June 1993).
3250:. Lake Geneva, WI:
2966:Religion Dispatches
2334:. Rob Bricken from
1952:Invoked Devastation
1938:Gray Waste of Hades
1908:in the 2nd edition
1725:race native to the
658:Oriental Adventures
380:game, published by
78:and now called the
6619:Against the Giants
6344:Classic boxed sets
6238:Corellon Larethian
6225:Deities and powers
6033:Notable characters
5846:Races and lineages
5181:Adventurers League
4974:Planes of Conflict
2830:on October 2, 2019
2604:2011-09-21 at the
2553:Ashgate Publishing
1705:and hail from the
1333:Executioner's hood
137:fantasy literature
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4693:978-3-290-22010-5
4663:. pp. 83–84.
4493:Robert J. Schwalb
4407:Future Publishing
4384:Brown, Timothy B.
4265:978-0-7869-6561-8
4221:Games and Culture
4201:978-0-7869-6561-8
4130:Brown, Timothy B.
4023:Monster Manual II
3994:(November 1981).
3911:. pp. 8–10.
3841:DeVarque, Aardy.
3752:978-1-4516-4052-6
3573:Eldritch Wizardry
3294:978-1-3500-1667-5
3030:978-3-030-29127-3
2856:. 25 April 2014.
2757:on April 29, 2020
2689:. April 1, 2005.
2687:Believer Magazine
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4324:Screen Rant
4162:Cook, Monte
4140:p. 4.
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4019:Gygax, Gary
3936:White Dwarf
3904:White Dwarf
3807:TSR Hobbies
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3586:Cook, David
3569:Gygax, Gary
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3422:Mapventures
3252:TSR Hobbies
3242:Gygax, Gary
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1274:Fiend Folio
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1138:White Dwarf
1126:Hook horror
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1035:Fiend Folio
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5293:Gary Gygax
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5237:Adventures
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4568:Black Gate
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2201:Black Gate
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2014:Night hags
2004:Chaositech
1996:Monte Cook
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1972:Chaositech
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1776:Demogorgon
1623:relocating
1475:improve it
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1413:Stench kow
1241:Bat, giant
1207:Gary Gygax
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670:Gary Gygax
589:Hell hound
399:The Dragon
386:Gary Gygax
326:constructs
322:elementals
170:disputes.
145:Gary Gygax
129:bestiaries
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6626:Dead Gods
6388:Immortals
6374:Companion
6256:Tharizdun
6123:Beholders
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6024:Ravenloft
5938:Barbarian
5933:Artificer
5915:Warforged
5885:Half-orcs
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5671:Blackmoor
5657:Mahasarpa
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5247:Attribute
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4755:, p. 8, (
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4460:Erik Mona
4292:The Gamer
4241:181779195
4138:TSR, Inc.
3917:0265-8712
3619:TSR, Inc.
3588:, et al.
3166:1433-2892
3047:cite book
2864:3 October
2834:April 20,
2751:SYFY WIRE
2730:3 October
2271:Tarrasque
2253:Reception
2188:Tharizdun
2131:Blood War
2125:The Gamer
2090:hierarchy
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2030:Rakshasas
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1886:Demodands
1857:Yugoloths
1851:Blood War
1839:Baalzebul
1711:outsiders
1703:alignment
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1286:reviewer
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1103:Frostburn
1090:Frost man
1072:Armadillo
1044:Carbuncle
1030:Al-mi'raj
1028:Based on
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5968:Paladin
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