D&D 5E Full List of Monsters in Mordenkainen Presents Monsters of the Multiverse

Mordenkainen Presents Monsters of the Multiverse contains revamped stat blocks for 260 monsters previously published in previous Dungeons & Dragons 5E books. The list was compiled by YouTuber Bob Worldbuilder based on some blurry screenshots originally shared by Nerd Immersion (see the video below). I have transcribed it here for convenience.

D&D 5E - List of All 33 Races in Mordenkainen's Monsters of the Multiverse

Mordenkainen Presents Monsters of the Multiverse contains 33 races compiled from previous Dungeons & Dragons books. Aarackocra Assimar Bugbear Centaur Changeling Deep Gnome Duergar Eladrin Fairy Firbolg Genasi, Air Genasi, Earth Genasi, Fire Gennasi, Water Githyanki Githzerai Goblin Goliath...

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• Abishai (Black, Blue, Green, Red, White)
• Alhoon
• Alkilith
• Allip
• Amnizu
• Annis Hag
• Archdruid
• Archer
• Armanite
• Astral Deadnought
• Babau
• Bael
• Balhannoth
• Banderhobb
• Baphomet
• Bard
• Barghest
• Berbalang
• Bheur Hag
• Blackguard
• Bodak
• Boggle
• Boneclaw
• Bulezau
• Cadaver Collector
• Canoloth
• Catoblepas
• Cattle (Aurochs, Ox, Stench Kow, Deep Rothe)
• Cave Fisher
• Champion
• Chitine
• Choker
• Choldrith
• Clockwork (Bronze Scout, Iron Cobra, Oaken Bolter, Stone Defender)
• Cloud Giant Smiling One
• Corpse Flower
• Cranium Rat, Swarm of Cranium Rat
• Darkling, Darkling Elder
• Death Kiss
• Deathlock, Deathlock Mastermind, Deathlock Wight
• Deep Scion
• Demogorgon
• Derro, Derro Savant
• Devourer
• Dhergoloth
• Dinosaurs (Brontosaurus, Deinonychus, Dimetrodon, Hadrosaurus, Quetzalcoatlus, Stegosaurus, Velociraptor)
• Dolphin, Dolphin Delighter
• Draegloth
• Drow (Arachnomancer, Favored Consort, House Captain, Inquisitor, Matron Mother, Shadowblade)
• Duergar (Despot, Kavalrachni, Mind Master, Soulblade, Stone Guard, Warlord, Xarrorn, Hammerer, Screamer)
• Dybbuk
• Eidolon
• Eladrin (Autumn, Spring, Summer, Winter)
• Elder Brain
• Elder Tempest
• Elemental Myrmidon (Air, Earth, Fire, Water)
• Fire Giant Dreadnought
• Firenewt (Warrior, Warlock of Imix)
• Flail Snail
• Flind
• Fraz-Urb'luu
• Froghemoth
• Frost Giant Everlasting One
• Frost Salamander
• Gauth
• Gazer
• Geryon
• Giant Strider
• Giff
• Girallon
• Githyanki (Gish, Kith'rak, Supreme Commander, Anarch, Enlightened)
• Gnoll (Flesh Gnawer, Hunter, Witherling)
• Gray Render
• Grazz't
• Grung (Elite Warrior, Wildling)
• Guard Drake
• Hellfire Engine
• Hobgoblin (Devastator, Iron Shadow)
• Howler
• Hutijin
• Hydroloth
• Juiblex
• Ki-Rin
• Kobold (Dragonshield, Inventor, Scale Sorcerer)
• Korred
• Kraken Priest
• Kruthik (Hive Lord, Adult, Young)
• Leucrotta
• Leviathan
• Martial Arts Adept
• Marut
• Master Thief
• Maurezhi
• Maw Demon
• Meazel
• Meenlock
• Merregon
• Merrenoloth
• Mindwitness
• Moloch
• Molydeus
• Morkoth
• Mouth of Grolantor
• Nabassu
• Nagpa
• Narzugon
• Neogi, Neogi Hatchling, Neogi Master
• Neothelid
• Nightwalker
• Nilbog
• Nupperibo
• Oblex (Spawn, Adult, Elder)
• Ogre (Battering Ram, Bolt Launcher, Chain Brute, Howdah)
• Oinoloth
• Orcus
• Orthon
• Phoenix
• Quickling
• Redcap
• Retriever
• Rutterkin
• Sea Spawn
• Shadar Kai (Gloom Weaver, Shadow Dancer, Soul Monger)
• Shadow Mastiff, Shadow Mastiff Alpha
• Shoosuva
• Sibriex
• Skulk
• Skull Lord
• Slithering Tracker
• Shadowsworn (The Angry, The Hungry, The Lonely, The Lost, The Wretched)
• Spawn of Kyuss
• Star Spawn (Grue, Hulk, Lava Mage, Mangler, Seer)
• Steeder (Female, Male)
• Steel Predator
• Stone Cursed
• Stone Giant Dreamwalker
• Storm Giant Quintessent
• Swarm of Rot Grubs
• Swachbuckler
• Sword Wraith (Commander, Warrior)
• Tanarukk
• Titivilus
• Tlincalli
• Tortle
• Turtle Druid
• Trapper
• Troll (Dire, Rot, Spirit, Venom)
• Ulitharid
• Vampiric Mist
• Vargouille
• Vegepygmy, Vegepygmy Chief, Vegepygmy Thorny
• War Priest
• Warlock (of the Archfey, Fiend, Great Old One)
• Warlord
• Wastrilith
• Wizard (Apprentice, Abjurer, Conjurer, Diviner, Enchanter, Evoker, Illusionist, Necromancer, Transmuter)
• Wood Woad
• Xvart, Xvart Warlock of Raxivort
• Yagnoloth
• Yeenoghu
• Yeah Hound
• Yuan-ti (Anathema, Broodguard, Mind Whisperer, Nightmare Speaker, Pit Master)
• Zaratan
• Zariel
• Zuggtmoy

 

[Weiley31]

Heh, I prefer to think of the dolphins being kinky with "safe words".

To quote Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers-Dolphins always lie.

 

[Parmandur]

Well not it would be MM 2+3 .5

MM square root of 2?

 

[Weiley31]

MM square root of 2?

We do have a Dragon with a Math Breath Weapon thanks to Curriculum of Chaos now. So, it fits.

 

[Nefermandias]

No. More like it's people being addicted to WotC's money-schemes and repurchasing all of those as a 5.5e WotC's never going to learn to leave things alone if people keep throwing money at them cause they're attracted to shiny art.

Shiny art is worth money too, you know?

 

[Mercador]

No. More like it's people being addicted to WotC's money-schemes and repurchasing all of those as a 5.5e WotC's never going to learn to leave things alone if people keep throwing money at them cause they're attracted to shiny art.

That's unfortunately my case, I feel ashamed. At least, I don't have Tasha neither Xanathar so this boxset make sense. But does I need it? No, not really, it's just a gift to myself.

 

[occam]

You can have your dolphins, I'm excited to have the Yeah Hound back in the game! That brings back fond memories playing 1e... I may have been a valley elf fighter stuck at 5th level, but with my trusty Yeah Hound at my side, backing up everything I said, I felt like 7th level, at least.

 

[the Jester]

They did? I seem to recall that started in 4e but I could be wrong. Genuinely curious now, I know 3.0 didn't have that as the idea of playable monster races came with the FRCS and ECL and Savage Species but I don't recall the 3.5 era MMs having playable monster races in them but I could have overlooked it. I know Pathfinder did it though but it has/had some very different rules for higher powered races.

As far as D&D goes, I believe only 3.5e had player race info in the monster books.

 

[Kobold Avenger]

You can have your dolphins, I'm excited to have the Yeah Hound back in the game! That brings back fond memories playing 1e... I may have been a valley elf fighter stuck at 5th level, but with my trusty Yeah Hound at my side, backing up everything I said, I felt like 7th level, at least.

It must be Yeth Hounds, and not their excitable cousins the Yeah Hound.

 

[Li Shenron]

The part I am interested in is the fact that the stat blocks are new. Like I saw changes to the Duergar Despot that looked interesting.

Here is the old Despot with the new one from the video.

The Changes here are interesting enough that I want to see them for all the monsters.

Which changes?

The no-OA movement is an interesting addition, but the removal of 2 out of 3 spells is simplifying a monster in an edition which since the start has been criticized for having too simple monsters.

 

[MonsterEnvy]

Which changes?

The no-OA movement is an interesting addition, but the removal of 2 out of 3 spells is simplifying a monster in an edition which since the start has been criticized for having too simple monsters.

It does not really need Counterspell and Misty Step. The Extra Movement between attacks is interesting. It makes the monster more dynamic.