D&D Monster Manual II

"Basilisks are predatory reptiles that hunt with a deadly gaze attack." —D&D Monster Manual 4th edition

"Nasty and noisome, bullywugs turn any swamp they inhabit into a dismal echo of the land it once was, so much so that even they view their existence as innately askew" —D&D Monster Manual II 4th edition

"Cyclopses are one-eyed giants originally from the Feywild." —D&D Monster Manual 4th edition

"Death Knights were powerful warriors who accepted eternal undeath rather than face the end of their mortal existence." —D&D Monster Manual 4th edition

"A Displacer Beast is veiled by an illusion that makes pinpointing

its true location difficult." —D&D Monster Manual 4th edition

"Dwarves are creatures of the earth, as steadfast and hardy as stone. Industrious and inventive, dwarves live in the mountains of the world." —D&D Monster Manual 4th edition

"Slender and agile, elves revere nature and roam the wilderness,

hunting creatures that threaten their lands." —D&D Monster Manual 4th edition

"Gnolls are feral, demon-worshipping marauders that kill,

pillage, and destroy." —D&D Monster Manual 4th edition

"Goristros are living siege engines capable of destroying

castles and laying waste to entire cities." —D&D Monster Manual 4th edition

"Humans are the most diverse humanoid race in appearance,

habits, outlook, motivations, and talents." —D&D Monster Manual 4th edition

"This six-armed, serpentine terror delights in hacking enemies to pieces with its swords, doing so with horrifying ease and astonishing grace." —D&D Monster Manual 4th edition

"Also known as sea devils, sahuagin are vicious sea dwellers

that share many traits with sharks." —D&D Monster Manual 4th edition

"A treant looks like an animated tree with a humanoid

face blended into its trunk." —D&D Monster Manual 4th edition