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<blockquote data-quote="Shemeska" data-source="post: 5903147" data-attributes="member: 11697">Good artwork with little to none recycled from previous worksWell written fluff (one line knowledge checks like Bear lore is not well written flavor text). Ideally 2e level, but more realistically at the level used in monster writeups in Pathfinder AP bestiary entries.Monsters that retain their identity from 1e/2e/3e with no radical changes to a creature's nature seemingly for the sake of change.No new monsters that steal the name of previously published classic monsters but have absolutely nothing in common with themA decent selection of outsiders (demons, devils, slaadi, yugoloths, archons, eladrin, guardinals, modrons, demodands, etc) without leaving any of the major, classic outsiders out of the first MM. Leaving out a classic race relegates it to also-ran status in future material (if 3e is any indication) and isn't an ideal thing.No statblocks for archfiends/demigods/gods in the MM</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shemeska, post: 5903147, member: 11697"] Good artwork with little to none recycled from previous works Well written fluff (one line knowledge checks like Bear lore is not well written flavor text). Ideally 2e level, but more realistically at the level used in monster writeups in Pathfinder AP bestiary entries. Monsters that retain their identity from 1e/2e/3e with no radical changes to a creature's nature seemingly for the sake of change. No new monsters that steal the name of previously published classic monsters but have absolutely nothing in common with them A decent selection of outsiders (demons, devils, slaadi, yugoloths, archons, eladrin, guardinals, modrons, demodands, etc) without leaving any of the major, classic outsiders out of the first MM. Leaving out a classic race relegates it to also-ran status in future material (if 3e is any indication) and isn't an ideal thing. No statblocks for archfiends/demigods/gods in the MM [/QUOTE]

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