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<blockquote data-quote="Dark Mistress" data-source="post: 5298545" data-attributes="member: 11816"><p>This product is 13 pages long. There is a cover and a forward explaining what Mythic Menagerie is as a book series. This is the second such book in the series. The concept is a collection of themed monsters, in this case undead in a royal court. Next it dives into the monster stat blocks.</p><p></p><p>Bean Chaointe – New twist on the banshee</p><p>Bloodknight – Think vampire with some deathknight blended in.</p><p>Dark Messenger – Emissary for the undead.</p><p>Lich Tyrant – Typically a noble that paid a wizard to turn them into a lich.</p><p>Masque Ghoul – ghouls that can masquared as the living.</p><p>Night Dragon – A undead dragon that is formed as a side effect of something going wrong. They are not evil and actually want to make things better by destroying the cause that made them rise. Though they tend to attack any and everything in their rage for being brought to unlife.</p><p>Rot Giant – smart zombie like giants able to create other lesser undead.</p><p>Soul Harvester – eats souls and can use the souls to power abilities and spells.</p><p></p><p>It finishes with 1 page OGL. Each of the monsters are at least 1 page long and most are 1 ½ to 2 pages long.</p><p></p><p>Closing Thoughts: If you like undead you will like this book. These are either wholly new undead or new neat twists on old concepts. Either way they are a nice addition to your monster collection to surprise your players with. They all have a few paragraphs on how they become undead and what they are like. While they was meant to fill the roll of a undead royal court. They just as easily can be used as regular undead. I didn't see any errors that I noticed. The artwork is good and each monster has a piece of art showing them. This product gives what it claims with quality work. I am going to give it a 5 star because it was well done and interesting monsters with no errors that I could find.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dark Mistress, post: 5298545, member: 11816"] This product is 13 pages long. There is a cover and a forward explaining what Mythic Menagerie is as a book series. This is the second such book in the series. The concept is a collection of themed monsters, in this case undead in a royal court. Next it dives into the monster stat blocks. Bean Chaointe – New twist on the banshee Bloodknight – Think vampire with some deathknight blended in. Dark Messenger – Emissary for the undead. Lich Tyrant – Typically a noble that paid a wizard to turn them into a lich. Masque Ghoul – ghouls that can masquared as the living. Night Dragon – A undead dragon that is formed as a side effect of something going wrong. They are not evil and actually want to make things better by destroying the cause that made them rise. Though they tend to attack any and everything in their rage for being brought to unlife. Rot Giant – smart zombie like giants able to create other lesser undead. Soul Harvester – eats souls and can use the souls to power abilities and spells. It finishes with 1 page OGL. Each of the monsters are at least 1 page long and most are 1 ½ to 2 pages long. Closing Thoughts: If you like undead you will like this book. These are either wholly new undead or new neat twists on old concepts. Either way they are a nice addition to your monster collection to surprise your players with. They all have a few paragraphs on how they become undead and what they are like. While they was meant to fill the roll of a undead royal court. They just as easily can be used as regular undead. I didn't see any errors that I noticed. The artwork is good and each monster has a piece of art showing them. This product gives what it claims with quality work. I am going to give it a 5 star because it was well done and interesting monsters with no errors that I could find. [/QUOTE]
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