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<blockquote data-quote="JoeGKushner" data-source="post: 373518" data-attributes="member: 1129">1. If providing familiars, make sure that the benefits are clearly listed.2. If providing any monster that advances by character class/level, include racial modifiers and stats so GMs can customize them.&nbsp; Both Liber Bestarius and Monsternomicon took a step in the right direction by making several of the races 'playable' but let the owner determine what is playable and include stats for all creatures that advance by race instead of just what's 'playable'.3. Would it be possible to make use of the various Lores introduced in Monsternomicon?4. How about the silhoutted size comparissions in Monsternomicon?5. Example characters ala &quot;Instant Badass&quot; from Liber?This book has got a lot to live up to.&nbsp; It's no longer suffcient to merely put out a book of monsters.&nbsp; Too many other books have raised the bar.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JoeGKushner, post: 373518, member: 1129"] 1. If providing familiars, make sure that the benefits are clearly listed. 2. If providing any monster that advances by character class/level, include racial modifiers and stats so GMs can customize them. Both Liber Bestarius and Monsternomicon took a step in the right direction by making several of the races 'playable' but let the owner determine what is playable and include stats for all creatures that advance by race instead of just what's 'playable'. 3. Would it be possible to make use of the various Lores introduced in Monsternomicon? 4. How about the silhoutted size comparissions in Monsternomicon? 5. Example characters ala "Instant Badass" from Liber? This book has got a lot to live up to. It's no longer suffcient to merely put out a book of monsters. Too many other books have raised the bar. [/QUOTE]

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