The Bestiary Has Arrived!

[Word]

Hi,

Yep. The pedra wyrm is a Chad Sergesketter piece, according to Art Director Scott Reeves. We'll pass the compliment down to Chad the next time we hear from him, which shouldn't be long.

It's a real treat to hear from the folks who created these monsters. Please don't be shy. Come forward and take a bow!

word,
Will
Atlas

 

[Grinning Loony]

Just picked up a copy yesterday. I'm impressed - very professional looking. In fact, two of the creatures have already made it into my next adventure, so keep your eyes peeled!

-Luke Johnson

 

[direheroics2]

Which Two creatures are you using? What's the nature of the campaign?

Was it easy to plug them in?

 

[Shoon]

You know, I entered this thread with a preconceived notion: "Oh, another monster book. How novel".

After reading this thread and Atlas's site, I'm VERY interested in this product.

 

[Grinning Loony]

I'm using the devil fish and the deep blue ooze, and it was quite easy to plug them in. In fact, they are much better than the original creatures I had planned. The adventure will hopefully be published sometime in the next few months - by which company is not yet nailed down, but I know where I'm planning to submit it. I hope to be the first author to use creatures from this book in another product!

This book is perhaps the first monster product that I have had a desire to sit down and read through completely It looks and reads very nice. Good job, guys!

-Luke Johnson

 

[JohnNephew]

This book is perhaps the first monster product that I have had a desire to sit down and read through completely It looks and reads very nice. Good job, guys!

Awww.... :: Thanks for enjoying the book so much.

We hope the monsters are very easy to use in other published books -- we tried to make the OGC delineation wildly easy to figure out.