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There's a man in a fez and bowtie telling me I can't.
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Gotta respect the fez. Fezes are cool.
So what monsters from the bonus bestiary got new art?
What classes are the playable races?
Normal Kangaroo? Are you serious??!! :p
Why not use the prehistoric 3 meters high kangaroo called Procoptodon? That is actually a kangaroo I would fear as it towers over any human.
Speaking about dinosaurs (and the likes) and prehistoric mammals, for the next bestiary these would be welcome:
Gorgonid / Tanystropheus / Daeodon the killer boar-thing / Beardog or Amphicyon / Stygimoloch / Arthropleura / Quetzalcoatlus / Basilosaurus
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Normal Kangaroo? Are you serious??!! :p
Why not use the prehistoric 3 meters high kangaroo called Procoptodon? That is actually a kangaroo I would fear as it towers over any human.
Speaking about dinosaurs (and the likes) and prehistoric mammals, for the next bestiary these would be welcome:
Gorgonid / Tanystropheus / Daeodon the killer boar-thing / Beardog or Amphicyon / Stygimoloch / Arthropleura / Quetzalcoatlus / Basilosaurus
Basilosaurus made it in, under megafauna.
Cool!
Actually i'm suprised Paizo didn't use the Gorgonopsid yet, it was made famous by the Primeval series!
Can we have a list of the new animal companions, plox?
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Speaking about dinosaurs (and the likes) and prehistoric mammals, for the next bestiary these would be welcome:
Gorgonid / Tanystropheus / Daeodon the killer boar-thing / Beardog or Amphicyon / Stygimoloch / Arthropleura / Quetzalcoatlus / Basilosaurus
Daeodon is in the first Bestiary (page 36, under dire boar... I lost the fight to replace "dire animals" with real-world megafauna names, so the next best thing was to include those names WITH the dire version)
Quetzalcoatlus is in Pathfinder #37.
And as mentioned above, Basilosaurus is in Bestiary 3.
The others are cool possibilities; I'm gonna make sure more megafauna and dinosaurs and their ilk show up in bestiaries and now and then in other products, but I can't do all of them all at one. It's sometimes weirdly/annoyingly difficult to convince some people that such creatures deserve to be statted up as monsters...
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The others are cool possibilities; I'm gonna make sure more megafauna and dinosaurs and their ilk show up in bestiaries and now and then in other products, but I can't do all of them all at one. It's sometimes weirdly/annoyingly difficult to convince some people that such creatures deserve to be statted up as monsters...
Dinosaurs Revisited!
Speaking about dinosaurs (and the likes) and prehistoric mammals, for the next bestiary these would be welcome:
Gorgonid / Tanystropheus / Daeodon the killer boar-thing / Beardog or Amphicyon / Stygimoloch / Arthropleura / Quetzalcoatlus / Basilosaurus
Daeodon is in the first Bestiary (page 36, under dire boar... I lost the fight to replace "dire animals" with real-world megafauna names, so the next best thing was to include those names WITH the dire version)
Quetzalcoatlus is in Pathfinder #37.
And as mentioned above, Basilosaurus is in Bestiary 3.
The others are cool possibilities; I'm gonna make sure more megafauna and dinosaurs and their ilk show up in bestiaries and now and then in other products, but I can't do all of them all at one. It's sometimes weirdly/annoyingly difficult to convince some people that such creatures deserve to be statted up as monsters...
Well if they don't want them as monsters just give them some monstrous properties like Scutosaurus being able to earth-glide and Gorgonopsid being some vampire-pet :P
Speaking about dinosaurs (and the likes) and prehistoric mammals, for the next bestiary these would be welcome:
Gorgonid / Tanystropheus / Daeodon the killer boar-thing / Beardog or Amphicyon / Stygimoloch / Arthropleura / Quetzalcoatlus / Basilosaurus
Daeodon is in the first Bestiary (page 36, under dire boar... I lost the fight to replace "dire animals" with real-world megafauna names, so the next best thing was to include those names WITH the dire version)
Quetzalcoatlus is in Pathfinder #37.
And as mentioned above, Basilosaurus is in Bestiary 3.
The others are cool possibilities; I'm gonna make sure more megafauna and dinosaurs and their ilk show up in bestiaries and now and then in other products, but I can't do all of them all at one. It's sometimes weirdly/annoyingly difficult to convince some people that such creatures deserve to be statted up as monsters...
especially when they are quite useful as mounts for Monsters especially giants and/or to add a certain flavor to the world
I for example use Dire wolly Rhinos (just the advanced and Giant template added as a Standin for the Elasmotherium) as Stanard mounts for Ogres,oger magi, Ettins, Frost giants and minotaurs for those who are in my campain nobles /and or knights
(rhino means in this world these beasts our rhino they refer as Dwarf rhinos)
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Well if they don't want them as monsters just give them some monstrous properties like Scutosaurus being able to earth-glide and Gorgonopsid being some vampire-pet :P
Eew... that makes them into something else, and in fact would LOWER their chances of getting into print since they'd lose me as a champion! :-)
Man I can't take this! Gorram obligation to spent spare cash on family in this festive season. Is a complete set of shiny new Pathfinder releases too much to ask for Santa?
My fingers been hovering over the add to cart button for weeks now.
Soon precious...when the cash flow allows...and the UK delivery/Xmas delivery shennanigans are passed....then....you will be mine...
Golem jokes aside. Can someone skip the foreplay and post the full list already. Or link it. Don't want to waste time homebrewing any monsters for my own campaign, only to find Paizo's already done a much better job. (No Bestiary 2, I'm not still mad at you...)
Just answer me this at least, o fortunate few, what are the dinosaurs in the book? Do we get a Spinosaurus?
A full list would be nice but I have a feeling by the time it is posted I might already have this book.
Who is responsible for the Azruverda?
That pic is going to haunt my dreams.
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Who is responsible for the Azruverda?
That pic is going to haunt my dreams.
Eric Braddock's the artist. If I've understood correctly(please correct me if I'm wrong guys), F. Wesley Schneider came up with the concept and Adam Daigle did development for it.
If it makes you rest any better, just remember that they're 16 feet tall, which means their faces are easily larger than your whole body! They could easily fill up an entire window by looking in your house! :)
There's a man in a fez and bowtie telling me I can't.
THE IMPOSTOR!!!!!!
David Tenant still is and always will be the only Doctorother ideas for dinos in other books: Dilophosaurs (realistic,though spitter could be a magical beast), Diplodocus, Elaphrosaurus (its my fav), Microraptor familiars, Therizinosaurus, and ichthyosaurus
Man I can't take this! Gorram obligation to spent spare cash on family in this festive season. Is a complete set of shiny new Pathfinder releases too much to ask for Santa?
My fingers been hovering over the add to cart button for weeks now.
Soon precious...when the cash flow allows...and the UK delivery/Xmas delivery shennanigans are passed....then....you will be mine...Golem jokes aside. Can someone skip the foreplay and post the full list already. Or link it. Don't want to waste time homebrewing any monsters for my own campaign, only to find Paizo's already done a much better job. (No Bestiary 2, I'm not still mad at you...)
Just answer me this at least, o fortunate few, what are the dinosaurs in the book? Do we get a Spinosaurus?
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Nephilim are apparently frequently persecuted by humans. Man, humans sure picked one hell of a race to try and bully, especially with that Mortal Challenge going on.
The old Nixie art is back, but it's a solid piece. I really do like that the unusual features for many of these fey races have been played up rather than just making them look like humans with some seaweed or leaves thrown on.
Norns as fey. Like. That thread-snipping ability certainly makes them a being adventurers should respect. Great candidate for use in a First World/fey-oriented game as an important but neutral NPC or setpiece, like Planescape's Lady of Pain.
Nuckelavee, another fey. I hope those that wrote off fey as having no range beyond "fairies and sunflowers" have gotten the memo by now. This thing would look at home in a medieval Silent Hill.
Nue are every nightmare about tiger attacks in India dialed up to eleven. Think "The Ghost and the Darkness" if the lions were also Dracula. Genuinely unsettling face too.
Lots of oni. I thought making the Ogre Mage an Oni was a good move back in the first Bestiary, and it certainly helped explain why it was so different from the usual Ogre norm. Cool origins explaining how they're disembodied spirits that become a specific type of oni depending on the kind of creature they possess. They also seem to be basically the thugs of the cosmos, which is pretty refreshing in itself. They're petty bandits. Supernaturally powerful, but still petty bandits and thugs.
Most of the oni featured here are the Yai, oni born from giants, all sharing similar visual cues. There's also the Kuwa, oni in human flesh with really crazy "I DO COCAINE!" eyes. There's also a spirit oni option that could make for good servants for evil spellcasters and provides that oni-mask imagery.
Pale Stranger has an awesome design. People can harp about a gunslinger's place in a fantasy setting all they want, but this is cool and I want it in my fantasy. Deadlands fans might get a kick out of it too. :) Real High Plains Drifter potential here too with the rare variant Strangers. A really nice addition to the Revenant theme, though they work quite differently and become a lot less potentially sympathetic once their job is done.
Next page has Parasite, Rot Gru...NO NO NO. Skip. Next is Parasite, Giant Rot G... I've heard the stories, NO. And then there's Ezren with a big one on him and it's Lumpy the Cook in Peter Jackson's King Kong all over again and NO. Do not want to deal with maggots and maggot-related body horror right now.
Next page is Penanggalen: lady's head with bloody organs and innards trailing underneath. This honestly bothers me less than the previous page. It's a template, and is presented as both an alternate vampire and a lich, particularly fitting for witches, which is really interesting. Like the Manananggal, they have an alternate form which hides their undead nature completely during daylight, and a horrific means of shedding that disguise when their work hours are over. Also, what they spawn is a nasty surprise all on its own. Now that is going to be a horrifying experience for some parties.
Peri - I did a double take when I first saw this page. I was wondering if Paizo had Luis Royo doing art for them for a moment, and I don't mean that as a knock on the actual artist, Maichol Quinto. Very cool, and the flaming peacock wings really make me want to use these as Sarenrae-related beings. Funny enough, looking at their flavor reveals that they're all about trying to earn redemption, considering they're possibly the descendants of fallen angels. Using these for sure now.
Phantom Fungus is all like
Plasma Ooze is scary. The magnetic pulse concept added to an ooze is frightening all on its own, but then its shooting plasma at multiple targets too. Certain immunities will steal its thunder of course, but if one is looking for an alien threat to depopulate an area...
Popobala is a powerful "sower of discontent" type that also has a serious game in a straight up fight. Also looks really familiar. Suddenly remembering a lot of videogame demons from the NES days sporting that single-eye look.
Pukwudgies are going to catch a lot of players off guard. Players are going to see them and think they're playing by fey rules. Then their poison takes effect on some poor NPC villagers... The hints are there in the art but it's still a bit of a curve ball. And there's those tiny skulls again!
The Rakshasas have long gotten a flavor boost from Pathfinder, and they get more here. Love this idea of a perverted reincarnation cycle. Their caste system, both for themselves and how they see others properly fitting into it, is also explained here.
It should also be noted that here and elsewhere Pathfinder has been really good about being consistant with the backwards hands. It doesn't sound like much, but it's an effective, unsettling visual cue.
It should also be noted that for a bunch of beings that EAT PEOPLE, they're all really well dressed. Seriously, Dandasuka's pimpin'.
Dandasukas are the comical-at-first-glance minor minion types. They stop being overly funny either when they start taking bites out of their victims or when you notice that large groups of them are called "murders".
Maharajas are still as scary as they were when they first debuted, and are portrayed as perfectly willing to abuse their "respawn system" in a fight.
The art for the Marai really induces a "HOLY CRAP" reaction. GM's will probably want to stockpile some dice color-code by energy types if they're planning on using more than one of these at a time. Seriously, they're the anthropomorphic personifications of beam spam. They're not certainly lethal if you bust them out, but they'll definitely get a reaction once they show how large and varied an barrage they can produce.
Raktavarda are still great spy creatures, and an interesting familiar option as well.
Tatakas look to be great for heading up rakshasa cults. They really do look like blasphemous corruptions of something that should be divine. Probably my favorite of the new rakshasas, and it actually leaves me hoping we get a good, divine blue-skinned Hindu-themed semi-contortionist, martial artist-themed outsider as well. Multiple arms optional? Fancy headgear absolutely required.
Seriously, between all the Rakshasas and Asuras, and the possible celestials that can be mined from India....Vudra/Jalmeray AP. WANT.
Also, between the new Rakshasas and Cult of the Ebon Destroyers, you guys should probably consider making Carolina Eade your default go-to artist for anything Vudra. :)
Work's up again, hope to actually finish this soon.
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Sold. no scratch that, SUPER SOLD! I have been wanting that devil for the longest time, it always felt so wrong that the devils the supposed master tempters didn't have their own succubus stated up to path standard. I mean he just looks like he could con a pc out of their pants let alone their soul. Ohh how do they handle the devilish contract? before it pulled from a green ronin book but I assume they have something new now.
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Seriously, between all the Rakshasas and Asuras, and the possible celestials that can be mined from India....Vudra/Jalmeray AP. WANT.Also, between the new Rakshasas and Cult of the Ebon Destroyers, you guys should probably consider making Carolina Eade your default go-to artist for anything Vudra. :)
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I wonder if they were reading that old Vudra thread when they added all of them. It makes me happy.
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One of my top ten favorite threads. :D
Sold. no scratch that, SUPER SOLD! I have been wanting that devil for the longest time, it always felt so wrong that the devils the supposed master tempters didn't have their own succubus stated up to path standard. I mean he just looks like he could con a pc out of their pants let alone their soul. Ohh how do they handle the devilish contract? before it pulled from a green ronin book but I assume they have something new now.
I can't recall exactly how the old one worked to be certain if its different, but what I recall offhand about the new version is that they can whip out a contract even in the middle of combat(seriously, it's measured in rounds, so this could lead to situations where the odds are horribly against the PCs, party members dying all around, and one guy is presented with a horrible choice). Standard contract offers either three easily perverted wishes or a devil servant bound for rest of the signer's life. IIRC, breaking the contract works the same way.
Yeah, these guys are really good at putting hte devil back into devils. :)
I just image google searched "mobogo" for sh's and giggles; and Kim Kardashian's face came up. Why is she everywhere?
I think she's a hobogo.
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awesome so want to see that in front of me I have been planning to use one with my party for the longest time but have been holding out in the hopes that they would get reprinted somewhere and updated (was sad when kingmaker didn't update the mobogo when they did the ecology of the boggard). Now though I am sooooo psyched now all I have to do is pick the right time for my smooth talking contractor to make an appearance. Ohh also have to ask what are the vishkanya like? Did they change from the race builder example or are they pretty much the same? Also what are their weapon proficiency's that they get? I have a player that is running a ninja one and we have been waiting for this book to find out what weapons she gets to use.
Not sure if this has been gone over, but I'll add this in as a teaser since it's something I'm very interested in :
Playable Races
#1 : Catfolk
Pretty much a typical vision of catfolk (LOVE the artwork by the way, it's of a sneaky female catfolk who comes across as both tawdry and mischievous). Bonuses to Dex & Cha, penalties to Wis. Low light, some ability to use cat luck to avoid failures once per day, boosted speed when they move in a straight line, and bonuses to perception stealth and survival. Like I said, nothing radical, but a solid take on catfolk.
#2 : Ratfolk
No jokes about these two not getting along. :) The artwork makes them look smaller than they are, thanks to them riding a medium sized rat. They're small sized with darkvision, and they like tinkering with things (kind of like tinker gnomes), so they get bonuses on Alchemy, Perception, and UMD. They get bonuses dealing with rats too. :) Finally, they're really good at swarming enemies, they can share their spaces with other ratfolk and flank when doing so. Like most small races, they have strength penalties, and bonuses to Dex and Int. They make great rogues or arcane casters.
#3 : Suli
These are basically elementally touched humans (kind of similar to Aasimar and Tieflings, but with genie blood). They get bonuses to strength and charisma, but aren't very smart. They make good spontaneous casters obviously. They get bonuses on face skills, being good at diplomacy and sense motive. They also get resistance to all four elements (granted, not very strong resistance). They get lowlight too. Finally, once per day, they coat their arms in one type of elemental energy for a short time (duration goes up with their level). Any unarmed strikes or weapon attacks gain that elemental damage. So not a bad choice for Monk either, other than the cha not helping that class. Artwork is pretty decent, although I'd have preferred if they went with something other than fire, fire's done to death.
#4 : Vanara
Basically sentient monkey men. They get bonuses to dex and wis, but penalties to cha. So good choice for a druid or cleric. They get a climb speed, duh, which is always nice. They also get lowlight. No big surprise that a monkey race would get bonuses on acrobatics and stealth. Probably the best thing about the race is the tail. You can't use it for weapons, but you can use it to retrieve things on you as a swift action. So no need to take your hands off weapons to drink a potion. :)
#5 : Vishkanya
Ok, here we continue the animal motiff with snake/reptile race. Honestly I think it's more snake than anything else. Very fine small scales make up the skin (and the artwork is very nice, evokes a very strong Hindu feel to me, maybe with some Asian undertones). They get bonuses to dex and cha, but penalties to wis. They get lowlight, and a bonus on perception. They are also considered very twisty types (as you'd expect from snakes), so they get bonuses on Escape Artist and Stealth checks (you can insert your favorite joke about flexibility and pole dancers here). They get a scaling bonus on saves against poison (which is probably one of the niftiest things to have given how nasty poison is in PF). As if that weren't enough goodies, they never poison themselves with poison. And, as if that weren't enough wholesome poison goodness, they can use their own saliva and blood to poison their weapons (number of times per day based on Con). They're body fluids are toxic to other creatures (make sure you have protection if you date one!). Oh, they get a racial proficiency with a couple of weapons (you can probably guess which ones), but most people never use them. All in all, this is probably the most overpowered of the new races, rest are fairly balanced. But this one is like a poison TWF rogue's wet dream.
Remember that these races are not designed to be used as player characters, so balancing them against the standard PC races has probably never been a design issue.
I know it says "<race> as characters" but that in not intended to imply "player character". That information is necessary to create a member of that race at all, because you can't have a catfolk, for example, without a character class, just as you can't have a human without a character class, since these races do not have any racial hit dice.
In short, having a paragraph called "<race> as characters" does not mean "This is a race for player characters".
So do Catfolk have natural claw attacks?
What about the Ravid, is it in? Ahuizotl?
I agree its appearance is boring, ugly and pathetic, but its special ability to animate objects and create living objects is unique and awesome.
I always used Ravids as heavenly blue Rage Drakes instead of the lumpy looking hand-worm they are suppose to be.
If I were paizo I would copy their unique ability to another monster, as there are animated objects, so why not a positive-energy monster that creates such objects into armies?
However i'm not sure the Poltergeist can animate objects already, but only one object at the time isn't enough to match the Ravids power to animate an entire room full of objects.
That's a shame, so every extremly unique ability can't be writen into the game?
Spawning monsters and animating objects is all too difficult to do? What about undead that summon other undead? Shouldn't those be difficult aswel? And as GM you can make your own levels, so having the ravid animate only 2 or 3 objects is also an option you have and having a spawning monsters spawning only 5 minions is another one.
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It's not impossible, it just boggles down the game horribly. It's a different thing to have an outsider who can summon one specific type of other outsider, and it's a different thing to have something that can generate IIRC 5 different statblocks - and let's not forget that in PF, animated objects are customizable, making it even more complicated.
Sure, very complicated fights are fine - but usually as BBEG encounters. Ravid is hardly one.
Well if they are too lame, maybe i'll see them in Misfit Monsters redeemed 2 one day. :D
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OK, serious question coming:
Caulborn - lots of changes here from how they were presented in City of Strangers - stats, looks, description, artwork... I think they look cooler than in CoS, but I'm curious if it's a deliberate change or a result of "geee, the artwork is different, gotta adjust the monster around it".
Remember that these races are not designed to be used as player characters, so balancing them against the standard PC races has probably never been a design issue.
I know it says "<race> as characters" but that in not intended to imply "player character". That information is necessary to create a member of that race at all, because you can't have a catfolk, for example, without a character class, just as you can't have a human without a character class, since these races do not have any racial hit dice.
In short, having a paragraph called "<race> as characters" does not mean "This is a race for player characters".
Never said they were.
Having said that, none of them are as powerful as Aasimar/Tieflings (Witht he possible exception of the Suni). So they will not unbalance your game either.
I'd play an Earth Pony Monk with the Marid Style and ice-based Qinggong powers! Her name would be Winter Mint! With a snowflake cutie mark! :)Catfolk. Caroline Eade knocked it out of the park with this one. I have to admit when I first heard about this race I was worried that it would go too far in either the "furry" direction or anime-catgirl-hey-she-has-cat-ears-done direction. Just gonna say Thundercats fans are going to be really happy.(now if only there were a playable pony race)I feel your pain.
Yawar
I'd play an Unicorn Bladebound Kensai dressed as a Lin Kuei with a wakisaki and a focus on stealth, telekinesis and teletransportation powers. His name would be Wasabi and his cutie mark, a hood, but I would call him My Little Assasin!
Yawar
Darn no claw attacks for the catfolk, but I still want play one.
Ravids are not lame but the animate object power should be limited as not to create an enemy more powerful then it's self.
The Vanara is a race I would like to play as a monk.
So what monsters from the bonus bestairy got new artwork?
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Darn no claw attacks for the catfolk, but I still want play one.
Ravids are not lame but the animate object power should be limited as not to create an enemy more powerful then it's self.
The Vanara is a race I would like to play as a monk.
So what monsters from the bonus bestairy got new artwork?
Just the Allip I believe.
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So what monsters from the bonus bestairy got new artwork?
No new art for these creatures. They have replaced two of them with art from other products. The Faerie Dragon uses art from an AP and the Allip uses art from Undead Revisited. All of the others are the same as the Bonus Bestiary (sometimes flipped). While there is also some art reused from other products, overall there is ton of all-new art and the product overall looks fantastic. My kids are dying to see it in all of its physical glory.
What CR and powers does the boogeyman have and does he really look like a clown?
What type, CR, abilities does the Kappa have?
I don't suppose someone would be kind enough to post a complete list of the monsters from the Bestiary 3? Pretty please??
And, if it's not too much trouble, please include the monster category (I don't mean 'Type', although I won't complain if that was included...) as in "Kuwa (oni)" for those monsters where it's not obvious what they are based on their name alone, e.g. "Faerie Dragon" is fine as is, but "Marai" by itself is not particularly informative... ("Marai (rakshasa)", on the other hand, is.)
Oh, and thank you Mikaze for your posts! So far, they're the closest to what I've requested above. (Are your posts a complete listing as you go through the book, or have you been leaving out those entries that had no impact on you on your first look?)
Please and thank you. m(_ _)m
-- C.
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Complete Monster List:
CR 1/4: fox, otter, porcupine, skunk
CR 1/3: flying squirrel, goat, pig, ratfolk, sprite
CR 1/2: antelope, catfolk, clockwork spy, ghost scorpion, giant crab
spider, great horned owl, kangaroo, leaf leshy, raccoon, sagari,
suli, thylacine, vanara, vishkanya, vulture
CR 1: atomie, carbuncle, death’s head jellyfish, dire corby, elk,
faun, festrog, flumph, fuath, giant gecko, goblin snake,
gourd leshy, nixie, zoog
CR 2: augur, axe beak, clockwork servant, disenchanter, doru,
faerie dragon, foo dog, fungus leshy, garden ooze, giant
porcupine, giant sea anemone, harbinger archon, huecuva,
jackalwere, kappa, raktavarna, sasquatch, shikigami, snake
swarm, spirit oni, tatzlwyrm, venomous snake swarm
CR 3: adaro, adherer, allip, caryatid column, ceratioidi, cerebric
fungus, dimetrodon, giant chameleon, giant rot grub, kech,
magmin, moss troll, phantom fungus, river drake, seaweed
leshy, tripurasura, trollhound
CR 4: aghash, flail snail, foo lion, giant skunk, giant vulture,
kamadan, kuwa, myceloid, pachycephalosaurus, schir, shae,
tanuki, thriae soldier, venomous snake swarm, voonith,
vulnudaemon, zuvembie
CR 5: archelon, ascomoid, cecaelia, dandasuka, derhii, ghul, giant
ant lion, giant owl, globster, graven guardian, grodair,
hieracosphinx, kodama, ogre spider, penanggalen, sabosan,
shadow mastiff, spider eater, tojanida, vodyanoi
CR 6: ahuizotl, annis hag, berbalang, cave giant cerberi, clockwork
soldier, deathweb, giant adult ant lion, hodag, hungry fog,
iguanodon, incubus, jiang-shi vampire, lunar naga, maftet,
terra-cotta soldier
CR 7: adhukait, brain ooze, caulborn, criosphinx, dragonne,
kirin, legion archon, manananggal, megalania, pairaka,
pukwudgie, shark-eating crab, tupilaq, young underworld
dragon, water naga
CR 8: baku, baluchitherium, bone golem, cold rider, deadfall
scorpion, deathtrap ooze, desert drake, girtablilu, guecubu,
hellwasp swarm, iku-turso, lammasu, marai, nephilim, rot
grub swarm, stymphalidies, unfettered eidolon, wolf-insheep’s-
clothing, young sea dragon, yuki-onna
CR 9: androsphinx, baykok, desert giant, garuda, nuckelavee, rift drake,
sargassum fiend, shedu, upasunda, yithian, young sky dragon
CR 10: adlet, bogeyman, contract devil, ghawwas, jungle giant,
mobogo, nue, pale stranger, shira, siyokoy, tophet, young
forest dragon, zuishin kami
CR 11: adult underworld dragon, animal lord, aghasura asura, ash
giant, bhuta, carnivorous crystal, graveknight, lukwata, moonbeast,
royal naga, sapphire jellyfish, sleipnir, spinosaurus,
taotieh, thriae seer, young sovereign dragon
CR 12: adult sea dragon, baregara, basilosaurus, clockwork leviathan,
coloxus, fossil golem, great cyclops, interlocutor, jorogumo,
rusalka, valkyrie
CR 13: adult sky dragon, akhlut, alraune, azruverda, ghorazagh,
shipwrecker crab
CR 14: adult forest dragon, brass golem, demilich, ice yai, peri, sepid
CR 15: adult sovereign dragon, cannon golem, crucidaemon, dybbuk,
fire yai, gorynych, jotund troll, jubjub bird, kongamato,
popobala, sea bonze, tataka, toshigami
CR 16: ancient underworld dragon, ecorche, fjord linnorm,
grootslang, hollow serpent, plasma ooze, slimy demodand
CR 17: ancient sea dragon, bandersnatch, shinigami
CR 18: ancient sky dragon, cairn linnorm, norn, shaggy demodand,
simurgh, thriae queen, thunder behemoth, water yai
CR 19: ancient forest dragon, clockwork goliath, deep sea serpent,
humbaba, taiga linnorm, tzitzimitl
CR 20: akvan, ancient sovereign dragon, asurendra, eremite,
jinushigami, maharaja, thalassic behemoth, void yai
CR 21: tor linnorm
CR 22: tempest behemoth
CR 23: hekatonkheires
Archon-
Harbinger
Legion
Asura-
Adhukait
Aghasura
Asurendra
Tripurasura
Upasunda (Beatific One)
Behemoth-
Tempest Behemoth
Thalassic Behemoth
Thunder Behemoth
Clockwork-
Clockwork Goliath
Clockwork Leviathan
Clockwork Servant
Clockwork Soldier
Clockwork Spy
Daemon-
Crucidaemon
Vulnudaemon
Demodand-
Shaggy
Slimy
Tarry
Demon-
Coloxus
Incubus
Schir
Devil-
Contract
Div-
Aghash
Akvan
Doru
Ghawwas
Pariaka
Sepid
Shira
Golem-
Bone
Brass
Cannon
Fossil
Gremlin-
Fuath
Kami-
Jinushigami
Kodama
Shikigami
Toshigami
Zuishin
Kyton-
Augur
Eremite
Interlocutor
Leshy-
Fungus
Gourd
Leaf
Seaweed
Linnorm-
Cairn
Fjord
Taiga
Tor
Naga-
Lunar
Royal
Water
Oni-
Fire Yai
Ice Yai
Kuwa
Spirit
Void Yai
Water Yai
Rakshasa-
Dandasuka
Maharaja
Marai
Raktavarna
Tataka
Sphinx-
Androsphinx
Criosphinx
Hieracosphinx
Tane-
Bandersnatch
Jubjub Bird
Template-
Animal Lord
Fey Creature
Foo Creature
Graveknight
Penanggalen
Jiang-Shi Vampire
Titan-
Hekatonkheires