Very Special Monsters

All proceeds from Misplaced Monsters go directly to the Seattle Children’s Hospital and Seattle Children’s Autism Center, supporting their mission to care for children and young adults of all backgrounds, regardless of their family’s ability to pay. Misplaced Monsters, Vol. 1 was created in partnership with Extra Life, a fundraising program of the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals that helps children receive crucial medical care.

This book contains 6 new monsters designed by kids. They submitted drawings and descriptions, then Wizards of the Coast brought them to life with stat blocks and professional artwork. Now you can enjoy them in your own games!

Jump Into Play with D&D Beyond

Purchasing a digital copy of this book unlocks it for use in the D&D BEYOND compendium and toolset. D&D BEYOND is the official digital toolset for DUNGEONS & DRAGONS. Create characters in minutes, play directly on your character sheets with digital dice, and prep less and play more with Dungeon Master tools like the Encounter Builder and Combat Tracker. Play on Maps, D&D BEYOND's virtual tabletop — no subscription needed. Host game sessions on dozens of official maps, or make your own and use our player and monster tokens to take your gaming to the next level!

Game on with Extra Life

Extra Life is a fundraising program of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals®. The Extra Life community fundraises year-round to Change Kids’ Health to Change the Future. Donations go to local member hospitals to fund critical life-saving treatments and healthcare services, along with innovative research, vital pediatric medical equipment, and child life services.

Wizards of the Coast has been a proud partner of Extra Life since 2013. Collectively, the Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons communities have rallied together to raise over $6 million dollars to help fund healthcare services, research, and life-saving treatments. Funds raised from D&D Beyond sales go directly to the Wizards of the Coast Autism Center Development Fund at Seattle Children's Hospitals. These funds will contribute to efforts to expand clinical and outreach programs, including community training, clinical program development, staff and family training, family navigation support, crisis management, and other purposes critical to enhancing services for families living with autism spectrum disorders.