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(Dungeons & Dragons, 5th Edition)
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..more
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..more
Published September 30th 2014 by Wizards of the Coast (first published 1st 2014)
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Aug 09, 2016Mike rated it it was amazing
So on its face this is sort of an odd book to review for Goodreads. It is effectively a rule book for a game. you wouldn't see people review the rules to Risk or Parcheesi here, why should this one be any different?
Well, first off, it is associated with a game that is intimately tied to the fantasy genre, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dungeons_%26_Dragons'>Dungeons and Dragons. Many a fantasy writer and reader has cut their teeth on this decades old role playing game and it spawned the immensely popular Dragonlance series. It has allowed countles..more
Sep 29, 2014Alis Franklin rated it it was amazingWell, first off, it is associated with a game that is intimately tied to the fantasy genre, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dungeons_%26_Dragons'>Dungeons and Dragons. Many a fantasy writer and reader has cut their teeth on this decades old role playing game and it spawned the immensely popular Dragonlance series. It has allowed countles..more
Recommends it for: dnd players, people who like books of monsters
Fully. Clothed. Female. Demons.
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Aug 28, 2015James Bowman rated it it was amazing
Short version: This may be the best core monster book ever produced for D&D. As a long-time connoisseur of D&D monster books, I do not say this lightly. (Only my beloved Monstrous Manual might compare, and this one definitely beats it on presentation.) If you are running this game, it's a must-buy; if you don't play, but enjoy fantasy bestiaries with great art, I still think you'll like it. It is really good.
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Oct 03, 2014Henrix rated it really liked it
Perhaps this deserves five stars.
Some of my disappointment stems from the fact that it was supposed to have extensive descriptions of all the monsters.
However, the descriptions, though at times evocative, are much shorter and less interesting than in the 2e, and often less than in the 3e, Monster Manual.
Some of my disappointment stems from the fact that it was supposed to have extensive descriptions of all the monsters.
However, the descriptions, though at times evocative, are much shorter and less interesting than in the 2e, and often less than in the 3e, Monster Manual.
I was really impressed with this monster manual, I think it's my favourite of all the editions, the artwork, descriptions and especially the lair powers really seemed fresh to me. Even if you're not into 5th edition (I've only just started playing this edition), this is a worth while purchase, it's kept me engaged through many a poop.
Nov 10, 2014Ray rated it it was amazing
Having intimate familiarity with the AD&D and 2nd Edition versions of the Monster Manual, I felt no need to read this cover to cover, but nearly did so anyway just out of nostalgia and the sheer pleasure of reading.
Overall this rulebook is great - it's easy to use and well written, with beautiful illustrations throughout. The monsters are laid out alphabetically and are easy to find..gone are the days of Baatezu, now creatures are listed as Demons and Devils again. Similar types of creature..more
Overall this rulebook is great - it's easy to use and well written, with beautiful illustrations throughout. The monsters are laid out alphabetically and are easy to find..gone are the days of Baatezu, now creatures are listed as Demons and Devils again. Similar types of creature..more
Feb 05, 2015Chuck rated it really liked it
Really like the art, and it's a nice mix of classics and newer monsters. I like the way they have reimagined certain classic monsters (the goblin, a classic wimp, has been sexed up/souped up). However, as with other 5e books I have seen, this doesn't seem to be organized very well. There's no supplementary material like a table of monsters by type or challenge rating, or rules for making your own monsters and assigning challenge ratings, etc. I get the feeling, as with other 5e books, that later..more
Nov 27, 2016Max rated it really liked it
This is a pretty good volume of monsters. I do feel like the selection suffers a bit, as there's a few too many low challenge humanoids (seriously, why would I use a quaggoth instead of the more recognizable orc?) and some iconic 'boss monsters' feel overpowered - I'd like to have a lich that I can use prior to everyone being at max level. Plus, I kinda miss 4E's monster lore thing, and I would have preferred blink dogs and worgs to get full write-ups rather than being consigned to the appendix...more
This is the fifth edition of the Monster Manual, the compendium of monsters used in Dungeons & Dragons, the granddaddy of all pen and paper role-playing games. All the old favorites are here: Beholders, Owlbears, Gelatinous Cubes, Mindflayers, Bulettes and Displacer Beasts. The subspecies of Giants and Dragons are exactly the same as the appeared in the first edition back in 1977, but Trolls continue their never ending mutation. Trolls in D&D and Trolls in World of Warcraft are very diff..more
Necessary for play.
Aug 26, 2015Tiara rated it really liked it
Pretty informative for a new player like me.
Nov 02, 2014Jonathan Hicks rated it it was amazing
I quite like monster manuals. I like the fact that you can have, at your fingertips, everything you need to challenge players with some pretty nifty encounters. It’s good if you’ve got something planned, great if you need a quick off-the-cuff monster to have a bit of a fight with, and excellent when the monsters slot neatly into the campaign and you don’t have to do too much work on their stats or abilities. Yes, monster manuals take a lot of work out of the Dungeon Master’s design process and g..more
Apr 05, 2018Alfonso Junquera perez rated it really liked it
Una muy buena mejora respecto a los manuales de monstruos de las dos ediciones anteriores que no eran mas que párrafos y mas párrafos de estadísticas. En este por lo menos se nos cuenta un poco de los hábitos, creencias y origen de cada monstruo. Pero a pesar de las buenas intenciones y del soplo de aire fresco que supone sigue quedando muy lejos de los míticos compendios del AD&D (pero eso si es mucho mas bonitos que aquellos)
Mar 06, 2018Bilbo Swaggins rated it it was amazing
A perfect field guide for any Halfling not wanting to get eaten alive by an irate Troll. Next time I’ll make sure to bring along my trusty shovel. He won’t know what hit him.
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Sep 20, 2018Jasmine rated it really liked it Shelves: gaming, wizards-of-the-coast, non-fiction
Consulting it regularly!! Muahahahahahaha!!!
I don't get nearly as inspired by the Monster Manual as the PHB or DMG, but it is what it is. I like the style of 5e.
Mar 03, 2019Heather rated it it was amazing
This feels like a weird thing to put on Goodreads because it isn't a cover-to-cover read, but I've put more hours into reading the thing than I have into some novels, so I will damn well count it!
Jul 09, 2017Ανδρέας Μιχαηλίδης rated it really liked it
As an avid player for 20 years and a child of the 2nd Edition, it is with a glad and heavy heart that I admit this is the best edition so far. Easy access for the young, appealing to the old, carefully written and considered and perhaps, above all, the first system I have played which can be typically combat-heavy and yet the combat is so streamlined and easy to manage, without stalling the game.
Extensive, with monsters ported from various worldspaces of previous editions, mostly great artwork...more
Extensive, with monsters ported from various worldspaces of previous editions, mostly great artwork...more
Nov 15, 2018Eskil rated it really liked it
Jeg tenkte lenge at man ikke trengte monstermanualen siden all informasjonen ligger på nett uansett, men jeg er åpen for at jeg kanskje tok feil! Ikke bare er monstermanualen fin å ha og enkel å bla i, men den har også illustrasjoner for hvert eneste monster, samt en beskrivelse om hvor de bor, hva de spiser og hva som er spesielt med dem. Dette gjør at den ikke bare blir et oppslagsverk men også en inspirasjon som kan gi mange morsomme ideer, samt en dypere forståelse av hvordan D&D-univers..more
Sep 28, 2015Diz rated it it was amazing
This is a review of the Fifth Edition of the Monster Manual. I've read the Monster Manuals since Second Edition, and I have to say this is the best version of it that I've read. Each monster gets about a page with lots of information about the characteristics, culture, and habits of each creature. Reading through these descriptions can inspire you to create some interesting scenarios. The stat blocks are pretty easy to read and use as well. If you've been away from Dungeons & Dragons for a w..more
Mar 04, 2015Nick. Hashbrowns rated it it was amazing
I get a lot of use out of this book, however it is the last of the three core rule books I would buy. Most of the book is monster back story and stat blocks, all of which you could find abbreviated versions of online. However it is very useful and has a lot of combat options, it's just the weakest of the three books. I enjoy the 350+ pages of classic D&D monsters. Any seasoned veteran player will be familiar with the monsters, each sporting new and improved stat blocks. I recommend this book..more
Dec 03, 2014Devon rated it really liked it
This manual looks great, and is very user friendly (unlike the player handbook). The monster/enemy stats are easy to understand, and monsters are grouped by type, which makes them easy to find. Just flipping through is enough to jog campaign ideas! I would have liked to see more extensive descriptions and lore, but that is really a minor thing, as I often will make up my own lore for monsters and mobs.
Feb 15, 2017Chris Philbrook rated it it was amazing
I'm in love with 5th edition. I loved 3 and 3.5, (no comment on the atrocity of 4th) and 5th simplifies the game so it's back to storytelling.
Specifically in the MM I LOVE the legendary rules. They add a new twist to monsters so you can take a regular old monster that the PCs are expecting to crush, and give them a run for their money instead.
Great book. If you're playing other editions of D&D, give 5th a try.
Specifically in the MM I LOVE the legendary rules. They add a new twist to monsters so you can take a regular old monster that the PCs are expecting to crush, and give them a run for their money instead.
Great book. If you're playing other editions of D&D, give 5th a try.
Dec 29, 2014G. Derek Adams rated it really liked it
Really excellent update mechanically - a hair disappointed at how 'classic' the monster selection was, this is boilerplate D&D, which I guess is the point? Excellent work on providing story hooks and context for a lot of the prime monsters, as well as delving into ecology. Really brilliant tactical synergy between low CR monsters and their more powerful brethren.
It's just a very, very, very complete and clear Monster Manual. I might have arranged things a little different, but overall the best monster guide out there. This book along with the Player's Guide is pretty much all you need to play the game.
Aug 14, 2015Anna rated it really liked it
Easy to use, greatly illustrated and comes with some useful background info on typical monster behaviour.
I only wonder why the monster lists by native habitat and challenge rating are hidden in the dungeon master's guide.
I only wonder why the monster lists by native habitat and challenge rating are hidden in the dungeon master's guide.
Fantastic Monster Manual great fluff on the monsters and stunning art to look at as well. Great inspirational tool i got so many ideas for my campaign just reading the entries sparked my imagination about how to put them in my game
Jan 14, 2016Ruben Ramalho rated it really liked it
Good selection of monsters hitting most of the big ones, beautiful illustrations, and a goodly amount of text on each giving you insight on their motives, origins, social life, etc. Who knew the giants' Ordning could be so entertaining?
Great creatures lie within. Simplicity and a good balance of fluff/crunch makes it a good bestiary. I deduct two stars for its lack of flexibility. There are no rules for creating your own monsters or NPCs. Review in my blog coming soon.
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