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<blockquote data-quote="JustKim" data-source="post: 3574831" data-attributes="member: 5478">MM3 is an excellent book, I think the only flak it received was in response to the John Cooper review that brought to light quite a lot of (very small) errors. Fiend Folio was one of those 3.25 books, written during the revision process, and I wasn't a big fan of any particular monster. It receives pretty high praise in &quot;favorite monster book&quot; threads, though, so I think I am a minority.Monster Manual 2 is alongside the worst of the third party monster books. The new monsters are dull, the updates to older monsters are way off- linnorms need to be completely rewritten- and the updates you can download for the book are only revision-related. It's worth noting that the MM2 that comes in the set has not been revised, it's simply a reprint.My favorite? Probably Dangerous Denizens, simply because I've actually used monsters from it instead of saying I will eventually. The amount of detail was just right.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JustKim, post: 3574831, member: 5478"] MM3 is an excellent book, I think the only flak it received was in response to the John Cooper review that brought to light quite a lot of (very small) errors. Fiend Folio was one of those 3.25 books, written during the revision process, and I wasn't a big fan of any particular monster. It receives pretty high praise in "favorite monster book" threads, though, so I think I am a minority. Monster Manual 2 is alongside the worst of the third party monster books. The new monsters are dull, the updates to older monsters are way off- linnorms need to be completely rewritten- and the updates you can download for the book are only revision-related. It's worth noting that the MM2 that comes in the set has not been revised, it's simply a reprint. My favorite? Probably Dangerous Denizens, simply because I've actually used monsters from it instead of saying I will eventually. The amount of detail was just right. [/QUOTE]

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