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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 4335618" data-attributes="member: 8461">Okay, I'm not completely up-to-date on my issues of KoDT, but here are the monsters I've found in more recent issues, along with one other monster from a D&D comic:KoDT #106 – “Complete Arcane in the Kingdoms of Kalamar.” This article describes how to set the material from Complete Arcane in the Kingdoms of Kalamar setting, going over relevant material from each chapter of the book. The only information about monsters from the book is three sentences about elemental monoliths, the most crunchy part of which is just mentioning that they'd require an Epic spell to summon to Tellene.KoDT #106 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article describes a new monster, the Tohdnerian Summoner Beast, with full stats, and notes on training them (as well as using them as animal companions).KoDT #110 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article presents a new monster: the sunderer.KoDT #111 – “Porting Hackmaster’s Pixie Faeries into D&D 3.5.” This article gives full PHB-style fluff information and PC racial information for pixie faeries.KoDT #121 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article presents the throngling, a new monster.KoDT #125 – “Player’s Advantage: Why Walk?” This article discusses using mounts, along with giving several stat blocks for advanced horses.KoDT #127 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article presents the Eldorian Siege Giant.KoDT #128 – “Kingdoms of Kalamar and Monster Manual III.” This article provides “On Tellene” information for monsters with campaign information from the MMIII, along with a few pieces of new gear. There's no actual crunch about the monsters here, though.KoDT #129 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article presents a new monster; the Bearbug.D&D Tempest's Gate #1 - Inside the back cover is a full-page write-up on a new orc subrace, the ogh. This was published by Kenzer Co. also, and there's no OGL, so it seems to be second-party.</blockquote>

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