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The following table summarizes all creatures in Legends of Hyrule. Click any of the names below for full details for that creature.

See creature overview for a general explanation of creatures, creature stat blocks, and how they work.

The Monster Manual lists creatures at a given Challenge (CR); that's it, that's the CR this creature has. This bestiary takes a more dynamic approach. Each creature page is in one of five groups: minor, standard, boss, epic boss, or special:

• A minor creature has one to four different stat blocks on its page, each representing a different CR of 2 or less. Non-combatants and animals are minor creatures. Most minor creatures would prefer to avoid a fight.
• A standard creature has nine or more different stat blocks on its page, usually including CRs 1 through 9. These creatures will usually fight in groups.
• A legendary creature has five or more different stat blocks on its page (usually in increments of five, such as CR 5, 10, 15, 20, & 25) and usually has legendary actions.
• An epic creature has four or more different stat blocks (usually CR 14, 22, 30, & 40) and might serve as the final antagonist of a campaign or a high-level adventure.
• A special creature does not fit into any of the previous categories, and may only feature one stat block.