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<blockquote data-quote="overgeeked" data-source="post: 9600272" data-attributes="member: 86653">I've only had time for a few quick flip throughs. They provided a PDF before delivering the physical book, but I've avoided looking at it because I wanted to get the full effect from the print version. There are quite a few out there monsters just from a quick glance. One of the random encounter tables is planar monsters. There are several kinds of gnomish clockwork monsters, some sweet looking golems (including coin golems), I really like the elemental giants (it's an idea I've toyed with for years but never got around to using), the eclipse dragon and rainbow dragons are cool and weird, there's animated coffins and sarcophagi, the blood boulder and the blood boulder pebble swarm are hilarious.The art's what you'd expect from DCC RPG. Lots of variety and it's all got that old-school vibe. But it is a bit odd seeing it in color. Definitely prefer that style of art in black and white. I think my favorite piece of art is the Clockwork Cube. It's a kid's jungle gym with lots of pointy, nasty weapons stuck on. It's glorious.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="overgeeked, post: 9600272, member: 86653"] I've only had time for a few quick flip throughs. They provided a PDF before delivering the physical book, but I've avoided looking at it because I wanted to get the full effect from the print version. There are quite a few out there monsters just from a quick glance. One of the random encounter tables is planar monsters. There are several kinds of gnomish clockwork monsters, some sweet looking golems (including coin golems), I really like the elemental giants (it's an idea I've toyed with for years but never got around to using), the eclipse dragon and rainbow dragons are cool and weird, there's animated coffins and sarcophagi, the blood boulder and the blood boulder pebble swarm are hilarious. The art's what you'd expect from DCC RPG. Lots of variety and it's all got that old-school vibe. But it is a bit odd seeing it in color. Definitely prefer that style of art in black and white. I think my favorite piece of art is the Clockwork Cube. It's a kid's jungle gym with lots of pointy, nasty weapons stuck on. It's glorious. [/QUOTE]

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