Monsters of Sin #3: Gluttony (PFRPG) PDF (based on
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Monsters of Sin epitomize the very worst of our natures—and they prey on others’ weaknesses. This third book in the Monsters of Sin series for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game is devoted to Gluttony, the irresistable desire for pleasures of all sorts, so there’s bound to be one to tempt any character.
It includes:
The Bottomless Pit, a creature that can swallow a village with a little effort.
The Gnarljak, an eating machine that can be as dangerous to its owner as it is to his enemies.
The helpful, nonthreatening Trap Bush, that can change its nature at the pluck of a berry.
The voracious Embodiment of Gluttony itself, a walking gelatinous outsider forever eating, forever expanding...
Detail on Gluttony within the Midgard Campaign Setting.
Rules for incorporating Gluttony into your NPCs and monsters.
Whether you’re running a Campaign of Sin, or simply want to add a little gluttony to your game, Monsters of Sin: Gluttony is stuffed full of possibilities! Be sure to check out Monsters of Sin: Avarice and Envy as well!
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Thank you for the reviews, KTFish7 and Endzeitgeist. I've enjoying comparing your likes and dislikes in the Monsters of Sin series. I believe so far at least one of the two of you has liked each monster.
I'm very curious at vanity, I always love the vain monsters, characters (vega from streetfighter) and even smurfs!
Vanity should contain a mirror monster (that hunts vain persons by pulling them through mirrors and replacing them), a creature that steals beauty/charisma and some mr.hyde type monster, very pretty female/male turns into very monstrous ugly being. And the vanity embodiment, a creature that turns all creatures around it arrogant and vain and selfish.
Why my avatar is changed into a smurf? LOL anyway
Wolfgang Baur
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