Dungeons & Dragons Monster Manual: Roleplaying Game Core Rules, 4th Edition
by: Wizards RPG Team
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Features:
- Core Rulebook: The Monster Manual is the third of three core rulebooks required to play the Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game.
- Quick and easy play: The improved page layout and presentation enables novice and established players to learn and understand the new D&D rules quickly.
- D&D Insider: The Monster Manual will receive enhanced online support at www.dndinsider.com.
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- Leveled Monsters
Well first of all there's old school Orcus on the front cover. he and Tarrasque make up the most powerful monsters here, in excess of 1,000 hit points. Monsters listed here I see in real life, and i mean like almost daily basis are: spider, rat, scorpion, snake, bear, wolf, beetle, boar, crodile, ghost, dwarf, hound, human and hyena. Classic old school monsters revisted are: imp, elemental, succubus, chimera, beholder, cyclops, death knight, demon, devil, dracolich, dragon, drider, dwarf, elf, gargoyle, ... Read More
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- Finally, a D&D ruleset which my little sisters not only tolerate, but enjoy!
You know what is great about the 4E rules for D&D? They made it easy, and fun, for NEW PLAYERS to get into the game. They simplified and streamlined a lot of the nit-picky stuff (which, granted, some people love), and made it easier to just jump into the game.
What this means is that I can start an impromptu game with my little sisters, and actually keep and HOLD their attention all the way through an entire gaming session of about 2 hours. That is AMAZING! They have always liked the game, and ... Read More
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- WotC's New Coke
I played D&D through every edition since the beginning: basic, expert, AD&D, 2nd, 3.0, 3.5, and now 4th. I've stayed true to the original D&D, never straying to other game developers, never wanting to.
WotC has achieved the impossible, with 4th ed. they have lost yet another loyal player. Its amazing how a company can so misunderstand its core customers. In creating 4th ed. WotC no doubt tried to get some of those lucrative World of War Craft kids on board - heavy on the fighting, light on the ... Read More
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- finnaly it arrived
its the monster manual for 4th ed. d&d. Lots of good art work and some interesting creatures for you gaming fun.
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- D&D necessity
There are two different ways to look up monsters: alphabetically and by level. It does include a guide to reading the monster information which was helpful. When looking up monsters in either way, the only thing I feel it is missing is how much XP the monster awards. I found it a little annoying having to look up a monster, turning to that page and then finding the amount of XP wasn't as much as I wanted to award or was too much to award. I also think it would have been beneficial if they could have included ... Read More
- Leveled MonstersWell first of all there's old school Orcus on the front cover. he and Tarrasque make up the most powerful monsters here, in excess of 1,000 hit points. Monsters listed here I see in real life, and i mean like almost daily basis are: spider, rat, scorpion, snake, bear, wolf, beetle, boar, crodile, ghost, dwarf, hound, human and hyena. Classic old school monsters revisted are: imp, elemental, succubus, chimera, beholder, cyclops, death knight, demon, devil, dracolich, dragon, drider, dwarf, elf, gargoyle, ... Read More
- Finally, a D&D ruleset which my little sisters not only tolerate, but enjoy!You know what is great about the 4E rules for D&D? They made it easy, and fun, for NEW PLAYERS to get into the game. They simplified and streamlined a lot of the nit-picky stuff (which, granted, some people love), and made it easier to just jump into the game.
What this means is that I can start an impromptu game with my little sisters, and actually keep and HOLD their attention all the way through an entire gaming session of about 2 hours. That is AMAZING! They have always liked the game, and ... Read More
- WotC's New CokeI played D&D through every edition since the beginning: basic, expert, AD&D, 2nd, 3.0, 3.5, and now 4th. I've stayed true to the original D&D, never straying to other game developers, never wanting to.
WotC has achieved the impossible, with 4th ed. they have lost yet another loyal player. Its amazing how a company can so misunderstand its core customers. In creating 4th ed. WotC no doubt tried to get some of those lucrative World of War Craft kids on board - heavy on the fighting, light on the ... Read More
- finnaly it arrivedits the monster manual for 4th ed. d&d. Lots of good art work and some interesting creatures for you gaming fun.
- D&D necessityThere are two different ways to look up monsters: alphabetically and by level. It does include a guide to reading the monster information which was helpful. When looking up monsters in either way, the only thing I feel it is missing is how much XP the monster awards. I found it a little annoying having to look up a monster, turning to that page and then finding the amount of XP wasn't as much as I wanted to award or was too much to award. I also think it would have been beneficial if they could have included ... Read More
