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TSR 2009 - Monster Manual (1977)

This was the initial monster book for the first edition of the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons game, published in 1977. Gary Gygax wrote much of the work himself, having included and expanded most of the monsters from the previous D&D supplements. Also included are monsters originally printed in The Strategic Review, as well as some originally found in early issues of The Dragon (such as the anhkheg and remorhaz), and other early game materials. This book also expanded on the original monster format, such as 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 features an alphabetical table of contents of all the monsters on pages 3-4, explanatory notes for the statistics lines on pages 5-6, descriptions of the monsters on pages 6-103, a treasure chart on page 105, and an index of major listings on pages 106-109.

ISBN 0-935696-00-8

Creature	Page	Other Appearances
Aerial servant	6		{{{Variants}}}	Semi-intelligent form of air elemental typically conjured by a cleric
Anhkheg	6		{{{Variants}}}	A chitinous creature that burrows through the earth like an earthworm
Ant, giant	7		{{{Variants}}}
Ape	7		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the gorilla, and carnivorous ape
Axe beak	7		{{{Variants}}}	Prehistoric carnivorous flightless birds, very fast runners that hunt aggressively
Baboon	8		{{{Variants}}}
Badger	8		{{{Variants}}}
Baluchitherium	8		{{{Variants}}}	Prehistoric ancestor of the rhinoceros, a huge herbivore
Barracuda	8		{{{Variants}}}
Basilisk	8	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Reptilian monster whose gaze can turn creatures to stone
Bear	9		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the black, brown, and cave bear
Beaver, giant	9	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}
Beetle, giant	9-10	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the bombardier, boring, fire, rhinoceros, stag, and water beetle
Beholder	10	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Hateful, aggressive, avaricious spherical monster that is most frequently found underground
Black pudding	10	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	A scavengers that can flow through narrow openings and lives underground
Blink dog	10-11	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Lawful good creatures as intelligent as normal humans, with a limited form of teleportation
Boar	11		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the wild boar, giant boar, and warthog
Brain mole	11	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Small mole-like mammals that can psionically "burrow" into another creature's mind
Brownie	11		{{{Variants}}}	Distant relatives of halflings that dwell in quiet, pastoral areas
Buffalo	11-12		{{{Variants}}}
Bugbear	12	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Larger cousins of goblins
Bulette	12		{{{Variants}}}	Landshark burrows underground and feeds on humans, horses, and halflings
Bull	12		{{{Variants}}}
Camel, wild	13		{{{Variants}}}
Carrion crawler	13	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Worm-like cephalopod that scavenges in subterranean areas
Catoblepas	13		{{{Variants}}}	Loathsome creature whose gaze causes death
Cattle, wild	13-14		{{{Variants}}}
Centaur	14	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Dwells in secluded pastures far from human habitation
Centipede, giant	14		{{{Variants}}}
Cerebral parasite	14	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Tiny creatures that drain psionic abilities
Chimera	14	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Three-headed creature can bite with its lion head, gore with its goat head, and breathe fire with its dragon head
Cockatrice	15	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Rooster-like creature whose touch turns flesh to stone
Couatl	15	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Winged, feathered serpents with great intelligence and powers
Crab, giant	15	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}
Crayfish, giant	15		{{{Variants}}}
Crocodile	15	Blackmoor (1975) (giant crocodile)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the normal and giant crocodile
Demon	16-20		{{{Variants}}}
-- Demogorgon (Prince of Demons)	16-17	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}
-- Juiblex (The Faceless Lord)	17		{{{Variants}}}
-- Manes (Sub-Demon)	17		{{{Variants}}}	Dead which go to the layers of the Abyss become manes
-- Orcus (Prince of the Undead)	17-18	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}
-- Succubus	18	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Female demons whose kiss drains energy levels
-- Type I (Vrock)	18	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Resembles a cross between a human and a vulture
-- Type II (Hezrou)	18	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Looks somewhat like a gross toad with arms in place of forelegs
-- Type III (Glabrezu)	18	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Nine-foot tall demon with a ghastly appearance
-- Type IV (Nalfeshnee, etc.)	19	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Demons that combine the worst features of an ape and a boar
-- Type V (Marilith, etc.)	19	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Female demons with a multiarmed torso atop the body of a great snake
-- Type VI (Balor, etc.)	19	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	This demon's favored weapon is a large sword and a whip with many "tails", which is employed to drag an opponent into the flames which the demons are able to create around themselves
-- Yeenoghu (Demon Lord of Gnolls)	19-20		{{{Variants}}}
Devil		{{{Variants}}}
-- Asmodeus (Arch-devil)	20-21		{{{Variants}}}
-- Baalzebul (Arch-devil)	21		{{{Variants}}}
-- Barbed (Lesser devil)	21		{{{Variants}}}	Excellent guards, with horny, barbed hands and horrid tails
-- Bone (Lesser devil)	21		{{{Variants}}}	Particularly malicious devils that have a great bone hook they employ to snare and wound opponents
-- Dispater (Arch-devil)	21-22		{{{Variants}}}
-- Erinyes (Lesser devil)	22		{{{Variants}}}	Female devils that are commonly sent forth to garner more souls
-- Geryon (Arch-devil)	22		{{{Variants}}}
-- Horned (Malebranche) (Greater devil)	22		{{{Variants}}}	Hate anything stronger than themselves, and carry a two-tined fork or a barbed whip
-- Ice (Greater devil)	22-23		{{{Variants}}}	Greater devils that attack and torment victims with their claws, mandibles, and tails
-- Lemure	23		{{{Variants}}}	The form in which the dead which inhabit the Nine Hells are put in
-- Pit Fiend (Greater devil)	23		{{{Variants}}}	Devils of great power hat possess a terrible strength and the most evil nature
Dinosaur	23-28	Blackmoor (1975) (elasmosaurus, mosasaurus, plesiosaurus)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are anatosaurus (trachodon), akylosaurus, antrodemus (allosaurus), apatosaurus (brontosaurus), archelon ischyras, braciosaurus, camarasaurus, ceratosaurus, cetiosaurus, dinichtys, diplodocus, elasmosaurus, gorgosaurus, iguanadon, lambeosaurus, megalosaurus, monoclonius, mososaurus, paleoscincus, pentaceratops, plateosaurus, plesiosaurus, pteranadon, stegosaurus, styracosaurus, teratosaurus, triceratops, and tyrannosaurus rex
Displacer beast	28	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Vaguely puma-like beast always appears to be three feet away from its actual position
Djinni	28-29	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Chaotic good creatures from the aerial plane with magical properties
Dog	29		{{{Variants}}}	Described here are the war dog and wild dog
Dolphin	29	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}	Very intelligent creatures of lawful good alignment
Doppleganger	29	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Bipedal creatures able to shape themselves into the likeness of any humanoid creature they observe
Dragon	29-		{{{Variants}}}
-- Black Dragon (Draco Causticus Sputem)	31	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Chaotic evil dragons that spit acid
-- Blue Dragon (Draco Electricus)	31	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Lawful evil dragons that discharge a bolt of lightning
-- Brass Dragon (Draco Impudentus Gallus)	31	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Chaotic good dragons that can breathe a cone of sleep gas or a billowing cloud of fear-causing gas
-- Bronze Dragon (Draco Gerus Bronzo)	32	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Lawful good dragons that breathe a bolt of lightning or a repulsion gas cloud
-- Chromatic Dragon (Tiamat)	32	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Ruler of the first plane of the Nine Hells where she spawns all of evil dragonkind
-- Copper Dragon (Draco Comes Stabuli)	32	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Chaotic good dragons that breathe a discharge of acid or a cloud of gas that slows creatures
-- Gold Dragon (Draco Orientalus Sino Dux)	32-33	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Lawful good dragons that breathe fire or chlorine gas
-- Green Dragon (Draco Chlorinous Nauseous Respiratorus)	33	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Lawful evil dragons that breathe a cloud of poisonous chlorine gas
-- Platinum Dragon (Bahamut)	33	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	The King of Good Dragons, he dwells in a great fortified palace behind the east wind
-- Red Dragon (Draco Conglagratia Horriblus)	33-34	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Chaotic evil dragons that breathe a cone of fire
-- Silver Dragon (Draco Nobilis Argentum)	34	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Lawful good dragons that breathe a cone of frost or a cloud of paralyzing gas
-- White Dragon (Draco Rigidus Frigidus)	34	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Chaotic evil dragons that breathe a cone of cold
Dragonne	34		{{{Variants}}}	Cross between a brass dragon and giant lion, roar causes weakness
Dragon turtle	35		{{{Variants}}}	Gigantic water creatures found in very large rivers and lakes, can belch forth a cloud of scalding steam
Dryad	35	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Beautiful, alluring tree sprites always found near their oak trees
Dwarf	35-36	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Rocky hill-dwellers that band together in clans
Eagle, giant	36		{{{Variants}}}	Intelligent creatures found on great bluffs, cliffs, mesas, or mountain crags to rest on
Ear seeker	36		{{{Variants}}}	Small insectoids found in wood that live by eating dead cellulose, leave eggs in creatures head which hatch and larvae eat the host from the inside out
Eel	36	Blackmoor (1975) (giant eel, weed eel)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the electric, giant, and weed eel
Efreet	37	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}
Elemental	37-38	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the air, earth, fire, and water elemental
Elephant	38-39		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the (Asiatic) elephant, and the loxodont (African Elephant)
Elf	39-40	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974), Blackmoor (1975) (aquatic elf)	{{{Variants}}}
Ettin	40		{{{Variants}}}	Giant-like creatures with two heads
Eye, floating	40	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}	Salt water fish with transparent bodies that hypnotize with their single eye
Eye of the deep	41		{{{Variants}}}	Beholder-like monster that dwells at the great depths of the ocean, attacks with lobster claws
Flightless bird	41		{{{Variants}}}	Includes ostrich, emu, and rhea
Frog, giant	41	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the giant frog, killer frog, and poisonous frog
Fungi, violet	42		{{{Variants}}}	The branches of this fungus cause flesh to rot
Gar, giant	42		{{{Variants}}}
Gargoyle	42	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Ferocious predators of a magical nature, found among ruins and attack anything they can detect
Gas spore	42		{{{Variants}}}	Strongly resemble beholders, and explode violently when struck
Gelatinous cube	43	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Cubic scavengers cleanse living organism and carrion from the floor and walls of underground passageways
Ghast	43	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Indistinguishable from ghouls except for their carrion stench which causes retching and nausea
Ghost	43		{{{Variants}}}	Spirits of evil humans who were so awful that they have been rewarded (or cursed) with undead status {{D&D creature list
Ghoul	43-44		{{{Variants}}}	Undead creatures, once human, who feed on corpses
Giant	44-45	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974); (Greyhawk (1974) (storm giant)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the cloud giant, fire giant, frost giant, hill giant, stone giant, and storm giant
Gnoll	46	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Resemble hyenas and live in rapacious bands
Gnome	46	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Smaller beings that live in clans
Goat, giant	47		{{{Variants}}}
Goblins	47	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Have a tribal society and dwell in dismal surroundings
Golem	47-49		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the clay, flesh, iron, and stone golem
Gorgon	49	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Bull-like creatures covered in thick metal scales that breathe a cloud of noxious vapors which turn any creature to stone
Gray ooze	49	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Slimy horror which inhabits subterranean places that closely resembles wet stone or sedimentary cave formations
Green slime	49	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Strange plant growths that feed on animal, vegetable, and metallic substances
Griffon	50	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Aggressive carnivores whose favorite prey is horses, seek cliffs and rocky habitats in which to build their nests
Groaning spirit (Banshee)	50		{{{Variants}}}	Spirit of an evil female elf whose keening wail causes hearers to die on the spot
Halfling	50-51		{{{Variants}}}	Hard-working, orderly and peaceful citizens of burrows
Harpy	51	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Have the bodies of vultures but the upper torsos and heads of women, their sweet-sounding calls cause creatures to approach the harpy who then tortures and devours them
Hell hound	51	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Not from the material plane, breathes out scorching fire
Herd animal	51		{{{Variants}}}	Includes musk oxen, reindeer, giraffe, antelopes
Hippocampus	51	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Prized marine steed, has the upper body of a horse and the long rear body of a great fish
Hippogriff	52		{{{Variants}}}	Nests on rocky crags, fierce fighters and omnivores
Hippopotamus	52		{{{Variants}}}
Hobgoblin	52-53	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Tribal lawful evil creatures found nearly anywhere
Homunculus	53	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Creature created and animated through a special magical alchemical process to serve a magic-user
Horse	53		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the draft, heavy, light, medium, pony, and wild horse
Hydra	53-54	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Multi-headed reptilian monsters found in marshes, swamps, and subterranean lairs
Hyena	54		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the hyena and giant hyena (hyaenodon)
Imp	54		{{{Variants}}}	Common on the planes of Acheron and Hell, a minor devil created to spread evil as a familiar to a lawful evil magic-user or cleric
Intellect devourer	54-55	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Dwells deep beneath the ground, subsists on the psychic energy of their prey
Invisible stalker	55	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Creature from the elemental plane of air conjured to track a target
Irish deer	55		{{{Variants}}}	Moose-sized creatures of the Pleistocene epoch
Ixitxachitl	55	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}	Intelligent rays dwelling in shallow tropical seas with evil disposition and clerica nature
Jackal	56		{{{Variants}}}
Jackalwere	56		{{{Variants}}}	Malign foe of humankind, a jackal able to assume the form of a man, gaze puts creatures to sleep
Jaguar	56		{{{Variants}}}
Ki-rin	57	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Race of lawful good aerial creatures that will aid humans if the need to combat evil is great
Kobold	57	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Tribal creatures with war bands, found in dank, dark places
Lamia	59		{{{Variants}}}	Upper torso, arms, and head of a human female, lower body of a beast, whose touch drains a creature's wisdom
Lammasu	59	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Lawful good dwellers of warm regions, who aid and protect lawful good persons
Lamprey	59	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the normal and giant lamprey
Larva	59		{{{Variants}}}	The most selfishly evil of all souls who sink to lower planes after death, and dwell in the gloom of Hades
Leech, giant	60	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}
Leopard	60		{{{Variants}}}
Leprechaun	60		{{{Variants}}}	Small creatures of magical talent and mischievous nature that dwell in fair, green lands with lush hills and dales
Leucrotta	60-61		{{{Variants}}}	Weird creature that haunts deserted and desolated places, so ugly that other creatures cannot beat the sight of it
Lich	61	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Created with the use of powerful and arcane magic, formerly ultra powerful magic-users now non-human and non-living
Lion	61		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the lion, mountain lion, and spotted lion
Lizard	61-62	Blackmoor (1975) (fire lizard, minotaur lizard)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the fire, giant, minotaur, and subterranean lizard
Lizard man	62	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Semi-aquatic, dwelling underwater, omnivorous but prefer human flesh
Locathah	62	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}	Humanoid aquatic nomads, hunting and gathering food from bountiful warm waters
Lurker above	62		{{{Variants}}}	Carnivorous subterranean creature that can disguise itself as part of the ceiling
Lycanthrope	63-64	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974) (werewolf, wereboar, weretiger, werebear); Greyhawk (1974) (wererat)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the werebear, wereboar, wererat, weretiger, and werewolf
Lynx, giant	64		{{{Variants}}}	Very intelligent and speak their own language
Mammoth	65		{{{Variants}}}
Manticore	65	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Has a lion body, bat wings, and a human head, attacks by loosing a volley of iron spikes from its tail
Masher	65	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}	Worm-like fish move along coral reefs, defends itself with poisoned spines
Mastodon	65		{{{Variants}}}
Medusa	66	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Hateful humanoid creatures that try to beguile humans to look into their eyes, causing them to turn to stone
Men	66-69		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the bandit (brigand), berserker, buccaneer (pirate), caveman (tribesman), dervish (nomad), merchant, pilgrim
Merman	70	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}	Found in the seas and oceans and have regular undersea communities
Mimic	70		{{{Variants}}}	Subterranean creatures that are able to perfectly mimic stone and wood
Mind flayer	70	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Evil subterranean creature that considers humanity as cattle to feed upon, draws forth brains with its tentacles
Minotaur	71	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Cruel man-eaters, typically found in labyrinthe places in the wilderness and underground
Mold	71	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974) (yellow)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the brown mold and yellow mold
Morkoth	71	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}	Dim, shadowy monster, "wraith of the deep," lairs in a series of spiraling tunnels
Mule	72		{{{Variants}}}
Mummy	72	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Undead humans that retain a semblance of life and seek to destroy living things
Naga	72-73		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the guardian, spirit, and water naga
Neo-otyugh	73		{{{Variants}}}	Larger, more intelligent species of otyugh
Night hag	73		{{{Variants}}}	Rule the convoluted planes of Hades, form larvae (see above) from evil persons they slay, and sell to demons and devils
Nightmare	74		{{{Variants}}}	"Demon horse" or "hell horse" from the lower plans, ridden primarily by powerful demons and devils, night hags, vampires, and liches
Nixie	74	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Water sprites that inhabit lakes and dwell in living seaweed
Nymph	74		{{{Variants}}}	Beautiful, ever-young women that inhabit lovely wilderness places, and can cast druidic spells
Ochre jelly	75	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Form of giant amoeba that seeps about in dungeons, hunting for flesh to devour
Octopus, giant	75	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}
Ogre	75	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Ugly-tempered and voracious creatures sometimes found as mercenaries
Ogre mage (Japanese ogre)	76	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}
Orc	76	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Fiercely competitive bullies, tribal creatures often living underground
Otter, giant	77	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}
Otyugh	77		{{{Variants}}}	Weird omnivorous scavengers whose diet consists of dung, offal, and carrion, always found underground
Owl, giant	77		{{{Variants}}}	Very intelligent nocturnal predators will sometimes befriend other creatures
Owlbear	77	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Horrible creatures that inhabit tangled forest regions, attacks with great claws and snapping beak
Pegasus	78	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Chaotic good intelligent winged horses that make the swiftest of steeds
Peryton	78		{{{Variants}}}	Omnivorous creatures of the weirdest appearance, having the lower bodies of birds and the upper bodies of stags
Piercer	78		{{{Variants}}}	Inhabit caves and caverns and are indistinguishable from stalactites clinging to cave roofs, drop down on opponents to kill them
Pike, giant	78		{{{Variants}}}
Pixie	79	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Idyllic woodland dwellers that are naturally invisible, carry slim swords and war arrows that puts an opponent to sleep
Porcupine, giant	79		{{{Variants}}}
Portuguese man-o-war, giant	79	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}
Pseudo-dragon	79		{{{Variants}}}	These highly sought after creatures can deliver a vicious bite with their small jaws, but also have a flexible sting-equipped tail
Purple worm	80	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	50-foot long burrowing worms constantly in search of food, can swallow human-sized creatures whole
Quasit	80		{{{Variants}}}	Common on the planes of Pandemonium and the Abyss, a minor demon created to spread evil as a familiar to a chaotic evil magic-user or cleric
Rakshasa	81		{{{Variants}}}	Evil spirits encased in flesh, first known in India, fond of a diet of human meat and masters of illusion
Ram, giant	81		{{{Variants}}}
Rat, giant (Sumatran)	81		{{{Variants}}}
Ray	81	Blackmoor (1975) (pungi, manta)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the manta ray, pungi ray, and stingray
Remorhaz	82		{{{Variants}}}	Polar worms, huge aggressive predators
Rhinoceros	82		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the rhinoceros and wooly rhinoceros
Roc	82	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Huge eagle-like birds that inhabit the highest mountains, and pray upon large creatures such as cattle, horses, and elephants
Roper	83		{{{Variants}}}	Subterranean cavern dwellers that stand upright to resemble pillars or stalagmites, can draw prey into their toothy maws with strands of strong, sticky rope-like excretions
Rot grub	83		{{{Variants}}}	Found in heaps of offal or dung, will viciously burrow into living flesh until they reach the heart and kill their host
Rust monster	83	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Subterranean inhabitants that eat ferrous metals such as iron, steel, and steel alloys
Sahuagin	84-85	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}	"Seadevils" dwell in warm salt water depths, predatory in the extreme and kill for sport and pleasure as well as food
Salamander	85	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Evil creatures of the elemental plane of fire that prefer temperatures of 300 degrees and upwards
Satyr	85		{{{Variants}}}	Sylvan woodland inhabitants primarily interested in sport such as frolicking, piping, chasing wood nymphs
Scorpion, giant	85-86		{{{Variants}}}
Sea hag	86		{{{Variants}}}	Inhabit thickly vegetated shallows, they hate beauty and are so ghastly in appearance to make other creatures weak with fright
Sea horse, giant	86	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}
Sea lion	86		{{{Variants}}}	Fearsome carnivores that inhabit coastal marine waters, whose top halves resemble lions and bottom halves resemble sea creatures
Shadow	86	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Horrible undead creatures that drain strength merely by touching an opponent
Shambling mound	87		{{{Variants}}}	Apparent heaps of rotting vegetation shamblers are intelligent forms of vegetable life that suffocate prey in their slime
Shark	87	Blackmoor (1975) (giant shark)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the shark and giant shark (megalodon)
Shedu	87	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Lawful good creatures that travel around the world seeking to help allied creatures when in need
Shrieker	87		{{{Variants}}}	Mindless ambulatory fungus that emit a piercing shriek when any light source or movement comes nearby
Skeleton	87-88	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Magically animated, undead monsters enchanted by powerful magic-users or clerics of evil alignment
Skunk, giant	88		{{{Variants}}}
Slithering tracker	88		{{{Variants}}}	Transparent and almost impossible to discover, attacks when prey is asleep by drawing all the plasma from its body
Slug, giant	88	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}
Snake, giant	88-89		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the amphisbaena, constrictor, poisonous snake, sea snake, and spitting snake
Spectre	89	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Powerful undead humans that haunt the most desolate of places, tombs and dungeons, and drain the life energy of opponents
Sphinx	89-90		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the androsphinx, criosphinx, gynosphinx, and hieracosphinx
Spider	90	Greyhawk (1974) (phase spider), Blackmoor (1975) (water spider)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the giant, huge, large, phase spider, and giant water spider
Sprite	92		{{{Variants}}}	Dwell in meadows and wooded glens, shy and reclusive, armed with arrows that put creatures to sleep
Squid, giant	92	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}
Stag	92		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the stag and giant stag
Stirge	92-93	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Found in dark, tangled forests or in subterranean lairs, and lay in wait for warm-blooded creatures to drink their blood
Strangle weed	93		{{{Variants}}}	Intelligent kelp found in relatively warm sea water, crushes victims with its fronds
Su-monster	93	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Inhabits forsaken wilderness areas, has a prehensile tail to swing from limb from limb, has psionic attack
Sylph	93		{{{Variants}}}	Beautiful winged creatures similar to nymphs that dwell in aerial places
Thought eater	94	Eldritch Wizardry (1976)	{{{Variants}}}	Dwellers in the ether attracted by the use of psionics, that can absorb psionic or spell energy
Tick, giant	94	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}
Tiger	94		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the tiger and sabre-tooth tiger (smilodon)
Titan	94-95	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Dwell on a plane somewhere above the material plane, chaotic good beings that resemble 18-foot tall humans
Titanothere	95		{{{Variants}}}
Toad, giant	95	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the giant toad, ice toad, and poisonous toad
Trapper	95-96		{{{Variants}}}	Clever monsters that can shape their flat bodies to appear as part of a stone floor
Treant	96	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Combines features of both humans and trees, dwell in forests and are indistinguishable from trees, can cause trees to come to life and move
Triton	96	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Rumored to be from the elemental plane of water, sea dwellers with the upper bodies of humans and the lower bodies of fish
Troglodyte	97		{{{Variants}}}	Reptilian humanoids that dwell in subterranean places, loathe humans and slaughter all they encounter
Troll	97	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Horrid carnivores that know no fear and are able to regenerate damage taken
Turtle, giant	97		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the giant sea turtle and giant snapping turtle
Umber hulk	98	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Subterranean predators with iron-like claws that enable them to burrow through solid stone, and their eyes cause a dangerous confusion in opponents
Unicorn	98	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Dwelling in temperate woodlands, these chaotic good creatures shun contact with nearly all creatures
Vampire	99	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Chaotic evil, night-prowling creatures and their powerful negative force drains life energy from victims
Wasp, giant	99	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}
Water weird	100		{{{Variants}}}	Originating from the elemental place of water, attacks all living things, feeding from their essences
Weasel, giant	100		{{{Variants}}}
Whale	100	Blackmoor (1975)	{{{Variants}}}
Wight	100	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Undead humans that inhabit barrow mounds or catacombs, evil and hateful, seeking to destroy all life they encounter
Will-o-(the)-wisp	101	Greyhawk (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Commonly haunt deserted bogs, fens, swamps and the like, feeds upon the life force of dying beings
Wind walker	101		{{{Variants}}}	Creatures from the elemental plane of air that attack by wind force
Wolf	101		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the wolf, dire wolf (worg), and winter wolf
Wolverine	101-102		{{{Variants}}}	Described are the wolverine, and giant wolverine
Wraith	102	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Undead, similar to wights, with a chilling touch that drains life energy
Wyvern	102	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Distantly related to dragons, stupid but very aggressive, can lash with sting-equipped tail
Xorn	102		{{{Variants}}}	From the elemental plane of earth, feed on certain rare minerals, snacks upon copper and silver
Yeti	103		{{{Variants}}}	Inhabits regions of icy cold, very fond of human flesh
Zombie	103	Dungeons & Dragons set (1974)	{{{Variants}}}	Magically animated corpses, undead creatures under the command of the evil magic-users or clerics who animated them

TSR 2012 - Fiend Folio (1981)

The Fiend Folio: Tome of Creatures Malevolent and Benign was the second monster book for the first edition of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, published in 1981. While the Monster Manual consisted primarily of monsters previously published in D&D books edited by Gary Gygax, the Fiend Folio consisted mostly of monsters submitted to White Dwarf's Fiend Factory column. Don Turnbull, later Managing Director of TSR UK, was the editor for the Fiend Factory column, as well as the Fiend Folio, which was billed as "the first major British contribution to the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons game system." The monsters in this book are presented in the same format as those in the previous Monster Manual work, and most featured illustrations of the monsters. Also, there are full-page black and white illustrations of various monsters throughout the book. The book contains a foreword on pages 3-4, an alphabetical table of contents on page 5, explanatory notes on pages 6-7, descriptions of the monsters on pages 8-97, a treasure chart on page 99, additional tables and charts for all the monsters in both the Monster Manual and Fiend Folio on pages 100-119, an index of major listings (including the contributor for each monster) on pages 120-124, with an epilogue on page 124.

ISBN 0-935696-21-0

Creature	Page
Aarakocra	8	{{{Variants}}}
Achaierai	9	{{{Variants}}}
Adherer	9	{{{Variants}}}
Aleax	11	{{{Variants}}}
Algoid	11	{{{Variants}}}
Al-mi'raj	11-12	{{{Variants}}}
Apparition	12	{{{Variants}}}
Assassin bug	12	{{{Variants}}}
Astral searcher	13	{{{Variants}}}
Babbler	13	{{{Variants}}}
Bat, giant	14	{{{Variants}}}
Berbalang	14	{{{Variants}}}
Blindheim	15	{{{Variants}}}
Blood hawk	15	{{{Variants}}}
Bloodworm, giant	15	{{{Variants}}}
Bonesnapper	15-16	{{{Variants}}}
Booka	16	{{{Variants}}}
Bullywug	16-17	{{{Variants}}}
Bunyip	17	{{{Variants}}}
Carbuncle	17-18	{{{Variants}}}
Caryatid column	18	{{{Variants}}}
Caterwaul	18-19	{{{Variants}}}
Cifal	19	{{{Variants}}}
Clubnek	19	{{{Variants}}}
Coffer corpse	19-21	{{{Variants}}}
Crabman	21	{{{Variants}}}
Crypt thing	21	{{{Variants}}}
Dakon	22	{{{Variants}}}
Dark creeper	22	{{{Variants}}}
Dark stalker	23	{{{Variants}}}
Death dog	23	{{{Variants}}}
Death knight	23	{{{Variants}}}
Demon	24-25	{{{Variants}}}	Lolth, the Demon Queen of Spiders (a lesser goddess), is described here
Denzelian	25	{{{Variants}}}
Devil	25-26	{{{Variants}}}	The Styx devil, a greater devil, is described here
Devil dog	26	{{{Variants}}}
Dire corby	26	{{{Variants}}}
Disenchanter	27	{{{Variants}}}
Doombat	27	{{{Variants}}}
Dragon, Oriental	27-30	{{{Variants}}}	Described here are the Li Lung (Earth Dragon), Lung Wang (Sea Dragon), Pan Lung (Coiled Dragon), Shen Lung (Spirit Dragon), T'ien Lung (Celestial Dragon), and Yu Lung (Carp Dragon)
Dragonfish	30	{{{Variants}}}
Dune stalker	30	{{{Variants}}}
Elemental Princes of Evil	31-33	{{{Variants}}}	Described here are Cryonax (Prince of Evil Cold Creatures), Imix (Prince of Evil Fire Creatures), Ogrémoch (Prince of Evil Earth Creatures), Olhydra (Princess of Evil Water Creatures), and Yan-C-Bin (Prince of Evil Aerial Creatures)
Elf, Drow (dark elf)	33-34	{{{Variants}}}
Enveloper	34	{{{Variants}}}
Ettercap	35	{{{Variants}}}
Eye killer	35	{{{Variants}}}
Eye of fear and flame	35	{{{Variants}}}
Firedrake	36	{{{Variants}}}
Firenewt	36	{{{Variants}}}
Fire snake	38	{{{Variants}}}
Firetoad	38	{{{Variants}}}
Flail snail	38	{{{Variants}}}
Flind	39	{{{Variants}}}
Flumph	39	{{{Variants}}}
Forlarren	39-40	{{{Variants}}}
Frost man	40	{{{Variants}}}
Galltrit	40	{{{Variants}}}
Gambado	41	{{{Variants}}}
Garbug	41	{{{Variants}}}	Described here are the black garbug and violet garbug
Giant	41-42	{{{Variants}}}	Described here are the fog giant and mountain giant
Giant strider	42	{{{Variants}}}
Gibberling	43	{{{Variants}}}
Githyanki	43-45	{{{Variants}}}
Githzerai	45	{{{Variants}}}
Goldbug	46	{{{Variants}}}
Gorbel	46	{{{Variants}}}
Gorilla bear	46	{{{Variants}}}
Grell	46-48	{{{Variants}}}
Grimlock	48	{{{Variants}}}
Gryph	48-49	{{{Variants}}}
Guardian daemon	49	{{{Variants}}}
Guardian familiar	49	{{{Variants}}}
Hellcat	50	{{{Variants}}}
Hoar fox	50	{{{Variants}}}
Hook horror	51	{{{Variants}}}
Hornet, giant	51	{{{Variants}}}
Hound of ill omen	51	{{{Variants}}}
Huecva	51	{{{Variants}}}
Ice lizard	52	{{{Variants}}}
Imorph	52	{{{Variants}}}
Iron cobra	52-53	{{{Variants}}}
Jaculi	53	{{{Variants}}}
Jermlaine	53-54	{{{Variants}}}
Kamadan	55	{{{Variants}}}
Kelpie	55	{{{Variants}}}
Kenku	56	{{{Variants}}}
Khargra	56-57	{{{Variants}}}
Killmoulis	57	{{{Variants}}}
Kuo-toa	57-59	{{{Variants}}}
Lamia noble	59	{{{Variants}}}
Lava children	61	{{{Variants}}}
Lizard king	61	{{{Variants}}}
Magnesium spirit	62	{{{Variants}}}
Mantari	62	{{{Variants}}}
Meazel	63	{{{Variants}}}
Meenlock	63-64	{{{Variants}}}
Mephit	64-66	{{{Variants}}}	Described here are the fire, lava, smoke, and steam mephit
Mezzodaemon	66	{{{Variants}}}
Mite	66	{{{Variants}}}
Necrophidus	67	{{{Variants}}}
Needleman	67	{{{Variants}}}
Nilbog	67-68	{{{Variants}}}
Nonafel	68	{{{Variants}}}
Norker	68	{{{Variants}}}
Nycadaemon	69	{{{Variants}}}
Ogrillon	70	{{{Variants}}}
Osquip	70	{{{Variants}}}
Penanggalan	71-72	{{{Variants}}}
Pernicon	72	{{{Variants}}}
Phantom stalker	72-73	{{{Variants}}}
Poltergeist	73	{{{Variants}}}
Protein polymorph	73	{{{Variants}}}
Quaggoth	74	{{{Variants}}}
Quipper	74	{{{Variants}}}
Qullan	74-75	{{{Variants}}}
Retriever	75	{{{Variants}}}
Revenant	75-76	{{{Variants}}}
Rothé	76	{{{Variants}}}
Sandman	77	{{{Variants}}}
Scarecrow	77	{{{Variants}}}
Screaming devilkin	77-78	{{{Variants}}}
Shadow demon	78	{{{Variants}}}
Sheet ghoul	78	{{{Variants}}}
Sheet phantom	78-79	{{{Variants}}}
Shocker	79	{{{Variants}}}
Skeleton warrior	79	{{{Variants}}}
Skulk	80	{{{Variants}}}
Slaad	80-83	{{{Variants}}}	Described here are the blue slaad, death slaad (the Lesser Masters), green slaad, grey slaad (the Executioners), red slaad, Ssendam – Lord of the Insane (slaad lord), and Ygorl – Lord of Entropy (slaad lord)
Snyad	83	{{{Variants}}}
Son of Kyuss	83	{{{Variants}}}
Stunjelly	84	{{{Variants}}}
Sussurus	84	{{{Variants}}}
Svirfneblin (deep gnome)	84-85	{{{Variants}}}
Symbiotic jelly	85	{{{Variants}}}
Tabaxi	86	{{{Variants}}}
Tentamort	86-87	{{{Variants}}}
Terithran	87	{{{Variants}}}
Thoqqua (rockworm)	87-88	{{{Variants}}}
Thork	88	{{{Variants}}}
Throat leech	88	{{{Variants}}}
Tiger fly	88-89	{{{Variants}}}
Tirapheg	89	{{{Variants}}}
Trilloch	89-90	{{{Variants}}}
Troll	90-91	{{{Variants}}}	Described here are the giant troll, giant two-headed troll, ice troll, and spirit troll
Tween	91	{{{Variants}}}
Umpleby	92	{{{Variants}}}
Urchin	92-93	{{{Variants}}}	Described here are the black, green, red, silver, and yellow urchin
Vision	93	{{{Variants}}}
Vodyanoi	93	{{{Variants}}}
Volt	94	{{{Variants}}}
Vortex	94	{{{Variants}}}
Whipweed	94	{{{Variants}}}
Witherstench	95	{{{Variants}}}
Witherweed	95	{{{Variants}}}
Xill	96	{{{Variants}}}
Xvart	96	{{{Variants}}}
Yellow musk creeper	97	{{{Variants}}}
Zombie, yellow musk	97	{{{Variants}}}

TSR 2016 - Monster Manual II (1983)

Monster Manual II was the third and final monster book for the first edition of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, published in 1983, and has the largest page count of the three. As with the Monster Manual, this book was written primarily by Gary Gygax. While this book contains a number of monsters that previously appeared in limited circulation (such as in Dragon or in adventure modules), unlike the Monster Manual and Fiend Folio a large amount of its contents was entirely new at publication. The monsters in this book are presented in the same format as the Monster Manual and Fiend Folio. The book contains a preface on page 4, a section entitled "How To Use This Book" on pages 5-7, descriptions of the monsters on pages 8-132, random encounter tables on pages 133-155, and an index of all the monsters in the Monster Manual, Fiend Folio, and Monster Manual II on pages 156-160. Unlike the previous two books, this book does not contain an alphabetical listing of the monsters in the beginning of the book.

ISBN 0-88038-031-4

Creature	Page
Aboleth	8	{{{Variants}}}
Afanc	8	{{{Variants}}}
Agathion	9	{{{Variants}}}
Annis	9	{{{Variants}}}
Ant lion	10	{{{Variants}}}
Ascomoid	10	{{{Variants}}}
Aspis	10-11	{{{Variants}}}	Described here are the drone, larva, cow
Atomie	11	{{{Variants}}}
Aurumvorax	11	{{{Variants}}}
Azer	12	{{{Variants}}}
Baku	12	{{{Variants}}}
Banderlog	13	{{{Variants}}}
Barghest	13	{{{Variants}}}
Barkburr	14	{{{Variants}}}
Basidirond	15	{{{Variants}}}
Basilisk, greater	15	{{{Variants}}}
Bat	15-16	{{{Variants}}}	Described here are the mobat and ordinary bat
Bat, fire	16	{{{Variants}}}
Bear, northern (polar bear)	16	{{{Variants}}}
Bee, giant	17	{{{Variants}}}	Described here are the worker honeybee, solider honeybee, and bumblebee
Beetle, giant	17-18	{{{Variants}}}	Described here are the death watch beetle and slicer beetle
Behemoth	18	{{{Variants}}}
Behir	18	{{{Variants}}}
Bloodthorn	18-19	{{{Variants}}}
Boalisk	19	{{{Variants}}}
Bodak	19	{{{Variants}}}
Boggart	19-20	{{{Variants}}}
Boggle	20	{{{Variants}}}
Boobrie	20	{{{Variants}}}
Bookworm	21	{{{Variants}}}
Bowler	21	{{{Variants}}}
Buckawn	21	{{{Variants}}}
Cat	22	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the domestic and wild cat
Cat lord	22-23	{{{Variants}}}
Catfish, giant	23	{{{Variants}}}
Cave cricket	23	{{{Variants}}}
Cave fisher	24	{{{Variants}}}
Cave moray	24	{{{Variants}}}
Centipede	24-25	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the huge centipede and megalocentipede
Cheetah	25	{{{Variants}}}
Choke creeper	25	{{{Variants}}}
Cloaker	25-26	{{{Variants}}}
Cooshee (elven dog)	26	{{{Variants}}}
Crane, giant	26	{{{Variants}}}
Crysmal	26-27	{{{Variants}}}
Crystal ooze	27	{{{Variants}}}
Cyclopskin	27	{{{Variants}}}
Daemon	27-31	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the arcanadaemon (greater daemon), Charon (the Boatman of the Lower Planes), charonadaemon (lesser daemon), derghodaemon (lesser daemon), hydrodaemon (lesser daemon), Oinodaemon (Anthraxus), piscodaemon (lesser daemon), ultrodaemon (greater daemon), and yagnodaemon (lesser daemon)
Dao	32	{{{Variants}}}
Death, crimson	32	{{{Variants}}}
Demilich	32-33	{{{Variants}}}
Demodand	33-34	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the farastu (tarry) demodand, kelubar (slime) demodand, and shator (shaggy) demodand
Demon	35-42	{{{Variants}}}
-- Alu-demon (semi-demon)	35-36	{{{Variants}}}
-- Babau (minor demon)	36	{{{Variants}}}
-- Baphomet (demon lord)	36	{{{Variants}}}
-- Bar-lgura (minor demon)	37	{{{Variants}}}
-- Cambion (semi-demon)	37	{{{Variants}}}
-- Chasme (minor demon)	38	{{{Variants}}}
-- Dretch (minor demon)	38	{{{Variants}}}
-- Fraz-Urb'luu (Prince of Deception)	39	{{{Variants}}}
-- Graz'zt (demon prince)	39-40	{{{Variants}}}
-- Kostchtchie (demon lord)	40	{{{Variants}}}
-- Nabassu (major demon)	40-41	{{{Variants}}}
-- Pazuzu (Prince of the Lower Aerial Kingdoms)	41	{{{Variants}}}
-- Rutterkin (minor demon)	41-42	{{{Variants}}}
Derro	42	{{{Variants}}}
Deva	42-44	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the astral deva, monadic deva, and movanic deva
Devil	44-49	{{{Variants}}}
-- Abishai (lesser devil)	45	{{{Variants}}}
-- Amon (Duke of Hell)	45-46	{{{Variants}}}
-- Bael (Duke of Hell)	46	{{{Variants}}}
-- Bearded devil (lesser devil)	46	{{{Variants}}}
-- Belial (Arch-devil)	46	{{{Variants}}}
-- Glasya (Princess of Hell)	47	{{{Variants}}}
-- Hutijin (Duke of Hell)	47	{{{Variants}}}
-- Mammon (Arch-devil)	47	{{{Variants}}}
-- Mephistopheles (Arch-devil)	48	{{{Variants}}}
-- Moloch (Arch-devil)	48	{{{Variants}}}
-- Nupperibo (least devil)	49	{{{Variants}}}
-- Titivilus (Duke of Hell)	49	{{{Variants}}}
-- Spined devil (least devil)	49	{{{Variants}}}
Diakk	50	{{{Variants}}}
Dinosaur	50-55	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the ankisaurus, camptosaurus, compsognathus, dacentrurus, deinonychus, dilophosaurus, dimetrodon, euparkeria, kentrosaurus, mamechisaurus, massopondylus, nothosaurus, ornitholestes, phororhacos, podokesaurus, giant pterosaur, struthiomimus, tanystropheus, and tennodontosaurus
Dracolisk	55	{{{Variants}}}
Dragon	55-59	{{{Variants}}}
-- Cloud dragon	56-57	{{{Variants}}}
-- Faerie dragon	57	{{{Variants}}}
-- Mist dragon	58	{{{Variants}}}
-- Shadow dragon	58-59	{{{Variants}}}
Dragonfly, giant	59	{{{Variants}}}
Dragon horse	59	{{{Variants}}}
Dragonnel	60	{{{Variants}}}
Drelb (haunting custodian)	60	{{{Variants}}}
Drider	60	{{{Variants}}}
Duergar	61	{{{Variants}}}
Dustdigger	61	{{{Variants}}}
Eagle	62	{{{Variants}}}
Eblis	62	{{{Variants}}}
Eel, electric (marine)	62	{{{Variants}}}
Elf	63	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the grugach and valley elf
Elfin cat	63-64	{{{Variants}}}
Executioner's hood	64	{{{Variants}}}
Falcon (hawk)	64	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the small and large falcon
Firefriend (giant firefly)	65	{{{Variants}}}
Fly, giant	65	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the bluebottle and horsefly
Foo creatures	65-66	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the foo dog and foo lion
Forester's bane (snapper-saw)	66	{{{Variants}}}
Formian (centaur-ant)	66	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the myrmarch, warrior, and worker formian
Froghemoth	67	{{{Variants}}}
Galeb duhr	68	{{{Variants}}}
Giant	68-69	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the fomorian, firbolg, and verbeeg
Gibbering mouther	69-70	{{{Variants}}}
Gloomwing	70	{{{Variants}}}
Goat	70	{{{Variants}}}
Gorgimera	70	{{{Variants}}}
Greenhag	71	{{{Variants}}}
Grippli	71	{{{Variants}}}
Grig	71-72	{{{Variants}}}
Grim	72	{{{Variants}}}
Grue, elemental	72-74	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the chagrin, harginn, ildriss, and verrdig
Hangman tree	74	{{{Variants}}}
Haunt	74	{{{Variants}}}
Hollyphant	75	{{{Variants}}}
Hordling (hordes of Hades)	75-76	{{{Variants}}}
Hybsil	76	{{{Variants}}}
Jann	77	{{{Variants}}}
Jelly, mustard	77	{{{Variants}}}
Kampfult	78	{{{Variants}}}
Kech	78	{{{Variants}}}
Korred	78	{{{Variants}}}
Kraken	79	{{{Variants}}}
Lammasu, greater	79	{{{Variants}}}
Lamprey, land	80	{{{Variants}}}
Luck eater	80	{{{Variants}}}
Lycanthrope	80-82	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the foxwoman, seawolf (greater), seawolf (lesser), and wereshark
Magman	82	{{{Variants}}}
Mandragora	82-83	{{{Variants}}}
Mantis, giant	83	{{{Variants}}}
Mantrap	83	{{{Variants}}}
Margoyle	83	{{{Variants}}}
Marid	84	{{{Variants}}}
Mastiff, shadow	84	{{{Variants}}}
Mihstu	84-85	{{{Variants}}}
Miner	85	{{{Variants}}}
Minimal	85-86	{{{Variants}}}
Modron	86-91	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the monodrone (base modron), duodrone (base modron), tridrone (base modron), quadrone (base modron), pentadrone (base modron), decaton (hierarch modron), nonaton (hierarch modron), octon (hierarch modron), septon (hierarch modron), hexton (hierarch modron), quinton (hierarch modron), quarton (hierarch modron), tertian (hierarch modron), secundus (hierarch modron), and Primus (the One and the Prime)
Mold, russet	91-92	{{{Variants}}}
Mongrelman	92	{{{Variants}}}
Moon dog	92-93	{{{Variants}}}
Muckdweller	93	{{{Variants}}}
Mud-man	93-94	{{{Variants}}}
Myconid (fungus man)	94-95	{{{Variants}}}
Nereid	95	{{{Variants}}}
Narwhale	95	{{{Variants}}}
Obliviax (memory moss)	96	{{{Variants}}}
Ogre, aquatic (merrow)	96	{{{Variants}}}
Oliphant	96	{{{Variants}}}
Ophidian	97	{{{Variants}}}
Opinicus	97	{{{Variants}}}
Otter	97	{{{Variants}}}
Owl	97-98	{{{Variants}}}
Para-elemental	98-99	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the ice, smoke, magma, and ooze para-elemental
Pech	99	{{{Variants}}}
Pedipalp	100	{{{Variants}}}	Desribed are the large, huge, and giant pedipalp
Phantom	100	{{{Variants}}}
Phoenix	100-101	{{{Variants}}}
Phycomid	101	{{{Variants}}}
Planetar	101-102	{{{Variants}}}
Pseudo-undead	102	{{{Variants}}}
Pudding, deadly	102	{{{Variants}}}
Pyrolisk	103	{{{Variants}}}
Quasi-elemental lightning	103	{{{Variants}}}
Quickling	103-104	{{{Variants}}}
Quickwood (spy tree)	104	{{{Variants}}}
Ram	104	{{{Variants}}}
Rat	105	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the ordinary rat and vapor rat
Raven (crow)	105	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the ordinary, huge, and giant raven
Retch plant	106	{{{Variants}}}
Rock reptile	106	{{{Variants}}}
Sandling	106	{{{Variants}}}
Scorpion	107	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the large and huge scorpion
Scum creeper	107	{{{Variants}}}
Selkie	107	{{{Variants}}}
Shade	108	{{{Variants}}}
Shedu, greater	109	{{{Variants}}}
Sirine	109	{{{Variants}}}
Skeleton, animal	109	{{{Variants}}}
Skunk	110	{{{Variants}}}
Slime creature	110	{{{Variants}}}
Slime, olive	110	{{{Variants}}}
Snake	111	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the constrictor and poisonous snake
Solar	111-112	{{{Variants}}}
Solifugid	112	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the large, huge, and giant solifugid
Spectator	112-113	{{{Variants}}}
Spider, giant marine	113	{{{Variants}}}
Spriggan	113	{{{Variants}}}
Squealer	113-114	{{{Variants}}}
Squirrel	114	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the giant black and ordinary squirrel
Squirrel, carnivorous flying	114	{{{Variants}}}
Stegocentipede	114-115	{{{Variants}}}
Stench kow	115	{{{Variants}}}
Stone guardian	115	{{{Variants}}}
Storoper	115-116	{{{Variants}}}
Sundew, giant	116	{{{Variants}}}
Swan	116	{{{Variants}}}
Swanmay	116-117	{{{Variants}}}
Swordfish	117	{{{Variants}}}
Taer	117	{{{Variants}}}
Tarrasque	117-118	{{{Variants}}}
Tasloi	118	{{{Variants}}}
Termite, giant harvester	118-119	{{{Variants}}}
Thessalhydra	119	{{{Variants}}}
Thri-kreen (mantis warrior)	119	{{{Variants}}}
Thunder beast	120	{{{Variants}}}
Thunderherder	120	{{{Variants}}}
Time elemental	120-121	{{{Variants}}}
Transposer	121	{{{Variants}}}
Tri-flower frond	121	{{{Variants}}}
Troll, marine (scrag)	121-122	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the fresh water and salt water marine troll
Twilight bloom	122	{{{Variants}}}
Urchin, land	122	{{{Variants}}}
Ustilagor	122-123	{{{Variants}}}
Vagabond	123	{{{Variants}}}
Vargouille	123	{{{Variants}}}
Vegepygmy	124	{{{Variants}}}
Verme	124	{{{Variants}}}
Vilstrak	124-125	{{{Variants}}}
Vulchling	125	{{{Variants}}}
Vulture	125	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the giant and ordinary vulture
Weasel	125	{{{Variants}}}
Webbird	125-126	{{{Variants}}}
Wemic	126	{{{Variants}}}
Willow, black	126	{{{Variants}}}
Wolf-in-sheep's-clothing	127	{{{Variants}}}
Wolfwere	127	{{{Variants}}}
Worm	127-128	{{{Variants}}}	Described are the tenebrous worm and the tunnel worm
Xag-ya and xeg-yi	128-129	{{{Variants}}}
Xaren	129	{{{Variants}}}
Yeth hound	129	{{{Variants}}}
Yochlol (handmaiden of Lolth)	130	{{{Variants}}}
Yuan-ti	130	{{{Variants}}}
Zombie, juju	131	{{{Variants}}}
Zombie, monster	131	{{{Variants}}}
Zorbo	131	{{{Variants}}}
Zygom	132	{{{Variants}}}

Books with monsters in them

TSR 2013 - Deites & Demigods (1980) (scattered throughout the book) - ISBN 0-935696-22-9 (include notes on the Cthulhu and Melnibonean monsters that were eliminated from later printings.)
TSR 2018 - Oriental Adventures (1985) (p115-128) - ISBN 0-88038-099-3
TSR 2021 - Dragonlance Adventures (1987) (p73-80) - ISBN 0-88038-452-2
TSR 2022 - Manual of the Planes (1987) (p120-123) - ISBN 0-88038-399-2
TSR 2023 - Greyhawk Adventures (1988) (p20-34) - ISBN 0-88038-649-5