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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BigFreekinGoblinoid" data-source="post: 1673559" data-attributes="member: 5988">The IKCG containing "more than enough setting material to start an IK campaign" was my point.I don't think "pretend" is the right word you were looking for, but I wasn't presuming either, just clarifying for those readers that might not be aware of any distinction. LotD = Legacy of the Dragons. I included this in my example above, as this book does a great job of providing plenty of background and extras, but perhaps does not have as many creatures as a monster book of comparable size - But still plenty enough to make a useful book. Truly a standard for future creature books to be compared to. If you take a closer look at the Monsternomicon again, there are really only a handful of monsters that would be completely out of place in an standard fantasy campaign. There are several contructs that may look somewhat out of place based on an artists rendering ( & you may want to change a name or two ), but the 3.0 rules are still intact and work quite well without a dependancy on a higher tech level.   Animations, The Deathjack, Mechanithrall, Pistol Wraith , Skigg, and Steamling are the worst offenders, but the dozens of other creatures are widely applicable.</blockquote>