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<blockquote data-quote="bento" data-source="post: 3968302" data-attributes="member: 36597">Any bestie book is going to be a matter of taste.&nbsp; Personally I really like MMIII and its the second most used monster book I own.&nbsp; My games have had appearances from:Armand &amp; Sand Giants - desert NPCs
Avalancher - mountain encounter
Chelicera - ventroliquist spider used to trick players into thinking a vampire haunted a town
Fleshraker - one of my player's shapeshifts
Gnoll Flind - leading a pack of gnolls
Forestkith Goblins - forest encounter
Harpoon Spider - cave of the spider king encounter
Harssaf - key evil humanoids in desert
Kenku - competing thieves guild
Poisondusk Lizardfolk - add variety to lizardfolk
Redcap - forest encounter
Shifter &amp; Warforged - Eberron games
Zezir - desert encounterMMIII also has a great selection of trolls and golems.&nbsp; I really like MMIII because its monsters aren't too weird like those from other MMs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bento, post: 3968302, member: 36597"] Any bestie book is going to be a matter of taste. Personally I really like MMIII and its the second most used monster book I own. My games have had appearances from: [INDENT]Armand & Sand Giants - desert NPCs Avalancher - mountain encounter Chelicera - ventroliquist spider used to trick players into thinking a vampire haunted a town Fleshraker - one of my player's shapeshifts Gnoll Flind - leading a pack of gnolls Forestkith Goblins - forest encounter Harpoon Spider - cave of the spider king encounter Harssaf - key evil humanoids in desert Kenku - competing thieves guild Poisondusk Lizardfolk - add variety to lizardfolk Redcap - forest encounter Shifter & Warforged - Eberron games Zezir - desert encounter[/INDENT] MMIII also has a great selection of trolls and golems. I really like MMIII because its monsters aren't too weird like those from other MMs. [/QUOTE]

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