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Monsters Alphabetical




Monsters by Challenge Rating Instead

-A-
Abatadire
Alarune
Anathema
Animus Artisan
Arcanaphage
Armillaria Dryad
Aspergillum Golem

-B-
Baintsi
Baron Perdrix of the Red Pear
Bauta Devil
Bilge Cat
Black Tongue
Blackened Smith
Bloodmaw
Blush Swine
Boil
Brume
Bubonic Drifter
Burrspur Swarm

-C-
Carver
Carvilius Graeme
Cauchemar
Chewing Swarm
Cleft Coachman
Coalwing Sentry
Corpse Cart Mimic
Corpse Colonist
Corpseshoes
Creeping Carpet

-D-
Dandy Lion
Daymare
Deadwood
Deadwood Dryad
Deadwood Turret
Demon-Skull Lantern
Dismay

-E-
Eldritch Coagulant
Emerald Wasp
Eyestalk

-F-
Fallower
Fickle Factotum
Firewalker
Flying Greatsword
Flying Shield
Formication Swarm

-G-
Gallows Walker
Ghastly Thresher
Ghoulkiller
Giant Beaver
Giant Direfly
Giant Sundew
Gigas
Gloom Bloom
Gnarlshrew
Goldbrine
Gorsehound
Gossamurder
Grim Hound
Grinning Herald
Gutter Rat

-H-
Hagfisher
Harpsichord Mimic
Harvestman
Headstone Puppet
Henpeck Hag
Herald of Iv
Hexen
Hexen Bull
Hive Crofter
Hob Mob
Hogweed
Honeycombed Horror
Hypatatos, the Dreamhunter

-I-
Infernal Flotsam
Infernal Jetsam
Inkhorn
Inquisitor Gibbet

-K-
Knife Fifer

-L-
La Countessa
Lady Crowbait
Lake Cephalon
Latchkey
Laticus' Shears
Laxadon
Lesionnaire
Lesser Deadwood
Lethe
Lodge Bloodhawk
Lodge Devildog
Lodge Hellboar
Lodge Hellcat
Lodge Hunting Blind
Lodge Pup
Lodge Redwolf
Lodge Trophy Wife
Long Fingers
Lord Fallowfields, Duke of Autumn's End

-M-
Mandragore
Mangeservant
Mantled Swine
Marrowborn Cardinal
Marrowborn Consort
Marrowborn Empress
Marrowborn Partisian
Marrowborn Pawn
Marrowborn Rook
Mottled Suckling
Milestone of Enuk'Lun
Mire Marine
Mortuary Scamp
Mote Weaver
Mucilcage

-N-
Nepenthe
Nepenthe Acolyte
Nepenthe Bliss
Nepenthe Lineament
Nepenthe Neonate
Nesting Doll
Numbskull

-P-
Parasoul
Petty Colt
Pitch Fork
Plated Meliuscore
Plucker

-Q-
Quagsire
Quarto

-R-
Rachis Lantern
Rapscallion
Rattling Skeleton
Rookery Crone
Ruby Wasp
Rushlight Chanter
Russet Currentrunner
Rusted Scyther

-S-
Sagittarion
Saguisuge
Sapphire Wasp
Saw Bones
Scabrous Elemental
Screecher
Screehcer Patriarch
Scouring Gatekeeper
Seeping Diruscene
Shattered Sorscha
Silk Rat
Silk Rat Swarm
Silt Guard
Silverfish Behemoth
Sirocco Steed
Skeletal Conductor
Skeletal Effigy
Sleepwalker
Sleepwalker Flicker
Sleepwalker Gazer
Sleepwalker Shackler
Slime Breaker
Snuffer
Squall Panther
Strangleweed Drudge
Strawman Devil
Strigiarpy
Swarm of Direflies
Swarm of Kitchen Knives
Swarm of Moongrit
Swarm of Sawflies
Swineherd
Synth Chaser
Synth Conductor
Synth Extractor
Synth Lenser
Synth Pulverizer
Synth Sanitizer

-T-
Tallow
Tallow Abettor
Tallow Luminary
Tallow Wicked
Teeter Toff
Terrorantula
The Ashen Haunt
The Carnyfex
The Fettered Geist
The Fiend of the Moors
The Fisher
The Groom
The Headmistress
The Hound Priest
The Lamplighter
The Living Temple of Enuk'lun
The Lodgemaster
The Pariah
The Puppeteer and the Transfigured
The Rabid Baron
The Relict
The Sabersworn
The Vespidae
Thrumming Scrapper
Thundercharger
Titantiscore
Tourterelle
Typhlotic Magistrate

-U-
Untrifle Demon

-V-
Vainglory
Veiled Seizeran
Vein Juggler

-W-
Walking Cemetery
Waning Athame
Waning Barb
Waning Blade
Waning Breach
Waning Chevalier
Waning Cultist
Waning Devout
Waning Fife
Waning Gore
Waning Gristle
Waning Hew
Waning Rimer
Waning Scion
Waning Stormthrowers
Waning Thistle
Waning Weeper
War Mask
Wax Jack
Wax Mephit
Weeping Conscript
Wildgyre
Wrackwing

-Y-
Yellowjacket

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