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Happy Sunday everyone! Hope the New Year has been treating you well. In today’s post, DnD 5e Creature Types Explained, I thought we’d go over the basics of each of the multitude of creatures in this fantastic game!

We’ll be going over a quick description for each creature type and then giving an example of a creature from that type.

Creature Types

Aberration – Typically creatures that fall under this category are considered “outsiders” things not of this world. Alien beings from other dimensions or worlds. Although sometimes this designation can describe the unnatural nature of the creature, even if it is from the main local cosmology of your world or any other DnD setting.

A good example of this would be the Aboleth. These creatures are enormous eel-like creatures with telepathic and psionic abilities. Typically, they are always evil and have their own machinations going on. When an Aboleth is born, it retains all the memories of its ancestors. If you’ve ever seen the TV show Stargate, you’ll know there is a similar creature known as Goa’uld, only Aboleths are much bigger!

Beast – This is a pretty simple one, creatures that are naturally occurring in the prime material plane of your world or any DnD setting. Relatively simple creatures, horses, dogs, bears are all types of beasts. A lot of the time anything that isn’t a humanoid, and lives in a state of perpetual survival would be considered a beast. Typically, these creatures aren’t highly intelligent.

My favorite beast to add in my games to spice things up is dinosaurs. Specifically, the Tyrannosaurus Rex. I feel it adds a certain familiarity to the world that is usually coated in magic and fantasy. Plus, who doesn’t want to have a small island somewhere in their D&D world that isn’t basically Jurassic Park?

Celestial – Sometimes referred to as Angels (although this isn’t entirely accurate) these creatures typically come from the upper planes, which is home to many good-aligned creatures. Normally these creatures have characteristics of creatures from the prime material plane but have slight variations to show they have been touched by the holy realms where they reside. Think along the line of angels looking human, but having wings.

A well-known celestial I like to add to my games, especially since it’s relatively low level is the Unicorn. These creatures generally dwell within the holy realms of the upper planes, but from time to time they may get to the material plane through various means. As said above, they look like horses, but are generally a brilliant white and sport a single horn that protrudes from their forehead. They can also be sent by the good-aligned Gods to aid their followers in dire times.

Construct – This is a varied designation of creatures, some of the creatures here wouldn’t be typica

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