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Very cool! Permission to repost this elsewhere? I maintain this thread on other forums and the Beast World discord as well (and yes, I plan on doing a writeup for that setting when I get enough time).

Drive-Thru RPG store page. Goodman Games store page. During the early Aughts, a third party setting for 3rd Edition D&D was released. Its production schedule would be sparse, interspersed with long periods of time between system updates. In late 2014 it got an update to the Pathfinder system...

As someone in that Reddit thread said, Streisand Effect in action!

Thank you. Hearing these words of encouragement helped me press on in writing more for it.

Image From Monster Manual Expanded II Deep Scion (Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse): Deep scions are made, not born. Each one is a person modified by the fell magic of a powerful undersea entity. Krakens and aboleth in particular rely heavily on servants who can move and...

Barghest: Natives of Mabar, these wolflike fiends slip into Eberron when that plane’s coterminous and also via linked manifest zones. They are fond of hunting mortal and fey souls, taking on the forms of goblins to lull people into a false sense of security by posing as a weaker creature. They...

Image from Heroes of Baldur's Gate Gibberling (Heroes of Baldur’s Gate & Quests From the Infinite Staircase): Calling themselves the zarsh, the gibberlings’ more common title by outsiders arose from their non-stop chatter. Much like how a dog won’t get tired or a sore throat from barking all...

This can be an interesting public works project for the PCs to support. Such a thing will need lots of funding and cooperation, particularly if it's done beyond the local level. I sort of hinted at this with my entry on mephits and some debates on whether or not to make contracts with the...

Sea Spawn (Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse): When Droaam united as a single nation and declared independence from Breland, it served as a beacon for various people deemed “monsters” across Khorvaire who hoped settle in a more welcoming environment. While this dream doesn’t...

With the revised Monster Manual coming out next month, I became inspired enough to return to this older project of mine. Hopefully any new and modified stat blocks won't invalidate my prior workings, but I doubt that WotC will make any particularly substantial changes in the core themes and...

I haven't had time to look through this thread, but are there any new monstrous entries here that weren't in the 2014 book?

As someone who hasn't read it, what makes the trap so good? Spill the tea! As to the rest of your post, I ran or played in several of those you listed. Darkening of Mirkwood for Adventures in Middle Earth was a full-blown campaign in which I was a player. It was very good, although the DM had...

Currently focused on TTRPG books at the moment. Continuing to read Wagadu Chronicles: 7th Era. About a third into it, but its biggest hindrance is its thickness. Over 700 pages, and the first three chapters make up about 200 of those. While contentwise it does look to be a full, detailed world...

While I think that most gaming sessions are homebrew, there's quite a bit of published adventures with critical acclaim. But there's only so much time in our lives to dedicate to playing them all, so inevitably some fall by the wayside. I'm interested in hearing from EN World what are their top...

Huh, thought I did. Ah, I forgot to include an ' mark in one of the URL tags. Thank you for the catch!

Devabhumi is now on Drive-Thru RPG, for those who prefer that over Itch.io

With the polls closed, XCrawl Classics and One-Shot Wonders are tied. Interestingly, this is the same result on RPGnet. Something Awful's FATAL & Friends voted for Xcrawl over all others. I'm going to start reviewing Xcrawl sometime in January, then follow up with One-Shot Wonders.

And to all a Happy New Year! Whether you celebrate the holiday or not, I hope that you have a good day with those you love.

For the purposes of this thread, I’m referring to monsters that are of good alignment as the default, as opposed to being potentially good. Blink dogs, flumphs, and the like. Most monsters are either neutral or evil, which makes sense given the implicit assumption in most campaigns that the PCs...

Chapter Four, Part Two: Rest of the Bestiary Spirits are a diverse range of beings animating the forces of reality. This chapter covers the ones intelligent and powerful enough to interact with mortals and be a threat, but not so all-powerful as to be gods. Beast Spirits represent the souls of...