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central eyes arranged around the circumference of the sphere. These eyes are huge and unlidded. On the crown of the sphere is a compound eye and a ring of six eye spots that make it difficult to surprise a watcher. A large tentacle with a barbed prehensile pad extends from the ventral surface, right behind the small mouth with its rasp-like tongue. Watchers feed on carrion and stunned prey. They are information gatherers and are the least brave of all the eye tyrant races. Each of a watcher's main eyes has two powers, and the compound eye on top may draw on three different abilities. The six eye spots have no special powers. Main eyes: True Seeing and ESP, Advanced
Illusion and Demi-Shadow Magic, Telekinesis 1,000 lb and Teleport. Compound Eye: Message, Tongues, and Suggestion.
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pads. An examiner's true strength lies in their talent with manipulating objects both mundane and magical, and their ability to wield magical items. Most examiners maintain a collection of magical wands which they use when needed in combat, although they prefer flight whenever possible, working to maintain the arsenal of the beholder hive. Examiner has 4 eyestalks with
Enlarge or Reduce, Identify or Legend Lore, Transmute Form (similar to a Stone Shape spell, but works on all types of nonmagical, nonliving material) and Spell Reflection as a ring of spell turning.
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anything that has blood. An older name for these creatures is eye of terror. The central body of a death kiss has no mouth. Its central eye gives it 120-foot infravision, but the death kiss has no magical powers. A death kiss is 90% likely to be taken for a beholder when sighted. The 10 tentacles largely retract into the body when not needed, resembling eyestalks, but can lash out to a full 20-foot stretch with blinding speed.
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forms the top spine, and three yammering mouths surround the spine. There are eight thorny, vine-like limbs that are used to grasp tools and for physical defense. Overseers sit on root-like bases and can inch along when movement is required. They cannot levitate. Overseers are very protective of their health and always have one or two beholder guards and at least a half dozen directors protecting their welfare.
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eyes spaced evenly around their equator. Six minor eyes on stalks ring their dorsal surfaces. Observers support their bodies by means of an innate levitation ability. The observer's mouths actually consist of powerful, retractable stalks that can reach things up to 5 feet from the main body. Each of the creature's main eyes projects a ray of telekinetic force.
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A spectator is an extraplanar beholder-kin with four eyestalks (fatigue, inflict moderate wounds, hold monster, and suggestion), their central eye can act as spell turning and reflect spells back at the caster. Somewhat mild and even-tempered, spectators have even been known to form friendships with
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Their role in beholder society is that of menial labor, and they are treated as semi-mindless drones. Few lensmen ever strive above this lot, and advanced lensmen are rare. Similar to a beholder a lensman's eye has power. They are able to fire off an eye ray from their single eye. Their eye can have
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An examiner is a beholder-kin that is a 4-foot-diameter sphere with no central eye and only four small eyes, each at the end of an antenna, mounted atop the sphere. They have one small, lamprey-like mouth on their ventral surface. The mouth is surrounded by four multi-jointed limbs ending in gripper
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An overseer is the most dangerous of the known beholder-kin. Rivaling the power of a hive mother, an overseer resembles nothing so much as a large, fleshy tree with mouths on its trunk and eyes on its branches. They have 13 limbs, each of which ends in a bud that conceals an eye; one of these limbs
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A watcher appears as a 6-foot-diameter sphere with three central eyes. On the ventral side of the orb is a long, barbed tentacle, which extends from just behind the watcher's mouth, and on the dorsal side is a ring of six eye spots and a compound eye. Watchers are 6-foot-diameter spheres with three
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An observer has a spherical body about 6 to 7 feet in diameter, covered with a tough, chitinous shell. The shell's a mottled purple and pinkish color, and can be 2 to 3 inches thick in places. Unlike beholders, observers have three mouths spaced evenly around their lower hemisphere, and three main
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The Death Kiss, or "bleeder", is a fearsome predator found in caverns or ruins. Its spherical body resembles that of the dreaded beholder, but the "eyestalks" of this creature are bloodsucking tentacles, its "eyes" are hook-toothed orifices. They favor a diet of humans and horses, but will attack
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are protected by hooded covers in the flesh of the creature's body, so that they cannot be severed. The central eye has 15 hit points. Hive
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A gauth is a beholder-kin that feeds on magic as well as flesh. A gauth has six eyestalks with
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Overseers are covered with a fungus which changes color as the overseers desire, commonly mottled green, gray, and brown. The powers of their 13 eyes are as follows: (all magical effects are cast at 14th level) Cone of Cold, Dispel Magic, Paralysis, Chain
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incursion, using the terrible power of their eyes to shatter whole goblin armies. Beholders do not reproduce naturally and have not created a culture of their own—they are simply the immortal servants of the daelkyr. Most continue to serve their masters, commanding subterranean outposts of
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Monsters, Sleep, and telekinesis). In 5th edition, eyeballs are called gazers. They appear when beholders sleep.
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aberrations or serving as the hidden leaders of various Cults of the Dragon Below. Others lead solitary lives, contemplating mysteries or studying the world. Such lone beholders may manipulate humanoid communities, but their actions are rarely driven by a desire for personal power.
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Directors resemble beholders, but their central eye is smaller. They possess only six small eyes on retractable eye stalks these eyes have Magic
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for the 3.5 edition (2003). The mindwitness was a sample creature of the half-illithid template using a beholder as the base creature, featured on Wizards of the Coast's website on August 14, 2003. The beholder receives its own chapter in the book
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does not automatically kill its target. Other beholder types each have their own set of abilities. In this edition, the beholder's central eye no longer cancels out magic, instead dazing or giving some vulnerability to its victim.
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An undead beholder that can pass on a rotting disease which killed it.
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Dungeons & Dragons Art & Arcana: a visual history
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Dungeons & Dragons Art & Arcana: a visual history
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1259:. Once upgraded, these units are renamed to "Evil Eyes".
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1st edition, the beholder appeared in the first edition
2231:"The 10 Most Memorable Dungeons & Dragons Monsters"
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the extent of Beholder Mages (unless they become one).
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Demokopoliss, Dougal. "The Ecology of the Spectator."
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Greenwood, Ed. "The Ecology of the Eye of the Deep."
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Scourge of Worlds: A Dungeons & Dragons Adventure
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simple, fleshy body with one or more grotesque eyes.
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120:. Beholders have been used on the cover of different
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142:monsters, the beholder is an original creation for
1755:"Mat Smith reveals what's "In the Works" for fall"
1106:reviewer Philippe Tessier called it a "classic of
430:The beholder appears along with the more powerful
1151:A beholder also appears in the interactive movie
664:campaign are common antagonists, like the deadly
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1847:. Renton, Washington: Wizards of the Coast, 2010
1631:Comford, David (October 1996). "Games Reviews".
477:also makes an appearance in this book. The book
2640:. "Eye Wares: Potent Powers of the Beholders."
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1664:Grubb Street, Friday, April 18, 2008: Beholder
40:Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Monster Manual
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2432:"Evil Eye – Final Fantasy Encyclopaedia"
1468:Dungeons & Dragons Set 3: Companion Rules
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2587:Cagle, Eric. "Worshipers of the Forbidden."
1276:", still working at the Central Bureaucracy.
4096:Dungeon Master Option: High-Level Campaigns
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526:A beholder's eyes each possess a different
173:The beholder was introduced with the first
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2118:"Eberron Expanded — Lords of Madness"
869:Dead Eye Tyrant who came back as a ghost.
608:Beholders are especially prominent in the
411:. Variants of the beholder also appear in
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2402:(in French). No. 24. pp. 90–91.
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2145:"In Like a Beholder, Out Like a Beholder"
2060:(February 1990). "Role-playing Reviews".
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1223:Media unrelated to Dungeons & Dragons
399:, the beholder once again appears in the
381:Lords of Madness: The Book of Aberrations
257:Spelljammer: AD&D Adventures in Space
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1270:How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back
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276:(1993). The beholder was featured on an
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193:(1984). In 1991, it appeared in the
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2477:Handlen, Zack (February 12, 2015).
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270:(1989), and is reprinted in the
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2120:. Wizards.com. Archived from
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340:included the Beholder in the
162:detailed it for publication.
4280:The Temple of Elemental Evil
3778:List of 3rd edition monsters
3773:List of 2nd edition monsters
2303:. For Dummies. p. 373.
2219:Wizard #177 – July 2006
2104:AD&D Adventures in Space
1788:(Wizards of the Coast, 2005)
1718:(Wizards of the Coast, 2001)
1394:"Frequently Asked Questions"
1184:Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance
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4224:The Gates of Firestorm Peak
3561:List of alternative classes
2207:D&D in Contemporary Art
1231:Big Trouble in Little China
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1859:, Stephen Schubert, and
1651:grubbstreet.blogspot.com
570:Beholders are extremely
458:Volo's Guide to Monsters
447:(2014). Additionally, a
4176:modules and sourcebooks
3285:Masque of the Red Death
3060:Geography and cosmology
1396:. The Hypertext d20 SRD
1305:Pixar Animation Studios
490:Waterdeep: Dragon Heist
391:4th edition (2008–2014)
369:3.5 edition (2003–2007)
332:3.0 edition (2000–2002)
233:2nd edition (1989–1999)
206:1st edition (1977–1988)
61:In-universe information
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4008:Deities & Demigods
3915:Dungeons & Dragons
3890:Dungeon Master's Guide
3721:Illithid (mind flayer)
3678:Creatures and monsters
2784:Sources and influences
2714:Dungeons & Dragons
2602:, and Thomas M. Reid.
2501:Enter the Gungeon Wiki
2068:Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
2045:Dungeon Master's Guide
1450:Supplement I: Greyhawk
1416:"Gary Gygax Interview"
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336:The third edition of
278:AD&D Trading Card
260:campaign set, in the
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4252:Queen of the Spiders
4196:Desert of Desolation
4043:Manual of the Planes
3187:Magic: The Gathering
2982:Wizards of the Coast
2661:Wizards of the Coast
2651:(October 27, 2006).
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2099:Lorebook of the Void
1994:Wizards of the Coast
1909:Wizards of the Coast
1892:. 2014. p. 316.
1890:Wizards of the Coast
1871:Wizards of the Coast
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1761:on November 4, 2012.
1742:Wizards of the Coast
1694:Wizards of the Coast
262:Lorebook of the Void
210:With the release of
110:Wizards of the Coast
4103:Epic Level Handbook
3746:Reptilian humanoids
3663:Strahd von Zarovich
3312:Planes of existence
3180:Kingdoms of Kalamar
3033:Game System License
2667:on December 8, 2015
2605:Epic Level Handbook
2420:. December 7, 2011.
1737:Epic Level Handbook
1218:set (#6/40) (2009).
1172:Eye of the Beholder
1146:Eye of the Beholder
623:Red Wizards of Thay
441:in the 5th edition
409:beholder eye tyrant
355:Epic Level Handbook
226:#76 (August 1983).
134:Publication history
4182:Against the Giants
3907:Classic boxed sets
3801:Corellon Larethian
3788:Deities and powers
3596:Notable characters
3409:Races and lineages
2744:Adventurers League
2379:(PhD). p. 133
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2267:on April 29, 2020
2031:978-1-4516-4052-6
1961:978-1-4516-4052-6
1839:Robert J. Schwalb
1282:Enter the Gungeon
1274:Lethal Inspection
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515:A beholder is an
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280:(1991). The book
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