Aberration

In the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing game, aberration is a type of creature, or "creature type". Aberrations generally all have bizarre anatomies, strange abilities, alien mindsets, or any combination thereof.

In 3rd edition Dungeons & Dragons, all aberrations have darkvision out to 60 feet. As a group, they have no other special abilities or immunities.

In Dungeons & Dragons 4th edition, Aberration was replaced with the Aberrant creature origin.

Aberrations in the Monster Manual (3rd and 3.5 editions)

• Aboleth
• Athach
• Beholder
• Carrion crawler
• Choker
• Chuul
• Cloaker
• Delver
• Destrachan
• Drider
• Ethereal filcher
• Ettercap
• Gibbering mouther
• Grick
• Mimic
• Mind flayer (also known as Illithid)
• Naga
• Otyugh
• Phasm
• Rust monster
• Skum
• Umber hulk
• Will-o'-Wisp

Aberrations from Monster Manual II

• Avolakia
• Catoblepas
• Darktentacles
• Fihyr
• Grell
• Hook Horror
• Ixitxachitl
• Julajimus
• Meenlock
• Moonbeast
• Morkoth
• Neogi
• Nothic
• Psurlon
• Windghost
• Wyste

Aberrations from Monster Manual III

• Harpoon spider
• Lifeleech Otyugh
• Lurking Strangler
• Mindshredder
• Odopi
• Prismatic Roper
• Quaraphon
• Rot Reaver
• Runehound
• Seryulin
• Shrieking Terror
• Stonesinger
• Susurrus

Aberrations in the Fiend Folio

• Ahuizotl
• Chwidencha
• Darkweaver
• Ethergaunt
• Half-Illithid template
• Maulgoth
• Ocularon
• Phiuhl
• Rukanyr
• Skybleeder
• Slasrath
• Spectral Lurker
• Symbionts (Cerebral)
• Tunnel Terror
• Yuan-Ti Anathema

Aberrations in the Expanded Psionics Handbook

• Elan
• Folugub
• Intellect Devourer
• Neolithid
• Temporal Filcher
• Thought Eater
• Thought Slayer

Aberrations from previous Dungeons and Dragons Editions

• Flumph
• Witchlight marauder

Aberrations in the Complete Psionics

• Larval Flayer
• Synad

External links

• Aberration – d20 System Reference Document entry

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