Monster Manual (D&D Core Rulebook)
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| Rating | : | 4.22 (671 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0786965614 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 352 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
This newest edition draws from every prior edition to create a universally compelling play experience, and exemplifies the true spirit of a game that holds captive the hearts and minds of millions of players worldwide. • The second of three core rulebooks, this book details all manner of creatures that characters might encounter over the course of their adventures. • An essential resource for Dungeon Masters to use in populating any type of challenge they might contrive for their players. • Created as part of a massive public playtest involving more than 170,000 fans of the game.. A menagerie of deadly monsters for the world’s greatest roleplaying game The Monster Manual presents a horde of classic Dungeons & Dragons creatures, including dragons, giants, mind flayers, and beholders–a monstrous feast for Dungeon Masters ready to challenge their players and populate their adventures. The monsters contained herein are culled from the D&D game’s illustrious history, with easy-to-use game statistics and thrilling stories to feed your imagination. The leader in providi
"Top Notch Monster Manual!" according to Thomas O. Morrison. I am an old school D&D gamer/Dungeon Master who cut his teeth on the 'Red' basic set and then moved into "Advanced Dungeons and Dragons" (1st ed.), all the while trying other stuff like Star Frontiers and I.C.E. By the time 2nd edition came out, I had moved on. Just recently, I decided to get back into it and started up a 1st edition campaign. As the new 5th edition material came out, I bought them initially 'out of curiosity' and have now started a 5th edition camp. "A great-looking tome of dangerous (and fun!) monsters for all levels of play." according to Tim Bannock. A neuronphaser.com review.CONTENT (A great-looking tome of dangerous (and fun!) monsters for all levels of play. Tim Bannock A neuronphaser.com review.CONTENT (4/5)With 153 entries, and many featuring multiple statblocks per entry (goblins have the Goblin and the Goblin Boss; Dragons have all of the chromatic and metallic dragons at four different ages) you get an awful lot of monsters in this book. I’m not great at the mathz (English major and all) but I count something like 432 individual stablocks. That’s like 1/10 of the number of times I’ve played D&D, probably, but. /5)With 15A great-looking tome of dangerous (and fun!) monsters for all levels of play. A neuronphaser.com review.CONTENT (A great-looking tome of dangerous (and fun!) monsters for all levels of play. Tim Bannock A neuronphaser.com review.CONTENT (4/5)With 153 entries, and many featuring multiple statblocks per entry (goblins have the Goblin and the Goblin Boss; Dragons have all of the chromatic and metallic dragons at four different ages) you get an awful lot of monsters in this book. I’m not great at the mathz (English major and all) but I count something like 432 individual stablocks. That’s like 1/10 of the number of times I’ve played D&D, probably, but. /5)With 153 entries, and many featuring multiple statblocks per entry (goblins have the Goblin and the Goblin Boss; Dragons have all of the chromatic and metallic dragons at four different ages) you get an awful lot of monsters in this book. I’m not great at the mathz (English major and all) but I count something like A great-looking tome of dangerous (and fun!) monsters for all levels of play. Tim Bannock A neuronphaser.com review.CONTENT (4/5)With 153 entries, and many featuring multiple statblocks per entry (goblins have the Goblin and the Goblin Boss; Dragons have all of the chromatic and metallic dragons at four different ages) you get an awful lot of monsters in this book. I’m not great at the mathz (English major and all) but I count something like 432 individual stablocks. That’s like 1/10 of the number of times I’ve played D&D, probably, but. 32 individual stablocks. That’s like 1/10 of the number of times I’ve played D&D, probably, but. entries, and many featuring multiple statblocks per entry (goblins have the Goblin and the Goblin Boss; Dragons have all of the chromatic and metallic dragons at four different ages) you get an awful lot of monsters in this book. I’m not great at the mathz (English major and all) but I count something like A great-looking tome of dangerous (and fun!) monsters for all levels of play. Tim Bannock A neuronphaser.com review.CONTENT (4/5)With 153 entries, and many featuring multiple statblocks per entry (goblins have the Goblin and the Goblin Boss; Dragons have all of the chromatic and metallic dragons at four different ages) you get an awful lot of monsters in this book. I’m not great at the mathz (English major and all) but I count something like 432 individual stablocks. That’s like 1/10 of the number of times I’ve played D&D, probably, but. A great-looking tome of dangerous (and fun!) monsters for all levels of play. A neuronphaser.com review.CONTENT (A great-looking tome of dangerous (and fun!) monsters for all levels of play. Tim Bannock A neuronphaser.com review.CONTENT (4/5)With 153 entries, and many featuring multiple statblocks per entry (goblins have the Goblin and the Goblin Boss; Dragons have all of the chromatic and metallic dragons at four different ages) you get an awful lot of monsters in this book. I’m not great at the mathz (English major and all) but I count something like 432 individual stablocks. That’s like 1/10 of the number of times I’ve played D&D, probably, but. /5)With 153 entries, and many featuring multiple statblocks per entry (goblins have the Goblin and the Goblin Boss; Dragons have all of the chromatic and metallic dragons at four different ages) you get an awful lot of monsters in this book. I’m not great at the mathz (English major and all) but I count something like A great-looking tome of dangerous (and fun!) monsters for all levels of play. Tim Bannock A neuronphaser.com review.CONTENT (4/5)With 153 entries, and many featuring multiple statblocks per entry (goblins have the Goblin and the Goblin Boss; Dragons have all of the chromatic and metallic dragons at four different ages) you get an awful lot of monsters in this book. I’m not great at the mathz (English major and all) but I count something like 432 individual stablocks. That’s like 1/10 of the number of times I’ve played D&D, probably, but. 32 individual stablocks. That’s like 1/10 of the number of times I’ve played D&D, probably, but. 2 individual stablocks. That’s like 1/10 of the number of times I’ve played D&D, probably, but. Force10JC said An Essential Tome for the 5E Dungeon Master. This book is essential for all serious 5E Dungeon Master's and is a vital compliment to the Player's Handbook and Dungeon Master's Guide. The content is that valuable. It really does a good job of spelling out everything you need to know about general design and use of the Monsters and Non-Player Character's it contains while offering flexibility to meet the needs of your unique adventure.Some may not like the way that content is laid-out but if you use it often, la