Monsters have long stalked us in the darkness. Within this book, you’ll find a host of these creatures for use in the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. Face off against archdevils and the Horsemen of the Apocalypse, planar dragons and the legendary wild hunt, proteans and psychopomps, and hundreds more! Some creatures, such as the capricious taniwha, the mysterious green man, or the powerful empyreal lords, might even be willing to provide your heroes aid—if they deserve it!
Pathfinder RPG Bestiary 6 is the sixth must-have volume of monsters for use with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and serves as a companion to the Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook and Pathfinder RPG Bestiary. This imaginative tabletop game builds upon more than 10 years of system development and an open playtest featuring more than 50,000 gamers to create a cutting-edge RPG experience that brings the all-time best-selling set of fantasy rules into a new era.
Pathfinder RPG Bestiary 6 includes:
More than 200 different monsters.
New player-friendly races, like the crazed monkey goblins, the telepathic albino munavris, the river-dwelling fey naiads, the wolflike rougarou, and the yaddithians of the Elder Mythos.
Numerous powerful demigods, from archdevils and Great Old Ones to empyreal lords and qlippoth lords.
New animal companions and other allies, such as fierce devil monkeys and loyal clockwork hounds.
New templates, including the entothrope and the mongrel giant, to help you get more life out of classic monsters.
Appendices to help you find the right monster, including lists by Challenge Rating, monster type, and habitat.
Expanded universal monster rules to simplify combat.
Challenges for every adventure and every level of play.
AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!
ISBN-13: 978-1-60125-931-8
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I had thought when Bestiary 6 came out I wouldn't need it.
How wrong was I!
This book will definitely take it's place as one of the essential Pathfinder books in my collection, if you're waiting to get this, don't! Get it now!
Well done Paizo!
My one complaint is mine had the same s%$%ty yellow binding glue as the first printing of the Starfinder CRB, but I'm not dropping the rating because it is that good (also I still have binding glue leftover from my Starfinder CRB).
So Bestiary 5 was a bit disappointing to me, but this one is something that did something with Pathfinder I haven't seen in a while: gave me ideas that I wanted to use. A lot of the monsters presented are honestly interesting. As usual, there are some reprints from other products, but I always favor having consolidated lists of things. I won't use everything, but there is enough here that I'll be using a good chunk.
Also, the weremantis reminded me how much I love Portal, so I have to give it to them there.
So me and two other guys from my gaming group ordered this book from amazon. WOW, all of us have missing and or scrambled pages.
I have over 17 missing pages (most of the archdevils content)and more or less 20 pages out of order. I don't know if they are sending all the "special" books down here, but I can assure you I will never buy a physical book from Paizo anymore.
Nah. I'm just referencing the fact that there's a new thrope template coming...and it would be a nice way to do The Mummy. :)
Entothrope sounds like you transform into a single insectoid form, like Lycanthrope transforms into a single animal.
On the other hand, I *know* I've seen a variant ability or template for Mummies that does exactly what you want (allows them to assume the form a swarm of scarab beetles) but I can't recall exactly what and where, now.
Nah. I'm just referencing the fact that there's a new thrope template coming...and it would be a nice way to do The Mummy. :)
Entothrope sounds like you transform into a single insectoid form, like Lycanthrope transforms into a single animal.
On the other hand, I *know* I've seen a variant ability or template for Mummies that does exactly what you want (allows them to assume the form a swarm of scarab beetles) but I can't recall exactly what and where, now.
There was one - the swarm-shifter - in 3.5's Libris Mortis.
There's also a vampire simple template in Classic Horrors Revisited that could just as easily be applied to a mummy.
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Mmmmm, yummy high-CR monsters... I do hope not all of them will be large or bigger - daddy needs more medium and smaller CR 15+ monsters, Paizo! (Note to self, stat up a CR 20 or more diminutive creature...)
That was just an assumption on how celestials are categorized (and presented in book 4), Angels, Archons, Agathion , and Azatas.
The Snuggable A's.
Daemons, Demons, Demodands, and Devils.
The Snuggable D's?
Also Divs!
The Dastardly D's, up against the Altruistic A's.
Thanks to Kytons, Qlippoth and Rakshasa (and Asuras, Sakhil, etc.), we've always had evil outsiders who broke out of the D's, but thanks to the Manasuptra, we've finally got broad race of good outsiders that don't start with A.
James also said we are getting proteans and qlippoths but no azura, oni, inevitables, aeons, kami, or rakshasa. I think we are getting some celestials as well not including the empyreal lords.
I'd love all new proteans, but I expect the ones in B6 are reprints from one of the recent APs; I want to say Giantslayer but I'm not certain (don't have it).
Nah. I'm just referencing the fact that there's a new thrope template coming...and it would be a nice way to do The Mummy. :)
Entothrope sounds like you transform into a single insectoid form, like Lycanthrope transforms into a single animal.
On the other hand, I *know* I've seen a variant ability or template for Mummies that does exactly what you want (allows them to assume the form a swarm of scarab beetles) but I can't recall exactly what and where, now.
There was one - the swarm-shifter - in 3.5's Libris Mortis.
There's also a vampire simple template in Classic Horrors Revisited that could just as easily be applied to a mummy.
Since I can't find anything else in my collection, Swarm-shifter might well be what I was thinking of.
If they begin to expand upon Couatls the way they did Kytons, Rakshasa, Titans and other singular outsiders, that could be pretty fun!
Just as the Rakshasa seem like they'd be naturally more tied to Vudra, an expansion of Couatls seems like a natural fit for an expansion into more Arcadian themed critters and flavor and lore. (Although I'd prefer a 'made up' cosmology / pantheon, like that of Vudra, to one that's a direct port of Earth gods, as happened with Osirion/Egypt. Rather than Golarion versions of Quetzalcouatl, Tezcatlipoca, etc. I think I'd rather see the Couatls tied to pure fantasy realms and gods.)
I just hope for less group monsters and more single monsters that arent unique and which are in range of cr 1 till 20. I especially love cr 10 till 17 monsters for some reason.