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While there isn't any hardcover bestiary this year, the people of Paizo at least gave us something. That something is the Innersea Beastiary and it is good. We get 5 playable races, 2 improved familiars, 5 powerful evil outsiders, 3 robots, 3 golems, 2 spawn of Rovagug, 2 dragons, 3 giant vermion, 1 giant, 2 Psychopomps, and 3 templates. Personely I think this book is worth it just for the 5 playable races, wich are the Lashunta, Andriod, Monkey Goblin, Ghoran, and Syrinx. I wish there was more info on these races, heck they don't even list were in the Inneasea region the Lashunta can be found. I do think the book suffers from the too many evil outsider syndrom and I do think there are creatures in there that weren't that world specific and could have been in a hardcover book. But despite some issues it is a good solid book for what 64 pages can really give you. I hope one day we will see more of these world specific books for things like distant worlds and the other continents. etc. but as long as it doesn't cost us a hardcover bestiary.

This is another great product from Paizo but unlike many other books this one is equally useful to players and gms alike. It has many items both mundane and magical, it is well orginized, easy to find what you are looking for and read it, a lot of treasure tables, usefull info what kinds of treasure a creature can have based on type and CR. There many items in here both new and old but all useful. Yes the book has it's flaws but what thing created by mortal hands doesn't.

Much better set up then most previous books in this line and worth the wait like any of Paizo's products.

I have been wanting a player option book like this one for a long time, a book that gave you many interesting options for the standard races and all the other not so standard. This book did right what all those 3.0/3.5 books failed to do give options to play all the 0HD races such Goblins, Drow, Merfolk, etc. and a system to make your own race or make a monster race more player friendly. So if you have a player who wishes to play a race that similar to a Minator, or a cyclopes, etc. This book is a great tool for both players and GMs a like.

The monsters in the book alone make it worth your while as well as the many islands to explore. I always like some fun world building books and this one is no exception. We have pirates, undead pirates, dinosaur islands, dragon islands, sea monsters, killer palmtrees, crazy fey, and much more. The only compaint I have is that wasn't enough room to talk about all the islands and weird places to explore.