Book of Vile Darkness (2002)
| Creature | Page | Other Appearances | Variants | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Demon | 169-174 | Described are the Mane (Tanar'ri), Rutterkin (Tanar'ri), Bar-Igura (Tanar'ri), Babau (Tanar'ri), Shadow Demon, and Chasme (Tanar'ri). | ||
| Devil | 175-177 | Described are the Kocrachon (Baatezu) and Ghargatula (Baatezu). | ||
| Eye of Fear and Flame | 177 | |||
| Kython | 178-181 | Described are the Broodling, Juvenile Kython, Adult Kython, Impaler, Slaymaster, and Slaughterking. | ||
| Vaath | 182 | |||
| Vilewight | 183 | |||
| Bone Creature | 184-185 | Template to be added to any nonundead, corporeal creature with a skeletal system. A sample Bone Bugbear Rogue is described. | ||
| Corpse Creature | 185 | Template to be added to any nonundead, nonconstruct, nonplant corporeal creature. A sample Corpse Human Barbarian is described. | ||
| Corrupted Creature | 186 | Template to be added to any corporeal creature that is not an outsider. A sample Corrupted Wolf is described. |
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