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Does this one include Path of Villains and Path of Dragons?
It does not. Those books were not part of the Mythic Monsters line and not incorporated into this book.
As a side note, from the Mythic Monsters line, generally about 5 or 6 creatures out of the 13 in each book (Mounts, Bugs, and Animals have around 20 monsters in each) appear in the Mythic Monster Manual. Some of the frontmatter is included in the hardbacks (generally feats and spells where they appear), but most is not. The monsters from the various books that appear in the Mythic Monster Manual are listed here for ease of reference:
Aberrations (5): aboleth (veiled master), froghemoth, mimic, otyugh, roper
Aliens (5): aballonian, dragonkin, flumph, intellect devourer, qomok
Animals (6): dinosaur (tyrannosaurus), dire bear, dire tiger, dire wolf, dire wolverine, murder of crows
Bugs (13): ankheg, ant (giant, army ant swarm), deadly mantis, drider, formian (queen, warrior), phase spider, remorhaz, black scorpion, spider (swarm, giant, black widow)
Colossal (3): colossal dire ape, linnorm (Midgard Serpent), tarrasque
Constructs (6): clockwork goliath, iron golem, homunculus, phantasmagoria wagon, retriever, wickerman
Demons (7): babau, balor, glabrezu, gulgerak, quasit, shadow demons, succubus
Devils (8): bearded, barbed, contract, erinyes, horned, imp, pit fiend, temptation
Dragons (10): dracolisk, green, black, white, blue, red, pseudodragon, fell drake, frost drake, tor linnorm
Emissaries of Evil (5): ankou, night hag, maldonado, shadow mastiff, yeth hound
Fairy Tale Creatures (7): boojum snark, green hag, pixie, redcap, faerie dragon, jabberwock, unicorn
Giants (7): angurboda, cloud, frost, rune, storm, merrow, stone
Guardians of Good (8): blink dog, chiron, couatl, copper dragon, gold dragon, brazz dragon, swan maiden, triton
Inner Planes(7): janni, djinni, efreeti, marid, shaitan, invisible stalker, liminal hound
Lords of Law (8): archon (hound, lantern, star, trumpet), inevitable (marut, arbiter), kyton, sakathan
Magical Beasts (4): basilisk, bulette, peryton, warpwolf
Masters of Chaos (8): azata (ghaele, lyrakien), cayhound, chaos beast, crassodov, protean (keketar, voidworm), shining child
Molds, Slimes, and Fungi (5): fairy ring, fungus queen, mu spore, myceloid, vegepygmy
Monstrous Humanoids (6): centaur, doppelganger, annis hag, winter hag, serpentfolk, xotenga
Mounts (10): dog, giant eagle, hippogriff, hippocampus, horse, nightmare, pegasus, pony, sleipnir, triceratops
Mythos (5): denizen of Leng, gibbering mouther, greater byakhee, +hound of Tindalos, shoggoth
Mythos Too (4): blackgate behemoht, colour out of space, morlock, star-spawn of Cthulhu
Oozes (5): black pudding, gelatinous cube, magma ooze, quicksilver ooze, white pudding
Oozes Too (4): brain ooze, sorcerous cube, plasma ooze, sonic slime
Plants (4): assassin vine, bodythief, giant flytrap, shambling mound
Sea Monsters (7): dragon turtle, draugr crew, sea hag, jorganth, kraken, sea serpent, great white whale
Undead (8): banshee, demilich, dullahan, ghoul, jigsaw man, spectre, wraith, mohrg
Worms (6): conqueror worm, frost worm, neothelid, purple worm, seugathi, worm that walks
There are also additional monsters that have not appeared in any announced Mythic Monsters product. Hope that helps!

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As a side note, from the Mythic Monsters line, generally about 5 or 6 creatures out of the 13 in each book (Mounts, Bugs, and Animals have around 20 monsters in each) appear in the Mythic Monster Manual. Some of the frontmatter is included in the hardbacks (generally feats and spells where they appear), but most is not. The monsters from the various books that appear in the Mythic Monster Manual are listed here for ease of reference:
Aberrations (5): aboleth (veiled master), froghemoth, mimic, otyugh, roper
Aliens (5): aballonian, dragonkin, flumph, intellect devourer, qomok
Animals (6): dinosaur (tyrannosaurus), dire bear, dire tiger, dire wolf, dire wolverine, murder of crows
Bugs (13): ankheg, ant (giant, army ant swarm), deadly mantis, drider, formian (queen, warrior), phase spider, remorhaz, black scorpion, spider (swarm, giant, black widow)
Colossal (3): colossal dire ape, linnorm (Midgard Serpent), tarrasque
Constructs (6): clockwork goliath, iron golem, homunculus, phantasmagoria wagon, retriever, wickerman
Demons (7): babau, balor, glabrezu, gulgerak, quasit, shadow demons, succubus
Devils (8): bearded, barbed, contract, erinyes, horned, imp, pit fiend, temptation
Dragons (10): dracolisk, green, black, white, blue, red, pseudodragon, fell drake, frost drake, tor linnorm
Emissaries of Evil (5): ankou, night hag, maldonado, shadow mastiff, yeth hound
Fairy Tale Creatures (7): boojum snark, green hag, pixie, redcap, faerie dragon, jabberwock, unicorn
Giants (7): angurboda, cloud, frost, rune, storm, merrow, stone
Guardians of Good (8): blink dog, chiron, couatl, copper dragon, gold dragon, brazz dragon, swan maiden, triton
Inner Planes(7): janni, djinni, efreeti,...
Is there any way folks who purchase this book can get the other mythic monster pdfs at a discount since there's a significant amount of overlap?

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Is there any way folks who purchase this book can get the other mythic monster pdfs at a discount since there's a significant amount of overlap?
Yes, we'll be creating a coupon code, probably to release with the next Mythic Monsters installment, on our webstore for people who have purchased the Mythic Monster Manual and want to pick up the other Mythic Monsters books at a discount.
We also have a TWO$DAY product of the week on our website, where you can pick up a different product each week for just 2 dollars, and Mythic Monsters products pop up there fairly often.
We also run periodic sales here at Paizo, on our own site, and elsewhere, and you could certainly take that opportunity to pick them at a nice discount.

Uzziel the Angel |

Thanks for the review, Rednal!
Mythic or non-mythic, these monsters should be a great addition to anybody's Pathfinder game.
Thanks for the information. What creatures does it have with CRs in excess of 20? How easy are they to advance to CRs in excess of 30? The characters in my campaign have reached levels 33-35. Thanks! :-)

GM Rednal |
It has 23 creatures in excess of CR 20, and two CR 30 creatures. There are several ways to advance creatures further, from giving them all mythic spells for anything they know (especially defensive abilities) to adding templates from something like the Advanced Bestiary. If nothing else, the Mythic Tarrasque should still be something of a challenge.
Or you could just throw Achaekek at them. He has stats (albeit not in this book), and they are horrific. XD
(At the game level you're talking, there's very little published, although this Kickstarter might help. But a few apocalypse swarms, maybe a Daikaiju creature, or the Hero Killer template... there ARE options for challenging your characters.)

Uzziel the Angel |

Thanks, Rednal! I looked up Achaekek and found a listing (albeit not with stats) and it looks like a giant, red praying mantis. Pretty much any but looks pretty horrifying if you magnify it to giant proportions! Then add intelligence and abilities...
Thanks for the Kickstarter link. I liked the look of the Armageddon Tarrasque. By design (I think) I can't really make out the stats, but I think it says CR 34. I've toyed around with making a much nastier tarrasque to challenge the party as a particular point, if they ever get there. It would have to be a lot more powerful now than when I first envisioned it, as they're really taking the long way 'round to rescuing the wizard's mother. I'd thought about making it aquatic, in part because that environment seems the most difficult for the party, in party because if they were too beat up to fight it I could have it just swim away underwater where they might not feel too obligated to chase it, and probably mostly because Godzilla was aquatic, at least in early movies I recall as a kid in the 1960s. :-D
So how backwards compatible is mythic Pathfinder with original 3.5? I use many house rules, some of which are Pathfinder rules (some more, some less, like a feat every two levels, but not realizing that Pathfinder did it every odd level, I did it every even level, and had redone many epic-level NPCs before realizing my error, so I wasn't going to change :-D), but it's still fundamentally a 3.5 game. Pathfinder was simply a bigger change than we wanted, so we stuck with 3.5. At low levels the different wouldn't be that significant from what I've seen, but by 35th level the differences might make something Pathfinder difficult to fit in. I don't know anything about the mythic rules, other than that, if I'm remembering correctly, they add powers without adding levels, so sort of like a way of getting epic-level characters while ignoring the Epic Level Handbook.

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Mythic should be pretty 3.5 compatible. It's basically an optional rule system that adds to what's already there and gives a bunch of new options. If you really want to challenge super-high-level players, mythic foes are a good way to go. In your case, I would suggest getting Mythic Adventures, the Mythic Hero's Handbook, and the Mythic Spell Compendium. The first is the basic ruleset for the series. The Hero's Handbook is the most important addition, and includes TOOOOOONS of mythic feats, as well as Mythic Class Abilities. The Spell Compendium provides literally hundreds of improved spells that are more likely to challenge your players. The Mythic Monster Manual, here, is more useful for games in the Level 1-25 range, although you can certainly use templates or class levels to improve the creatures within.

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Thanks for hopping into the discussion Rednal.
I'd agree that the monsters in here cap out at CR 30 by design, as that's as far as any official published Pathfinder monsters go, but Rednal offers a lot of good suggestions for how to improve them further.
I'd also suggest the Path of Villains and Path of Dragons as good supplements to existing mythic rules that really make your monsters more effective and resilient to dirty tricks your PCs will try to pull on them. This content is not duplicated in our mythic hardbacks (other than a couple of mythic dragon abilities).

GM Rednal |
The Hero Lab files for the Mythic Hero's Handbook have been submitted to Lone Wolf Development (as mentioned in Update #142 on Kickstarter), who should be looking over the coding between all the other stuff they're doing. Basically, there's not much anyone can do except wait for them to be finished, and there's quite a lot of code to check. The rest should follow relatively quickly once that's done. ^^

The Purity of Violence |

GM Rendal, thanks for your super quick reply, its more than I would expected, assuming you are part of Legendary Games(I have no way to know). But the last update was in March, and nothing seems to have happened since. Legendary games seems perfectly capable of producing new product, but are seemingly unable to produce product I have paid for. I understand, as a Herolab user, that code is time consuming to produce content, but still a firm commitment to what and when I have paid for content will be provided is appreciated.

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Ok, (and I acknowledge you as a fellow backer, or this would have taken a entirely different tone) but do you have anything official to add? or please don't waste my time....
Hi Purity,
We're just as frustrated as you are with the delay on the HeroLab files, but at this point there's nothing we can do but wait.
HeroLab has had the Mythic Hero's Handbook files for almost 2 months, and aside from a small amount of corrections they sent back to our coder (which he sent back to them) there hasn't been any movement.
About 85% of the mythic spells are entered for the Mythic Spell Compendium. Our coder put in a request to LoneWolf for access to some of the raw data files for the remaining 140 or so spells but has yet to receive it. Once that is done. They will be ready for review.
On the Mythic Monster Manual, again he put in a request for raw daa files for bestiary monsters and has yet to receive them.
This is the second project for which we offered HeroLab support (the first being the Gothic Campaign Compendium), and both times the process has been long and frustrating. Some of that has to do with finding reliable coders to bring a project to completion, but some of it also has to do with the workflow and capacity at LoneWolf. I think they outgrew their original architecture and staffing framework, and they just aren't able to keep up with demand, especially for 3PP.
As a result, we haven't offered HeroLab files for any of our subsequent projects, Kickstarter or otherwise, because we don't want to promise something we aren't confident we can deliver. Unfortunately, we have very little control over the pace of HeroLab work. You mention that we have no problem turning out new products, and certainly that's true; we can set whatever pace we like in terms of releasing product in print and PDF. The only limiting factors are our own workflow and budget.
With HeroLab, that's not the case. We are entirely at the mercy of another company's schedule and priorities for when products are available, and that's not a very fun place to be.
At the time we did Mythic Mania, we had just successfully finished the HeroLab for the Gothic book and felt that the delays there were perhaps an aberration. We had several coders tapped to work on the project and felt ready to go forward. Obviously, it hasn't worked out as hoped for a variety of reasons.
The project is MOSTLY done, and no one will be happier than I when it's finally ALL THE WAY done, but as far as being able to promise exactly when it will be available I just don't know. I'll certainly keep everyone updated as soon as I know anything.

Canadian Bakka |

I wanted to know if it was possible to get some kind of discount (of any % or $ amount) on the pdf of this product based on the other Mythic Monsters pdf products I have already purchased?
For full disclosure, I will list in the spoiler below the ones that I do have and where I got them (for Legendary Games to take into consideration if they do decide to provide a discount code; unfortunately, I don't have immediately on hand how much I originally paid for said products as I would have to hunt down the receipts for that. If Legendary Games do want me to provide that information to them, I'm willingly to oblige via e-mail - I want to make this as transparent and honest as possible so that I am not hurting their business).
Purchased from Legendary Gamess' webstore: Mythic Monsters 5: Mythos; Mythic Monsters Monsters 9: Undead; Mythic Monsters 14: Giants; and Mythic Monsters 15: Magical Beasts.
Purchased from Paizo: Mythic Monsters 4: Mounts and Mythic Monsters 12: Fairy Tale Creatures.
Cheers!
CB out.

Shadowborn |

I wanted to know if it was possible to get some kind of discount (of any % or $ amount) on the pdf of this product based on the other Mythic Monsters pdf products I have already purchased?
For full disclosure, I will list in the spoiler below the ones that I do have and where I got them (for Legendary Games to take into consideration if they do decide to provide a discount code; unfortunately, I don't have immediately on hand how much I originally paid for said products as I would have to hunt down the receipts for that. If Legendary Games do want me to provide that information to them, I'm willingly to oblige via e-mail - I want to make this as transparent and honest as possible so that I am not hurting their business).
** spoiler omitted **
Cheers!
CB out.
Canadian Bakka,
I can't say for certain about the earlier Mythic Monsters pdfs, but I do know that the later issues were released well after the Mythic Monster Manual, so there is no overlap. They are new mythic adaptations of monsters not in the Mythic Monster Manual.

Canadian Bakka |

Yup, I recognize that the later ones are not part of the Mythic Monster Manual but I included them in the list for the purpose of being transparent and providing a complete list. I certainly do not expect that those particular products to influence their response nor do I actually demand a discount (not saying you said that is what I wanted, just wanted to clarify since I might have not be clear about that in my first post).
I am curious because I do intend to get the Mythic Monster Manual at some point this year - it is merely a matter of considering all possible factors at this juncture and deciding between getting it sooner or getting it later. :)
Cheers!
CB out.

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Yup, I recognize that the later ones are not part of the Mythic Monster Manual but I included them in the list for the purpose of being transparent and providing a complete list. I certainly do not expect that those particular products to influence their response nor do I actually demand a discount (not saying you said that is what I wanted, just wanted to clarify since I might have not be clear about that in my first post).
I am curious because I do intend to get the Mythic Monster Manual at some point this year - it is merely a matter of considering all possible factors at this juncture and deciding between getting it sooner or getting it later. :)
Cheers!
CB out.
Hi CB - Send me an email over at makeyourgamelegendary@gmail.com and I'm sure we can make something happen. I know a guy... :)