Complete index of D&D creatures

[Echohawk]

Hi folks,

I think I've finally finished my project to index every single D&D creature ever to be published. I know some of you have downloaded earlier versions of the index, but the latest version is now available for your downloading pleasure here.

There is also a list of almost all D&D products ever produced in the second pane of the spreadsheet, which is a potentially useful reference even for people who aren't monster nuts.

Enjoy!

 

[Pinotage]

Fantastic, EchoHawk! Thank you very much! Grand job!

Pinotage

 

[NCSUCodeMonkey]

Holy...!!! Man, that's crazy. You get two thumbs up for awesomeness.

 

[green slime]

Cool! thanx!

 

[Huw]

Great work!

Now I'm compelled to try and find either a typo or a monster you've missed

 

[SolitonMan]

Awesome work, thanks!

One question though, what is the significance of the "Canon" column? I know what the word means, but I don't understand the context here.

 

[Echohawk]

Huw: I'm sure there are plenty of typos in the index. I find them all the time when updating it, but there are a lot of entries to mistype . There are probably a few creatures I've missed too, but finding those will be more of a challenge than finding typos .

SolitonMan: The 'Canon' column is explained (sort of) on the note pages. Briefly, that's a rough ranking of how 'official' each entry in the index is. So entries marked 'A' have appeared in D&D books published by TSR or Wizards of the Coast, while 'B' entries come from Dragon or Dungeon magazine, and so on. I realise that levels of 'canon' are highly subjective, but I find that column useful when using the index myself, so I left it in.

 

[Tetsubo]

Thank you, very cool.

 

[Huw]

Huw: I'm sure there are plenty of typos in the index. I find them all the time when updating it, but there are a lot of entries to mistype . There are probably a few creatures I've missed too, but finding those will be more of a challenge than finding typos .

I'll let you know when I find any

Of course, there are official typos as well, like heucuva and huecuva.

 

[SolitonMan]

Thanks, Echohawk. I realized this morning on my way to the office that I hadn't checked other tabs in the workbook to see if maybe this was explained! My bad, great job on your part and thanks for the clarification.