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Ideas for Bestiary 3:
I 2nd the request for more Kytons and Oni, as well as more of other old creatures that now have their own new subtypes,
Penanggalan,
Sidhe / Aos Sí,
Maenads (Bacchae or Bacchantes),
Scylla,
Asian Dragons...
I know I'll have more later but those are the things that come to mind. As stated before, not knowing exactly what is in Bestiary 2 some of these may be in that book already, but these suggestions are based on the themes Wes posted.
Ah, just in time to take my campaign into the planes. Can't wait!
Penanggalan,
Sidhe / Aos Sí,
Maenads (Bacchae or Bacchantes),
Scylla,
Asian Dragons...
One of those is not only in Bestiary 2, but she's my FAVORITE piece of art in the book.
I had warm nostalgic 2e fuzzies when flipping through the Bestiary 2. ^_^
When it comes to flavorful monsters, I often get nostalgic 2e fuzzies even if I've never actually played 2e. Hehe. n00b = me.
Nyarlathotep and a few avatars.
I like the tentacles faced -thing- ala 'The Thing in the Moonlight'. God that was a truly harrowing scene if you let yourself get into it.
Nyarlathotep and a few avatars.
I have a fuzzy toy of the 3 eyed bat thing.
Are Primordial ones the ancesters of the Xorn? They look similar.In any case, Fomorians can be Fey with the giant subtype.
Like the Hordes of Hades they can have a list of possible mutations or they can have families. The aquatic Fomorians, the good looking ones, ect...
There's a conversion topic where we worked out most of the conflicts about Kitsunes. You have the final choice of course.
I think you should include Awakened as a monster trait. This gives GMs the option of having cats and foxes with higher intelligence. Housecats were awakened to help them catch mice. Foxes were an experiment by the gods in an attempt to create a dog that could better help people. Like Lilith, they revolted. Note that awakened trees are Treants.