Sin, sin, sin, got your red-hot sins right here! In other words, now available!

Is this Shattered Star Synergy-tastic?

I can say that the monsters in this bad boy are very cool and the illustrations to go with the monsters are quite cool!

Check this series out ... there is some really interesting and unique stuff within!

Geraint, I would say that there is some nice crossover with either Rise of the Runelords or Shattered Star, yes.

The series really works in any campaign with sin as a theme, such as noir settings, Zobeck, parts of the Realms, and certainly Ravenloft.

I really like the idea of this product line. :)

Thanks to Azazyll for the four star review already. He raises some good points which may yet get implemented.

The whole concept of this series is really cool and fascinating. I'll definitely be checking it out.

I'd like to emphasize again that I thoroughly enjoyed this product, and, ironically, just wanted more!

The next installment should be available next week, with a little luck.

The next installment should be available next week, with a little luck.

If it gets delayed can we make some safe assumptions about which sin it is? ;)

Sloth is a fine bet, though I think Pride in thinking we could hit a weekly deadline isn't out of the picture. :)

Cool in the side cart it goes.

Congrats, Ryan! More and more the Pathfinder Universe becomes yours! Muahahahahaha!

I picked this one up and it's great. Very well done bit of work!

I'd like to emphasize again that I thoroughly enjoyed this product, and, ironically, just wanted more!

Then you'll be happy to know there are six more scheduled to follow.

Not to take away from this product, but for those interested, Rite's free Pathways series also has 4 of the deadly sins in template format. Seems like between the excellent creatures here and the ability to give any creatures aspects of the sins, you'd be pretty well off. Wrath is found here, Pride here, Gluttony here, and Envy here.

Sloth is a fine bet, though I think Pride in thinking we could hit a weekly deadline isn't out of the picture. :)

We've already got the Megatherium, how many more types of sloths do we need?

Giant ground sloth. Deadly poison sloth. Dire sloth. Giant pygmy sloth. Space sloth. Darklands sloth. Glacier sloth. Elvish war-sloth. Fey sloth. Armored sloth. Undead sloth. Bear-Sloth. The Highland Sloth of Auld Langsyne.

Is that all? Wait, no, there's also the High Germanic Sloth, the Purple Sloth, and the rare Cloudwall Mountain Sloth found north of Zobeck in the summer months when it comes down from its alpine ranges.

I think that covers it. Really, someone should get going on that the Slothonomicon.

Is the Elvish War-sloth any different than a slightly-more thick pallisade?

Pretty sure that the Elvish war-sloth differs primarily in that its pelt can be woven by elvish fur-weavers into a cloak of elvenkind (sloth variant).

Other than that, they're pretty much a palisade.

A sloth soiree without inviting Slothulhu or Slothoggua?

You will all despair when they rise from their ... slothful slumber ... in S'loth'leth. Oh, no, it's happening ... their influence ... emanates from the depths. It's affecting our minds!

Well sure, I think the Sloth-demons and Sloth-gods deserve their own book! Absolutely!

(If only to keep them from rising from the depths.)

Sheesh, what were we talking about again? This thread has taken an ODD little turn ... :)

Sheesh, what were we talking about again?

Book of Sloth: Slothulhu.

Back on topic, does Midgard's shinny old Mammon get his due in this book?

Yes, Mammon absolutely gets a mention in the Midgard sidebar, and the Embodiment of Avarice is pretty much the avatar of Mammon.

Thanks to Megan Robertson for Monster of Avarice's first 5-star review!

One of the South American native cultures actually has an embodiment of death take the form of a sloth, Wamu the Black Sloth

Thanks for the review, Megan!

I especially liked, "ample material for GMs to lead characters astray..."

Review up

Well reasoned review KTFish7!

Reviewed here, on DTRPG and sent to GMS magazine. Wow! One of the rare occasions when KTFish's review is actually more critical than mine! O_O I get your points, though for me, the embodiment worked best among the creatures. :D To each his own and good to have you add a well-reasoned, valid opinion! Cheers!

Thanks for the influx of reviews, KTFish7 and Endzeitgeist. I'm especially happy to see the art is getting its due, because I feel spoiled by the quality of what Cory Trego-Erdner did with the cover and what Aaron J Riley did with the interior.

KTFish7, if you come up with a good miniature for the horde golem, let me know. Before I originally ran it, I sent a D&D Mini earth elemental to a trophy maker to get chromed. Unfortunately, the chroming process melted the miniature.

Giant ground sloth. Deadly poison sloth. Dire sloth. Giant pygmy sloth. Space sloth. Darklands sloth. Glacier sloth. Elvish war-sloth. Fey sloth. Armored sloth. Undead sloth. Bear-Sloth. The Highland Sloth of Auld Langsyne.

Is that all? Wait, no, there's also the High Germanic Sloth, the Purple Sloth, and the rare Cloudwall Mountain Sloth found north of Zobeck in the summer months when it comes down from its alpine ranges.

I think that covers it. Really, someone should get going on that the Slothonomicon.

You forgot "baby sloth swarm," where the PCs save vs. distraction or be incapacitated (just standing there saying "awwwww" or "SQUEEEEEE!")

If you need a baby sloth swarm statted up, I'm sure that SupaStah! Badger can do it. :)

Supastah! Badger can do ANYthing.

Also, thanks for the reviews, KTFish7 and Endzeit!