Goodman Games and Blackdirge Publishing lure you to the wilds of the Fey Realm with Critter Cache: Fey Folk. Here you’ll find 25 new fey to challenge PCs of nearly any level, including a few old favorites updated for Fourth Edition Dungeons & Dragons. From the harmless pranks of the mischievous boggart to the deadly, crushing power of the spriggan titan guard, Critter Cache: Fey Folk is an invaluable resource for DMs looking to populate the wild places of their campaign worlds with interesting and challenging fey.
So let Goodman and Blackdirge take you for a walk on the wild side with Critter Cache: Fey Folk.
Critter Cache: Fey Folk features 25 pages of new 4E material, and includes the following monster entries:
Faerie Beasts: Cait Sidhe, Cu Sidhe, Pooka
Gremlin: Boggart, Knocker, Reaper Gremlin
Nymph: Alseid, Avernead, Maenad, Naiad, Oread, The Enamored
Red Cap: Red Cap Belly Ripper, Red Cap Blood Magus, Red Cap Crimson Reaper, Red Cap Warrior
Sasquatch: Sasquatch, Sasquatch Forest Lord, Yeti
Sidhe: Beanne Sidhe, Bolg Sidhe, Leanan Sidhe, Tua Sidhe
Spriggan: Spriggan Warrior, Spriggan Titan Guard
26 pages
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This the fourth release in our Critter Cache line, and as you can guess, this one covers the fey. The goal with this volume was not only to fill in some of the blanks left in the 4E Monster Manual, but also to reintroduce some classic fey monsters from previous editions, such as the spriggan, cu sidhe, and boggart. In addition, information on the two classic fey courts, the Seelie and Unseelie is provided in this product.
Look for more 4E critters next month, when we reintroduce some old fiendish favorites with the release of Critter Cache: Daemons.
This looks pretty cool. And I have to say, making sasquatches fey creatures is a stroke of genius!
Thanks. I had actually created the sasquatch for another book in the series, but as I was writing Fey Folk, it just made sense to give the hairy brutes the fey origin. I mean, there aren't a whole lot of critters more mythical than big foot. =]
