Oooooohh! She's intimidating, yet somehow very alluring!
She's not a very nice person. She has a big icy prison where she tortures magic users, using their agony as a power source for her doomsday weapon!

Oooooohh! She's intimidating, yet somehow very alluring!
All I can say is that it will be released, and it will not be under the current GSL. I've actually hired someone to rewrite (who has already finshed the first adventure and the two guides), so it's not speculative: it's underway.![]()
Correct. But to use your example, FR is fairly vanilla DND. A psionic based alien-inspired world would probably generate monsters that would not fit in a "normal" campaign. Ofc, YMMV, but that would be my guess, hence my question.
I see what you are saying, though I don't really agree. Monsters are one of the easiest thing to get into a game regardless of setting. If you are trying to put something from steampunk or scifi into fantasy, that can present a tougher challenge, but if you are just a bit creative it shouldn't present much of an issue.
I'm not trying to berate you or go off on a tirade or anything, it just always bothered me when people say that a certain set of monsters just can't fit. To answer your question though, the monsters are from our own world. They may be a bit more out of the ordinary than other creatures, but aren't monsters supposed to be unique and exciting?
They make some of the best adventures in the business. Certainly better than WotC.