LordVyreth
First Post
This is the parallel to the "What core monsters should get the axe?" thread. What monsters from expanded 3rd ed books, like Monster Manuals 2-5, the Fiend Folio, Epic Level Handbook, etc., should become parts of the game's core books?
I'd have to leaf through the books again, but here are some that first came to mind for me.
Kaorti-Assuming that the Far Realm even exists in 4th ed or something like it replaces it, this makes for a good race of creepy invaders. They need to improve their armor, though.
Uvuudum-See the Kaorti; if the Far Realms have a place, these can fit as well.
Atropals-The abominations in general make good conceptual monsters, provided they either get de-epicced or lose some of the epic-specific traits. Atropals seem to be the most popular of the group.
Flame Snakes-I just think they're neat.
I know lamias in general aren't well liked, but I'd like to see the noble (ie. snake type) lamias make a comeback. This differentiates them from centaurs as well.
I'd have to leaf through the books again, but here are some that first came to mind for me.
Kaorti-Assuming that the Far Realm even exists in 4th ed or something like it replaces it, this makes for a good race of creepy invaders. They need to improve their armor, though.
Uvuudum-See the Kaorti; if the Far Realms have a place, these can fit as well.
Atropals-The abominations in general make good conceptual monsters, provided they either get de-epicced or lose some of the epic-specific traits. Atropals seem to be the most popular of the group.
Flame Snakes-I just think they're neat.

I know lamias in general aren't well liked, but I'd like to see the noble (ie. snake type) lamias make a comeback. This differentiates them from centaurs as well.