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<blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 6361426" data-attributes="member: 1465">Great selection!! Almost every iconic monster is there. I further appreciate that they didn't go overboard with &quot;novel&quot; monsters, and give precedence to traditional ones in the first MM.Look at the page counts... Beholders, 5 pagesDemons, 16 pagesDevils, 13 pagesDragons, 33 pages (plus Shadow Dragons and Dracolich)Genies, 6 pagesGiants, 8 pagesLycanthropes, 6 pagessure there's going to be quite a range for each of them!These have always been very useful to me as a DM, but since they work more like traps, I still have hopes they'll be in the DMG!Some of the dire animals are basically now giant animals (badgers, weasels, bat, rat, boar, elk...), but oddly the wolf stayed dire, and there are no giant/dire tigers and lions.Wasn't it mentioned in an online article that Succubus are now &quot;free agents&quot;, neither demons nor devils?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Li Shenron, post: 6361426, member: 1465"] Great selection!! Almost every iconic monster is there. I further appreciate that they didn't go overboard with "novel" monsters, and give precedence to traditional ones in the first MM. Look at the page counts... Beholders, 5 pages Demons, 16 pages Devils, 13 pages Dragons, 33 pages (plus Shadow Dragons and Dracolich) Genies, 6 pages Giants, 8 pages Lycanthropes, 6 pages sure there's going to be quite a range for each of them! These have always been very useful to me as a DM, but since they work more like traps, I still have hopes they'll be in the DMG! Some of the [I]dire[/I] animals are basically now [I]giant[/I] animals (badgers, weasels, bat, rat, boar, elk...), but oddly the wolf stayed dire, and there are no giant/dire tigers and lions. Wasn't it mentioned in an online article that Succubus are now "free agents", neither demons nor devils? [/QUOTE]

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