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Critter Cache 1: Big Bugs (4E) PDF
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Goodman Games and Blackdirge Publishing present Critter Cache, a new line of monster products for the Dungeons & Dragons Fourth Edition game. Each installment of Critter Cache will feature twenty or more new monsters for your 4E game. You’ll find old favorites updated for the new edition, plus new and intriguing monsters to challenge characters of all levels.

The first installment of Critter Cache features things that creep and crawl. Twenty giant insects, invertebrates, and other creepy crawlies fill the pages of Critter Cache: Big Bugs, presenting an array of monstrous challenges for characters of nearly all levels. Each big bug is fully illustrated by Jesse Mohn, and presented with a full description, tactics, lore, and encounter groups.

So, bring the bugs back to your game with Critter Cache: Big Bugs.

    Critter Cache: Big Bugs features 17 pages of new 4E material, and includes the following monster entries
  • Ant: Monstrous Ant Queen, Monstrous Ant Soldier, Monstrous Ant Worker
  • Beetle: Butcher Beetle, Irongrip Pincer Beetle, Puncture Beetl
  • Centipede: Deathstep Centipede, Megapede, Stenchcloud Centipede
  • Crustacean: Giant Mantis Shrimp, Giant Sea Scorpion, Viceclaw Crab
  • Mantis: Giant Praying Mantis, Sickleclaw Mantis
  • Slug: Corpse Slug, Giant Cone Snail, Giant Slug
  • Wasp: Blackjacket Bolter, Hellvenom Hornet, Incubator Wasp

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Herewith presented without further ado are a collection of large bugs designed with but one purpose in mind - to scare and challenge any party of adventurers. Even if you don't mind small creepie-crawlies, these ones are guaranteed to make you think about running away!

The critters involved are ants, beetles, centipedes, crustaceans, mantis, slugs, and wasps. Each is given a thorough write-up with plenty of description as well as necessary rules material, clearly arranged to facilitate planning or reference during play. Detailed line-art drawings, some with human figures to indicate just how big the bugs involved are, illustrate each entry. Variants are included, so for example there are soldier, worker and queen ants; along with likely battle tactics and a note on the lore a knowlegeable character might be able to remember about the creature in question. There's also a list by level and monster role for those planning encounters.

It's a neatly-presented and useful product, and if you intend to incorporate any of the named creatures into your adventures well worth getting. It might even give you ideas for combat encounters you hadn't considered...


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