
Arevashti |

Not sure you can call it a humanoid, since it doesn't have any legs... just a serpentine body.
*Purges electronic game terminology from own skull.*
Oh, wait, that's right; if it deviates too far from the human body plan, it's a monstrous humanoid. Or something entirely different.
I'd guess some kind of protean, but he looks a little too nice and far too serene.

Dorje Sylas |

ulgulanoth wrote:i have a feeling that these are all the CR20+ of the book...Let me squelch that feeling right now. Ahem:
These are NOT all the CR 20+ monsters in Bestiary 2.
And no, I'm not just counting great wyrm dragons.
Squelch.
Good squelch.
New board collaborative challenge then? When Bestiary 2 comes out we write a 20th level adventure featuring as many CR 20+ monsters as possible :D.

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Jason Nelson wrote:I think the two of you should compare notes in this thread to find out!Todd Stewart wrote:I know what two of them are. :DMe too. But are they the same two? One never knows... :)
Naughty!
Actually, I guess I know three out of the four, since two I wrote and one I've seen elsewhere, but the fourth I ain't got no idee.

Berik |
Berik wrote:
I think the two of you should compare notes in this thread to find out!Naughty!
Actually, I guess I know three out of the four, since two I wrote and one I've seen elsewhere, but the fourth I ain't got no idee.
Drat! And double drat! You saw through my cunning plan. But what if everyone promises not to look at the page after you both compare notes? I'm sure James won't get mad at you for leaks then.
More seriously, I'm really very interested to see what the draconic thingy is. The shadow shark too for that matter. Like most everyone else I assume that the other two are the Jabberwock and Titan, both of which are cool to see anyway. I'm quite excited about this book really. The first Bestiary was a very pretty book, but largely updates of classic 3E monsters so I found it useful but not very exciting. Bestiary 2 on the other hand promises to have a lot more unique content, or at least things I haven't used since before 3E.

Todd Stewart Contributor |

Well technically one is just bloody obvious, and the other one I know because I've got a pdf with that critter's section because I'm working on something related to it.
Pretty good guess on the two others, and if I guess right one of them is something I created elsewhere. And even if I'm wrong, it's a damn fine piece of artwork. :)
I have no intention of naming anything, known or speculative though, because I don't care to tempt Tom Rex to come after me. ;) Those tiny arms are scary!

F. Douglas Wall |

Arevashti wrote:If that's a tien-lung, I will squee.This isn't Deliverance, you're not Ned Beatty, you don't have a pretty mouth. So no squee-ing, please.
I can state with authority that Arevashti does indeed have a pretty mouth. There is, in fact, much that is pretty about her. The almost exact opposite of Ned Beatty. And neither of us have seen Deliverance.
And she said squee, not squeal.

KaeYoss |

KaeYoss |

KaeYoss wrote:Jolly Red Giants make people eat red meat. She punishes the little bugger for being a vegetarian.Not at all. Jolly Red Giants are all about beets.
She says, "Eat your beets!" And if you refuse, you get to 'eat your beetz' as she 'beetz' you with her hammer.
A beet eater couldn't lift that hammer! :P

KaeYoss |

Set wrote:Well, the jabberwock does have a burble attack that causes confusion!Love the glooooom shark.
The buck-toothed dragonoid (er, jabberwock, not to be confused with the jibber-jabberwock, which has a confusion babble attack) is also neat.
I know people like that. They say something and you just go "What."