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Lists of Dungeons & Dragons monsters : ウィキペディア英語版
Lists of Dungeons & Dragons monsters
This is intended to be a comprehensive list of creatures that have appeared in various ''Dungeons & Dragons'' works. Each individual list covers a span of years by edition of the game, with monsters being listed chronologically by book in which they appeared.
Although efforts have been made to include all creatures, there are likely to be omissions and other errors. At any particular time, there will be variations in the level of brief detail, and there are some duplications, not all of which are errors as there is some name duplications amongst the creatures.
==Dungeons & Dragons (1974–1976)==
(詳細はGary Gygax and Dave Arneson printed in 1974, and several pamphlet-sized supplements printed through 1976. The volume "Monsters & Treasure" in the original set, and the supplements (''Greyhawk'', ''Blackmoor'' and ''Eldritch Wizardry'') included a section of monsters.
*''TSR 2002 - Dungeons & Dragons "white box" (1974)''

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