Today we released our latest Mythic Mini devoted to occult characters, Mythic Mini 84: Kineticist and Occultist Feats; we have two more installments in that series before we turn our mini-attention to the feats and more from Ultimate Intrigue!
You can get all the details (and some preview images) here!http://www.makeyourgamelegendary.com/mythic-monday-is-about-to-look-more-monstrous-intriguing/
We also announced our next three Mythic Monsters books!
Mythic Monsters: Robots,, brought to you by the illustrious Alex Riggs, Russ Taylor, and Jason Nelson, these mythic mechanical marvels and menaces are a great addition to any campaign delving into realms of super-science and savage sorcery, or with a dash of sci-fi mixed with fantasy.
Mythic Monsters: Greek by Jim Groves, Jonathan Keith, and Jason Nelson, with a collection of creatures from classical mythology, from harpies to gorgons, beautiful nymphs and hideous cyclopes, and even the legendary Scylla and Charybdis!
Mythic Monsters: Slavic by Victoria Jaczko, featuring an array of adversaries from Eastern Europe, from domovoi and vukodlaks to rusalkas and the three-headed gorynych!
Beyond that, who can say? China? Japan? North America? India? Africa? We've inquired before, but it never hurts to check in as some folks may have missed our query last time, and Legendary minds want to know:
What kind of new mythic monsters are YOU most excited to see?
You can get all the details (and some preview images) here!http://www.makeyourgamelegendary.com/mythic-monday-is-about-to-look-more-monstrous-intriguing/
We also announced our next three Mythic Monsters books!
Mythic Monsters: Robots,, brought to you by the illustrious Alex Riggs, Russ Taylor, and Jason Nelson, these mythic mechanical marvels and menaces are a great addition to any campaign delving into realms of super-science and savage sorcery, or with a dash of sci-fi mixed with fantasy.
Mythic Monsters: Greek by Jim Groves, Jonathan Keith, and Jason Nelson, with a collection of creatures from classical mythology, from harpies to gorgons, beautiful nymphs and hideous cyclopes, and even the legendary Scylla and Charybdis!
Mythic Monsters: Slavic by Victoria Jaczko, featuring an array of adversaries from Eastern Europe, from domovoi and vukodlaks to rusalkas and the three-headed gorynych!
Beyond that, who can say? China? Japan? North America? India? Africa? We've inquired before, but it never hurts to check in as some folks may have missed our query last time, and Legendary minds want to know:
What kind of new mythic monsters are YOU most excited to see?
