Originally posted by Patryn of Elvenshae
Fiend Folio, I think.
I'm usually not as hardcore as Frank is, but here I'd probably do the same. A wizard who wants to create abominations is cool from a roleplaying standpoint and I'd work to have it happen. But if the player is expecting to create pet abominations for use in combat free of charge, he's going to be disappointed.frankthedm said:Oh, BTW your new pet used its acidic vomit to melt the cage door and it is currently trying to eat you.
Originally posted by demiurge1138
And the Advanced Bestiary from Green Ronin has a lot of templates for species alteration, especially the amalgam template, which essentially fuses two creatures into one.
Hairy Minotaur said:Mongoose had a Complete Guide to Crossbreeding book, and Green Ronin has the Almagram template in their Advanced Beastary Guide (from their advanced line). I don't know if the Mongoose book is still in print or PDF, but I do know that the Green Ronin book is.

(Dungeons & Dragons)
Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.