One Edition Monsters

Echohawk

Shirokinukatsukami fan
Okay. Here is a list of potential 'one edition' creature beginning with 'W'. I haven't reviewed the wights, wolves and wraiths very thoroughly, and a number of those might be too similar to count as separate creatures.

Waff (Blood Spawn) [2e]
Walking Stick, Giant (I13: Adventure Pack I) [1e]
Walking Wall (Miniatures Handbook) [3.5]
Wall of Tentacles (Demihuman Deities) [2e]
Wall Walker (City by the Silt Sea/Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume Two ) [2e]
Warden Beast (MC8: Monstrous Compendium Outer Planes Appendix/Planes of Conflict) [2e]
Warforged Raptor (Forge of War) [3.5]
Warforged Scorpion (Secrets of Xen'drik) [3.5]
Warforged Titan (Eberron Campaign Setting) [3.5]
Warp Drifter (Wizards of the Coast web site) [3.5]
Wasp, Giant Mason-Wasp (MC13: Monstrous Compendium Al-Qadim Appendix) [2e]
Wasp, Phase (Monster Manual II ) [3.0]
Wastrel (Planescape Monstrous Compendium Appendix II ) [2e]
Watcher (Life-Shaped Creation) (Windriders of the Jagged Cliffs/Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume Three) [2e]
Water Leaper (HR3: Celts Campaign Sourcebook) [2e]
Waterwheel Plant, Giant (Dragon #167) [2e]
Watroach (War Beetle) (Dragon #185) [2e]
Wattley (Ruins of Undermountain II/Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume Two ) [2e]
Wavearcher (Dungeon #110/Polyhedron #169) [3.5]
Wavefire (Planescape Monstrous Compendium Appendix III) [2e]
Web-Spectre (Dragon #252) [2e]
Weed Giant (Dragon #116) [1e]
Weird, Air (Monster Manual II ) [3.0]
Weird, Bone (Return to the Tomb of Horrors) [2e]
Weird, Fire (Monster Manual II ) [3.0]
Weird, Ice (Frostburn) [3.5]
Weird, Mist (Van Richten's Guide to the Mists) [3.5]
Weird, Ooze (Champions of Ruin) [3.5]
Weird, Silt (Polyhedron #80) [2e]
Weird, Snow (Frostburn) [3.5]
Weisshund (WGA2: Falconmaster) [2e]
Well Spirit (Dragon #42) [1e]
Wellspring Horror (Dungeon #162) [4e]
Wellspring Rioter (Dungeon #162) [4e]
Wellspringer Riot (Dungeon #162) [4e]
Wezer (Dark Sun Boxed Set) [2e]
Wharlysk (Wizards of the Coast web site) [3.0]
Wheep (Libris Mortis) [3.5]
Whelp of Zargon (Elder Evils) [3.5]
Whispering Moth (Dragon #227) [2e]
Whispering Pine (Dragon #119) [1e]
Wicker Man (Fiend Folio ) [3.0]
Wiggle, Hurwaet (MC7: Monstrous Compendium Spelljammer Appendix) [2e]
Wiggle, Salt (MC7: Monstrous Compendium Spelljammer Appendix) [2e]
Wiggle, Swamp (MC7: Monstrous Compendium Spelljammer Appendix) [2e]
Wight, Bole- (Polyhedron #35) [1e]
Wight, Dust (Monster Manual III) [3.5]
Wight, Half- (REF5: Lords of Darkness) [1e]
Wight, Ice (Dungeon #163) [4e]
Wight, Lava (Epic Level Handbook ) [3.0]
Wight, Lesser (King of the Giantdowns) [2e]
Wight, Mastar (King of the Giantdowns) [2e]
Wight, Time (Wizards of the Coast web site) [3.0]
Wight, Wailing (Dragon #249) [2e]
Wild Watcher (Dungeon #132) [3.5]
Will-o'-Dawn (Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix III: Creatures of Darkness ) [2e]
Will-o'-Deep (Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix III: Creatures of Darkness ) [2e]
Will-o'-Mist (Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix III: Creatures of Darkness ) [2e]
Will-o'-Sea (Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix III: Creatures of Darkness ) [2e]
Will-o'-Shadow (Blood Spawn) [2e]
Wilora (Dragon #307/City of Splendors: Waterdeep) [3.X]
Wind Dragon (Return to the Moathouse) [4e]
Wind Thrower (Dragon #101) [1e]
Wind Warrior (Dungeon #124) [3.5]
Windblade (Monster Manual IV) [3.5]
Windigo (Dungeon #77) [2e]
Windraptor (Dungeon #111/Polyhedron #170) [3.5]
Winged Warrior (B8: Journey to the Rock/AC9: Creature Catalogue/DMR2: Creature Catalog) [BCEMI]
Wingwyrd (Five Nations) [3.5]
Winterling (Dragon #324) [3.5]
Winterspawn (Frostburn) [3.5]
Wirchler (Dragon #47) [1e]
Wispling (Fiend Folio ) [3.0]
Witchknife (Monster Manual III) [3.5]
Witchlight Marauder (MC9: Monstrous Compendium Spelljammer Appendix II) [2e]
Witherstench (Fiend Folio) [1e]
Wiwaxia, Giant (Dragon #204) [2e]
Wizard Lice (City of Delights/Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume One ) [2e]
Wizened Elder (Monster Manual IV) [3.5]
Wolf (Dragon #293) [3.0]
Wolf, Arctic (Hollow World Boxed Set) [BCEMI]
Wolf, Blood Ghoul (Ghostwalk Web Enhancement) [3.0]
Wolf, Brachyurus (Epic Level Handbook ) [3.0]
Wolf, Choir (Polyhedron #78) [2e]
Wolf, Cloud (Dragon #293) [3.0]
Wolf, Dread (Dragon #174) [2e]
Wolf, Gray (Monster Manual) [4e]
Wolf, Magma (Dragon #293) [3.0]
Wolf, Sea (Dragon #293) [3.0]
Wolf, Shadow* (Dungeon #155) [4e]
Wolf, Shadow* (ST1: Up the Garden Path) [BCEMI]
Wolf, Shard (Dragon #293) [3.0]
Wolf, Stone (Dragon #174/Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume One ) [2e]
Wood Man (Spellbound/Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume Three) [2e]
Wood Woad (Monster Manual III) [3.5]
Woodchuck (Monstrous Compendium Volume Two/Monstrous Manual) [2e]
Worghest (Dragon #350) [3.5]
Worm, Giant (a variety) (Dragon #133) [1e]
Wormcaller (Dungeon #130) [3.5]
Worry-Wart (Dragon #259) [2e]
Wrackspawn (Monster Manual IV) [3.5]
Wraith-King (Dragon #198) [2e]
Wraith, Acid- (Dungeon #131) [3.5]
Wraith, Athasian (Dark Sun Monstrous Compendium Appendix II: Terrors Beyond Tyr ) [2e]
Wraith, Desert (FR10: Old Empires) [2e]
Wraith, Evolved (Libris Mortis) [3.5]
Wraith, Frightful (Pyramid of Shadows) [4e]
Wraith, Incarnum (Magic of Incarnum) [3.5]
Wraith, Lost (Dungeon #155) [4e]
Wraith, Lurking (D&D Miniatures: Against the Giants) [4e]
Wraith, Mad (Monster Manual) [4e]
Wraith, Moon (Open Grave) [4e]
Wraith, Oblivion (Open Grave) [4e]
Wraith, Orb (Anauroch: The Empire of the Shade) [3.5]
Wraith, Seething (Dungeon #158) [4e]
Wraith, Shattered (Dungeon #163) [4e]
Wraith, Vortex (Open Grave) [4e]
Wraith, Wisp (Open Grave) [4e]
Wraithworm (Planescape Monstrous Compendium Appendix II ) [2e]
Wrath of Dagon (Dungeon #156) [4e]
Wrath of Nature (Open Grave) [4e]
Wriggly (Imagine #15) [1e]
Wryback (MC7: Monstrous Compendium Spelljammer Appendix) [2e]
Wurm (Dragon #296) [3.0]
Wurmling (Savage Coast Monstrous Compendium Appendix) [2e]
Wychglow (AC9: Creature Catalogue/DMR2: Creature Catalog) [BCEMI]
Wychlamp (GAZ8: Five Shires/DMR2: Creature Catalog) [BCEMI]
Wynzet (Savage Coast Monstrous Compendium Appendix) [2e]
Wyrm-Wisp (Draconomicon: Chromatic Dragons) [4e]
Wyrm, Great (Dragon #94) [1e]
Wyvern Drake (Dragon #170/Cult of the Dragon) [2e]
 

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the Jester

Legend
The Jester, are you sure you aren't perhaps remembering the iridescent plecoe, which is a subterranean fish from Ruins of Undermountain II that was reprinted in MCA2?

Quite sure, I even remember the picture.

Regarding a few others: I have to say that a wight's a wight's a wight, and same thing with wraiths, unless they are markedly different.

Bone weird becomes boneyard in 3e & 4e.
 



Echohawk

Shirokinukatsukami fan
Regarding a few others: I have to say that a wight's a wight's a wight, and same thing with wraiths, unless they are markedly different.
Taking a closer look at those wights...

Bole-Wights: These are wights with the bole-undead "template" applied, which makes them slightly stronger and more resistant to turning.

Dust Wights: Described as "a gaunt, human-sized earth elemental with forever-crumbling features". These are undead creatures, but are formed by a conjunction of elemental earth and negative energy, rather than from the bodies of humanoids.

Half-Wights: According to Lords of Darkness, half-wights are a step in the "reproduction system" of wights. They are created by wights, have to follow the orders of their creators, and can eventually become wights by draining energy. They are about half as powerful as proper wights.

Icewights: Similar in genesis to ordinary wights, icewights "arise from the bodies of depraved folk who died in frigid places touched by shadow". They have an association with the Shadowfell and a variety of cold-based attacks.

Lavawights: These are epic-level undead, which are humanoid skeletons wrapped in molten magma. They are created from the remains of victims slain by shapes of fire.

Lesser/Master Wights: These wights from the Birthright adventure King of the Giantdowns are just slightly less powerful and one more powerful version of ordinary wights.

Time Wights: These wights are strange, half-decayed things that probably come from the distant future. They have power over the fabric of time, and a particular hatred for creatures with long or magically extended lifespans.

Wailing Wights: A cross between banshees and wights, wailing wights were created by Acererak from priests hired to consecrate his temple in the Undertomb

I'd say that the bole, half, lesser and master wights are close enough to ordinary wights to be considered the same. The other wights (dust, ice, lava, time and wailing) are all markedly different, and can probably be treated as new creatures.
 

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