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On-stream, Crawford also revealed a few of the key “quality of life” improvements that had been made in the new book, including: In Sunday’s livestream – which also dropped tons of teasers about the next few years’ worth of upcoming D&D products – Wizards’ Principal rules designer for D&D, Jeremy Crawford, called the new volume “a treasure trove of creature related material that has appeared previously in other products for Fifth Edition, but are now all being brought together in one book, and updated”.

Wizards confirms Monsters of the Multiverse will be available as a standalone volume in 2022 – but there’s no specific release date or pricing yet. The book, which comes out on January 25, 2022, will contain over 30 “setting-agnostic” playable D&D races, and over 250 monsters, along with various improvements and new artworks.Īnnounced in a D&D Celebration livestream on Sunday, the book will first be released as part of a ‘Rules Expansion Gift Set’ bundle, together with previous sourcebooks Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything and Xanathar’s Guide to Everything. The set’s priced at $169.95, and you can pre-order it now via Amazon (although, at print time, it’s still labelled with the placeholder ‘Dungeons & Dragons 2022 title’. But even beyond dreaded beholders, there are terrifying, nightmare-fueling beasts that can practically one-shot a party member.Dungeons and Dragons 5E publisher Wizards of the Coast is releasing a new, much expanded version the game’s Monster Manual bestiary, entitled Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse. Even an owlbear can present a significant threat if the party can't somehow recruit it perhaps. Updated on December 25th, 2020 by Juliet Childers: There are so many fearsome monsters, entities, and creatures throughout D&D lore. This excludes deities - all of these are monsters a party can actually beat, but don't expect to have an easy time. This list explores the most powerful monsters from D&D lore. But some of the biggest and baddest of them all have stood on top of the pile for decades. New editions of D&D's monster manuals tend to up the ante with more and more dangerous creatures. RELATED: D&D: Everything You Didn’t Know About Tieflings From the lowliest kobold to the fearsome archfiends, tussling with the game's various nasties provides some of the most thrilling moments at the table. Dungeons & Dragons monsters are the foes we love to hate.