Fiendish Codex I: Hordes of The Abyss (2006)
Fiendish Codex I: Hordes of the Abyss was published in 2006, and was written by Ed Stark, James Jacobs, and Erik Mona. Fiendish Codex I is an official supplement for the 3.5 edition of Dungeons and Dragons, and includes new content for demons and inhabitants of the Abyss. Chapter 2 contains statistics for new monsters, on pages 27–56, while Chapter 3 contains statistics for 14 demon lords, on pages 57–80.
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| Creature | Page | Other Appearances | Variants | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Armanite | 28-29 | |||
| Bar-lgura | 29-31 | Monster Manual II, Book of Vile Darkness | ||
| Broodswarm | 31-32 | |||
| Bulezau | 33-34 | |||
| Chasme | 34-35 | Monster Manual II, Book of Vile Darkness | ||
| Dybbuk | 36-37 | |||
| Ekolid | 38-39 | |||
| Goristro | 40-41 | |||
| Guecubu | 41-43 | |||
| Lilitu | 43-45 | |||
| Mane | 45-46 | Monster Manual, Book of Vile Darkness | ||
| Molydeus | 46-48 | |||
| Nabassu | 48-51 | Monster Manual II | Described are the juvenile nabassu and mature nabassu | |
| Rutterkin | 51-52 | Monster Manual II, Book of Vile Darkness | ||
| Sibriex | 52-54 | |||
| Yochlol | 54-56 | |||
| Baphomet | 58-59 | Monster Manual II | The demon lord of minotaurs | |
| Dagon | 59-61 | Obyrith demon lord of water, sea-dwelling creatures, and secrets | ||
| Demogorgon | 61-63 | Eldritch Wizardry, Monster Manual, Book of Vile Darkness | ||
| Fraz-Urb'luu | 63-65 | Monster Manual II | ||
| Graz'zt | 65-66 | Monster Manual II, Book of Vile Darkness | ||
| Juiblex | 66-68 | Monster Manual, Book of Vile Darkness | ||
| Kostchtchie | 68-69 | Monster Manual II | ||
| Malcanthet | 69-71 | |||
| Obox-ob | 71-73 | |||
| Orcus | 73-74 | Eldritch Wizardry, Monster Manual, Book of Vile Darkness | ||
| Pale Night | 74-76 | |||
| Pazuzu | 76-77 | Monster Manual II | ||
| Yeenoghu | 78-79 | Monster Manual, Book of Vile Darkness | ||
| Zuggtmoy | 79-80 |
Read more about this topic: List Of Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Edition Monsters, WTC 9537572
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