Every creature, every variant, every portrait, tokenized and ready for use.
A truly comprehensive collection of portrait and token artwork for more than 1,200 creatures including their variants. This all-in-one package exclusive to Foundry VTT combines all of the artwork from the Pathfinder Bestiary, Bestiary 2, and Bestiary 3 for Pathfinder Second Edition into a single collection. Clockwork constructs, dangerous devils, deadly dragons, nightmarish niliths, ominous orcs, slithering serpentfolk, plaintive petitioners, and untamable undead—no creature goes unrepresented.
This unique, exclusive bundle includes:
Tokens for all 1207* creatures included in the Pathfinder Second Edition game system for Foundry VTT, including Tokens for previously unseen creatures such as petitioners, variants of the living rune, living graffiti, and imperial dragons!
High-resolution portrait art pieces for all of the creatures in the bestiaries.
Dozens of custom portraits unique to this collection, composited using images from Paizo's vast vault of artwork.
A blank copy of the token ring, so you can make tokens that match for your own homebrew creatures and your party! (webp format)
* - some creatures such as the spellcaster variants of Dragons share the same art.
Installation
Purchasing this product from the Paizo store will grant you an activation code which can be used through your Foundry VTT account page to activate the content for installation. Afterwards you will be able to install the “Pathfinder Token Pack: Bestiaries" module from the Foundry Virtual Tabletop setup screen.
After installing the module, it must be activated within a Game World. To do so:
Access the Settings Sidebar tab
Click "Manage Modules"
Locate the "Pathfinder Token Pack: Bestiaries" Module, enable it, and save module settings.
Once enabled, the Pathfinder Token Pack: Bestiary module maps portrait and token art to every creature in the compendium packs for all three bestiaries, and the tokens and portraits should be automatically displayed when you open either the compendium browser or the compendium packs directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
I Already Own The Bestiary PDFs, Is There A Discount?
Historically, we have offered discounts for Foundry Virtual Tabletop packages when the modules are conversions of existing Paizo works, such as adventure paths. However, as this token pack is an entirely new and stand-alone product, not a conversion of any single book or PDF, there is no original publication that we can use as the basis for a PDF discount.
It's important to remember that this product is not simply a Foundry VTT port of the Pathfinder Bestiary books. In fact, all of the rules content (including creature statistics) from every official Pathfinder source, including the bestiaries, is already included in the Pathfinder Second Edition Game System for Foundry VTT. This product offers token and portrait artwork for every single one of those creatures. The tokens included in this product are unique and have not been re-released, and we have also included many difficult-to-find or wholly custom pieces of art, making it a truly unique collection.
How Much Space Do I Need?
Thanks to the technological advancement that is webp image compression, we have been able to include the entire package at less than 300MB.
Where Did You Get The Art?
The overwhelming majority of creatures were easily sourced-- they were the art pieces included in the bestiaries originally. However, some creatures either did not have art included in the original bestiary books, were simply one-line descriptions offered as a variant of an existing creature, or were otherwise unavailable. For those pieces, we worked closely with Paizo Inc. to locate art for creatures from books outside the bestiaries, pieces from a variety of pawn boxes and battle cards, and even unused concept art. In some rare cases, such as the Petitioners or the Living Graffiti, we used source art from a variety of books to composite suitable images which would align with the creature descriptions while respecting the work of the original artists and submitted those for approval to Paizo's art team. We are very pleased to say that every single creature is represented.
What Creatures Does This Pack Include?
We've been asked about some of the most obscure creatures and whether we include art for them--the short answer is that if they are listed in the bestiaries, we have included art for them. However, for a complete list of what this pack includes:
[Creature Portraits and Tokens Included (By Name) - click to reveal]
Aapoph Serpentfolk
Aasimar Redeemer
Abandoned Zealot
Abrikandilu
Adachros
Adhukait
Adlet
Aghash
Ahuizotl
Air Wisp
Akata
Akizendri
Amalgamite
Giant Amoeba
Amoeba Swarm
Amphisbaena
Giant Anaconda
Android Infiltrator
Animated Broom
Animated Colossus
Animated Silverware Swarm
Giant Animated Statue
Animated Statue
Animated Trebuchet
Ankhrav
Ankou
Ankylosaurus
Annis Hag
Giant Ant
Aphorite Sharpshooter
Arboreal Reaper
Arboreal Regent
Army Ant Swarm
Assassin Vine
Astradaemon
Attic Whisperer
Augnagar
Augur
Aurumvorax
Azer
Giant Badger
Badger
Ball Python
Baobhan Sith
Baomal
Barghest
Basilisk
Bastion Archon
Giant Bat
Bauble Beast
Bebilith
Behir
Belker
Betobeto-san
Bison
Black Bear
Black Pudding
Blindheim
Blink Dog
Blizzardborn
Blood Painter
Blue-Ringed Octopus
Boar
Bog Mummy
Boggard Scout
Bone Prophet
Bone Ship
Bottlenose Dolphin
Brain Collector
Brainchild
Bralani
Brine Shark
Brownie
Bugbear Tormentor
Bulette
Bunyip
Buso Farmer
Bythos
Cacodaemon
Cactus Leshy
Petitioner (Dead Vault)
Cairn Linnorm
Cairn Wight
Calathgar
Caligni Creeper
Caligni Slayer
Camel
Carnivorous Blob
Catfolk Pouncer
Catoblepas
Catrina
Caulborn
Cave Bear
Cave Fisher
Cave Scorpion
Cavern Troll
Cecaelia Trapper
Centaur
Giant Centipede
Centipede Swarm
Ceustodaemon
Giant Chameleon
Changeling Exile
Chernobue
Chimera (Black Dragon)
Chimera (Blue Dragon)
Chimera (Green Dragon)
Chimera (Red Dragon)
Chimera (White Dragon)
Choker
Petitioner (Elysium)
Chouchin-obake
Chupacabra
Chyzaedu
Cinder Rat
Clacking Sea Skull Swarm
Clacking Skull Swarm
Clay Golem
Petitioner (Nirvana)
Cloaker
Clockwork Soldier
Clockwork Spy
Cloud Giant
Cobbleswarm
Giant Cockroach
Cockroach Swarm
Coil Spy
Common Eurypterid
Compsognathus
Consonite Choir
Cornugon
Corrupted Relic
Giant Crawling Hand
Crawling Hand
Crocodile
Cunning Fox
Great Cyclops
D'ziriak
Daeodon
Petitioner (Hell)
Dandasuka
Petitioner (Boneyard)
Deadly Mantis
Deep Gnome Scout
Deimavigga
Deinonychus
Deinosuchus
Demilich
Denizen of Leng
Derghodaemon
Dero Stalker
Dero Strangler
Destrachan
Dezullon
Dhampir Wizard
Dig-Widget
Dire Wolf
Djinni
Doppelganger
Doru
Black Dracolisk
Blue Dracolisk
Green Dracolisk
Red Dracolisk
White Dracolisk
Young Brine Dragon
Young Brine Dragon (Spellcaster)
Young Cloud Dragon
Young Cloud Dragon (Spellcaster)
Young Crystal Dragon
Young Crystal Dragon (Spellcaster)
Adult Forest Dragon
Adult Forest Dragon (Spellcaster)
Young Forest Dragon
Young Forest Dragon (Spellcaster)
Adult Gold Dragon
Adult Gold Dragon (Spellcaster)
Young Magma Dragon
Young Magma Dragon (Spellcaster)
Adult Sea Dragon
Adult Sea Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Sea Dragon
Ancient Sea Dragon (Spellcaster)
Young Sea Dragon
Young Sea Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Silver Dragon
Ancient Silver Dragon (Spellcaster)
Adult Sky Dragon
Adult Sky Dragon (Spellcaster)
Young Sky Dragon
Young Sky Dragon (Spellcaster)
Adult Sovereign Dragon
Adult Sovereign Dragon (Spellcaster)
Young Sovereign Dragon
Young Sovereign Dragon (Spellcaster)
Young Umbral Dragon
Young Umbral Dragon (Spellcaster)
Adult Underworld Dragon
Adult Underworld Dragon (Spellcaster)
Young Underworld Dragon
Young Underworld Dragon (Spellcaster)
Giant Dragonfly Nymph
Drainberry Bush
Drakauthix
Dramofir
Draugr
Dread Wraith
Petitioner (Dimension of Dreams)
Dretch
Drow Fighter
Drow Priestess
Drow Rogue
Dryad Queen
Dryad
Duende
Duergar Sharpshooter
Duergar Taskmaster
Duskwalker Ghost Hunter
Dvorovoi
Dweomercat
Eagle
Earth Wisp
Earthen Destrier
Efreeti
Elder Wyrmwraith
Petitioner (Heaven)
Electric Eel
Elemental Avalanche
Elemental Hurricane
Elemental Inferno
Elemental Tsunami
Elephant
Emperor Cobra
Bore Worm Swarm
Empress Bore Worm
Ice Worm Swarm
Lava Worm Swarm
Empress Lava Worm
Mage-Eater Worm Swarm
Empress Mage-Eater Worm
Necril Worm Swarm
Petitioner (Positive Energy Plane)
Esipil
Etioling Blightmage
Ettin
Eunemvro
Faceless Stalker
Fading Fox
Feathered Bear
Fen Mosquito Swarm
Feral Sea Skull Swarm
Feral Skull Swarm
Festrog
Fetchling Scout
Fire Giant
Fire Jellyfish Swarm
Fire Wisp
Firewyrm
Fjord Linnorm
Flame Drake
Flash Beetle
Flesh Golem
Flumph
Giant Flying Squirrel
Giant Flytrap
Flytrap Leshy
Fortune Eater
Giant Frilled Lizard
Giant Frog
Frost Drake
Frost Giant
Frost Troll
Fungus Leshy
Galvo
Gancanagh
Ganzi Martial Artist
Garuda
Giant Gecko
Gelatinous Cube
Gelugon
Ghonhatine
Ghoran Manipulator
Ghost Mage
Ghoul
Gibbering Mouther
Glabrezu
Glass Golem
Gliminal
Globster
Gnoll Cultist
Gnoll Hunter
Gnoll Sergeant
Goblin Dog
Goblin War Chanter
Gogiteth
Goliath Spider
Gorgon
Gorilla
Gourd Leshy
Granite Glyptodont
Gray Ooze
Great White Shark
Green Hag
Green Man
Grendel
Grikkitog
Grim Reaper
Grimstalker
Grindylow
Grippli Scout
Grizzly Bear
Grodair
Guard Dog
Guecubu
Gurgist Mauler
Guthallath
Gylou
Hadrinnex
Hadrosaurid
Hamatula
Hell Hound
Hellbound Attorney
Hellcat
Hellknight Cavalry Brigade
Hellwasp Swarm
Herexen
Giant Hermit Crab
Hermit Crab Swarm
Hesperid Queen
Hesperid
Hezrou
Hieracosphinx
Hill Giant
Giant Hippocampus
Hippocampus
Hippogriff
Hippopotamus
Hive Mother
Hobgoblin Soldier
Hodag
Hound Archon
Hound Of Tindalos
Huldra
Petitioner (Abaddon)
Hunting Spider
Hyaenodon
Hyakume
Hydra
Hyena
Ice Golem
Ice Linnorm
Icewyrm
Icicle Snake
Ifrit Pyrochemist
Imentesh
Incutilis
Intellect Devourer
Interlocutor
Invisible Stalker
Ioton
Irlgaunt
Irnakurse
Iron Golem
Isqulug
Ittan-momen
Janni
Giant Jellyfish
Jinkin
Jorogumo
Jotund Troll
Jungle Drake
Kangaroo
Kappa
Kasa-obake
Keketar
Kelpie
Khravgodon
Kimenhul
Kishi
Kitsune Trickster
Kobold Scout
Kodama
Kokogiak
Kolyarut
Korred
Kraken
Krooth
Kuchisake-Onna
Kurobozu
Kushtaka
Lamia Matriarch
Lamia
Lampad Queen
Lampad
Lantern Archon
Petitioner (Abyss)
Ledalusca
Giant Leech
Brood Leech Swarm
Lantern Archon (Gestalt)
Lemure
Leng Ghoul
Leng Spider
Leopard
Leprechaun
Lesser Death
Leucrotta
Leukodaemon
Leydroth
Lich
Lifeleecher Brawler
Lion
Living Boulder
Living Graffiti (Blood)
Living Graffiti (Chalk)
Living Graffiti (Ink)
Living Graffiti (Oil)
Living Landslide
Living Rune (Arcane)
Living Rune (Divine)
Living Rune (Occult)
Living Rune (Primal)
Living Waterfall
Living Whirlwind
Living Wildfire
Lizardfolk Defender
Lizardfolk Scout
Locathah Hunter
Love Siktempora
Lovelorn
Giant Maggot
Maharaja
Mandragora
Manta Ray
Giant Mantis
Marid
Marsh Giant
Mastodon
Medusa
Megalania
Megalictis
Megalodon
Meladaemon
Merfolk Wavecaller
Mezlan
Mimic
Mitflit
Mithral Golem
Mohrg
Mokele-mbembe
Giant Monitor Lizard
Monkey Swarm
Monkey
Moon Hag
Moose
Giant Moray Eel
Morrigna
Mu Spore
Mudwretch
Mukradi
Petitioner (Shadow Plane)
Myceloid
Dark Naga
Guardian Naga
Lunar Naga
Spirit Naga
Nagaji Soldier
Naiad Queen
Naiad
Namorrodor
Naunet
Necrophidius
Nemhaith
Neothelid
Nereid
Nessian Warhound
Night Hag
Greater Nightmare
Nikaramsa
Nilith
Nixie
Norn
Nosferatu Overlord
Nosferatu Thrall
Nosoi
Nuckelavee
Nucol
Nuglub
Nyogoth
Ochre Jelly
Giant Octopus
Ofalth
Ogre Warrior
Onidoshi
Giant Opossum
Orc Brute
Orca
Oread Guard
Ostiarius
Ostovite
Osyluth
Ouroboros
Ovinnik
Owb
Owlbear
Pachycephalosaurus
Pairaka
Giant Pangolin
Peluda
Penanggalan
Phantom Beast
Phantom Knight
Piranha Swarm
Piscodaemon
Pit Fiend
Plague Giant
Planetar
Petitioner (Plane of Air)
Petitioner (Plane of Earth)
Petitioner (Plane of Fire)
Petitioner (Plane of Water)
Polar Bear
Popobawa
Poracha
Giant Porcupine
Procyal
Pteranodon
Pufferfish
Pugwampi
Purrodaemon
Quatoid
Quelaunt
Quetz Couatl
Quetzalcoatlus
Quoppopak
Raja Rakshasa
Raktavarna
Giant Rat
Rat Snake Swarm
Rat Swarm
Raven Swarm
Raven
Red Fox
Reef Octopus
Reefclaw
Petitioner (Material Plane)
Rhinoceros
Rhu-chalik
Riding Dog
Riding Pony
Ringhorn Ram
Roiling Incant
Roper
Rosethorn Ram
Rusalka
Rust Monster
Samsaran Anchorite
Sand Sentry
Sandpoint Devil
Sarglagon
Sasquatch
Satyr
Scalescribe
Scarecrow
Sceaduinar
Scorpion Swarm
Sea Devil Scout
Sea Drake
Sea Hag
Sea Serpent
Sea Snake
Giant Seahorse
Seaweed Leshy
Sepid
Severed Head
Sewer Ooze
Shabti Redeemer
Shadow Giant
Shadow
Shae
Shaitan
Shambler Troop
Shambler
Petitioner (Maelstrom)
Shaukeen
Shemhazian
Shining Child
Shoal Linnorm
Shocker Lizard
Shoggoth
Shoggti
Shuln
Silvanshee
Gluttonyspawn
Lustspawn
Wrathspawn
Skaveling
Skeletal Horse
Skeleton Guard
Skeleton Infantry
Skrik Nettle
Skulk
Skulltaker
Skum
Slime Mold
Slithering Pit
Giant Slug
Slurk
Smilodon
Snapping Flytrap
Giant Snapping Turtle
Snapping Turtle
Sod Hound
Solar
Sorcerous Sea Skull Swarm
Sorcerous Skull Swarm
Soul Eater
Soulbound Doll (Chaotic Evil)
Soulbound Doll (Chaotic Good)
Soulbound Doll (Lawful Evil)
Soulbound Doll (Lawful Good)
Soulbound Doll (Neutral Evil)
Soulbound Doll (True Neutral)
Spear Frog
Specter
Spider Swarm
Spiny Eurypterid
Spiral Centurion
Sportlebore Swarm
Spriggan Bully
Spriggan Warlord
Giant Squid
Squirming Swill
Squirrel Swarm
Giant Stag Beetle
Star Archon
Stegosaurus
Stheno Harpist
Stone Golem
Stone Lion Cub
Stone Mauler
Storm Hag
Storm Lord
Street Skelm
Sturzstromer
Sunflower Leshy
Sylph Sneak
Taiga Linnorm
Giant Tarantula
Tarn Linnorm
Tattoo Guardian
Tatzlwyrm
Tendriculos
Tengu Sneak
Terotricus
Terra-cotta Garrison
Terra-cotta Soldier
Terror Bird
Terror Shrike
Petitioner (Ethereal Plane)
Three-toed Sloth
Thulgant
Giant Tick
Tick Swarm
Tidal Master
Tiddalik
Tiefling Adept
Tiger
Tikbalang
Titan Centipede
Danava Titan
Elysian Titan
Hekatonkheires Titan
Thanatotic Titan
Giant Toad
Tolokand
Tooth Fairy Swarm
Tor Linnorm
Toshigami
Totenmaske
Trailgaunt
Triceratops
Trilobite Swarm
Trilobite
Troll King
Troll
Trollhound
Two-Headed Troll
Tylosaurus
Tyrannosaurus Skeleton
Tyrannosaurus
Tzitzimitl
Umasi
Umonlee
Unicorn
Petitioner (Axis)
Unseen Servant
Petitioner (Astral Plane)
Uthul
Vampire Bat Swarm
Vampire Spawn Rogue
Vampire Squid
Vanara Disciple
Vaspercham
Veiled Master
Velociraptor
Veranallia
Verdurous Ooze
Vine Leshy
Violet Fungus
Giant Viper
Viper Swarm
Viper Vine
Viper
Vishkanya Infiltrator
Voidworm
Vrolikai
Vrykolakas Master
Vrykolakas Spawn
Vulpinal
Giant Vulture
War Horse
War Pony
Warg
Warsworn
Giant Wasp
Wasp Swarm
Water Orm
Water Wisp
Wayang Whisperblade
Weasel
Wemmuth
Wererat
Weretiger
Werewolf
Giant Whiptail Centipede
Wihsaak
Will-o'-Wisp
Winter Hag
Winter Wolf
Witchfire
Wizard Sponge (Underwater)
Wizard Sponge (Crypt)
Wizard Sponge (Fey Domain)
Wizard Sponge (Fiendish Temple)
Wizard Sponge (Toxic Lair)
Wizard Sponge
Wolf
Wolliped
Giant Wolverine
Wolverine
Wood Giant
Wood Golem
Wooly Rhinoceros
Azure Worm
Crimson Worm
Frost Worm
Purple Worm
Wraith
Wyrmwraith
Ximtal
Xulgath Warrior
Fire Yai
Ice Yai
Yellow Musk Brute
Yellow Musk Creeper
Yeth Hound
Yzobu
Zelekhut
Zephyr Hawk
Zetogeki
Zombie Brute
Plague Zombie
Zombie Shambler
Sulfur Zombie
Void Zombie
Zuishin
Zyss Serpentfolk
Adamantine Golem
Alchemical Golem
Alghollthu Master
Anancus
Angazhani
Angheuvore Flesh-gnawer
Animate Dream
Animated Armor
Animated Furnace
Aolaz
Arbiter
Arboreal Archive
Arboreal Warden
Astral Deva
Athach
Awakened Tree
Axiomite
Azarketi Explorer
Azuretzi
Babau
Balisse
Balor
Banshee
Barbazu
Basidirond
Baykok
Behemoth Hippopotamus
Blodeuwedd
Blood Hag
Bloodseeker
Bodak
Bog Strider
Boggard Swampseer
Boggard Warrior
Brimorak
Bugbear Thug
Caligni Caller
Caligni Dancer
Calikang
Carrion Golem
Cassisian
Cauthooj
Cave Giant
Choral
Chuul
City Guard Squadron
Clockwork Dragon
Clockwork Mage
Cockatrice
Coral Capuchin
Giant Crab
Crag Linnorm
Crossroads Guardian
Culdewen
Deep Gnome Rockwarden
Deep Gnome Warrior
Dero Magister
Desert Drake
Desert Giant
Devourer
Divine Warden Of Nethys
Domovoi
Doprillu
Draconal (Black)
Draconal (Green)
Draconal (Red)
Draconal (White)
Draconal (Yellow)
Adult Black Dragon
Adult Black Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Black Dragon
Ancient Black Dragon (Spellcaster)
Adult Brass Dragon
Adult Brass Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Brass Dragon
Ancient Brass Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Brine Dragon
Ancient Brine Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Bronze Dragon
Ancient Bronze Dragon (Spellcaster)
Adult Copper Dragon
Adult Copper Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Copper Dragon
Ancient Copper Dragon (Spellcaster)
Adult Crystal Dragon
Adult Crystal Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Forest Dragon
Ancient Forest Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Gold Dragon
Ancient Gold Dragon (Spellcaster)
Young Gold Dragon
Young Gold Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Green Dragon
Ancient Green Dragon (Spellcaster)
Adult Magma Dragon
Adult Magma Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Magma Dragon
Ancient Magma Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Red Dragon
Ancient Red Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Sky Dragon
Ancient Sky Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Sovereign Dragon
Ancient Sovereign Dragon (Spellcaster)
Dragon Turtle
Adult Umbral Dragon
Adult Umbral Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Umbral Dragon
Ancient Umbral Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Underworld Dragon
Ancient Underworld Dragon (Spellcaster)
Adult White Dragon
Adult White Dragon (Spellcaster)
Giant Dragonfly
Draxie
Dream Spider
Drider
Duergar Bombardier
Dullahan
Dybbuk
Giant Eagle
Einherji
Elananx
Elder Sphinx
Empress Ice Worm
Empress Necril Worm
Erinys
Esobok
Ether Spider
Evangelist
Flaming Skull
Giant Fly
Fossil Golem
Froghemoth
Fuath
Gargoyle
Gathlain Wanderer
Ghaele
Ghast
Ghost Commoner
Gimmerling
Girtablilu Seer
Girtablilu Sentry
Goblin Commando
Goblin Pyro
Goblin Warrior
Gosreg
Griffon
Grig
Grimple
Grioth Cultist
Grioth Scout
Grothlut
Gug
Haniver
Harmona
Harpy Skeleton
Harpy
Hatred Siktempora
Hobgoblin Archer
Hobgoblin General
Horned Archon
House Drake
Iguanodon
Jabberwock
Japalisura
Jyoti
Kapoacinth
Kirin
Black Kobold Dragon Mage
Blue Kobold Dragon Mage
Green Kobold Dragon Mage
Red Kobold Dragon Mage
White Kobold Dragon Mage
Kobold Warrior
Kovintus Geomancer
Krampus
Leaf Leshy
Levaloch
Lillend
Living Thunderclap
Lurker In Light
Lyrakien
Maftet Guardian
Magma Scorpion
Mammoth
Manticore Paaridar
Manticore
Marilith
Marrmora
Marut
Megaprimatus
Megatherium
Melixie
Melody On The Wind
Air Mephit
Dust Mephit
Earth Mephit
Fire Mephit
Ice Mephit
Ooze Mephit
Steam Mephit
Water Mephit
Merfolk Warrior
Mi-Go
Millindemalion
Minotaur
Misery Siktempora
Mist Stalker
Mobogo
Moonflower
Morlock
Giant Mosquito
Mothman
Mummy Guardian
Mummy Pharaoh
Munagola
Nalfeshnee
Nightgaunt
Nightmarchers
Nightmare
Nosferatu Malefactor
Nyktera
Ogre Boss
Ogre Glutton
Ogre Spider
Olethrodaemon
Omox
Orc Warchief
Orc Warrior
Otyugh
Pakalchi
Palace Skelm
Peri
Peryton
Phistophilus
Pixie
Platecarpus
Pleroma
Poltergeist
Pukwudgie
Quickling
Quintessivore
Radiant Warden
Rancorous Priesthood
Ratfolk Grenadier
Revenant
Riding Horse
Roc
Rokurokubi
Rune Giant
Sacristan
Salamander
Giant Scorpion
Scythe Tree
Sea Devil Brute
Seething Spirit
Shadow Drake
Greater Shadow
Shantak
Shikigami
Shrine Skelm
Shulsaga
Envyspawn
Greedspawn
Pridespawn
Slothspawn
Skeletal Champion
Skeletal Giant
Skeletal Hulk
Skinstitch
Skull Peeler
Giant Skunk
Skunk
Giant Solifugid
Soul Skelm
Soulbound Doll (Chaotic Neutral)
Soulbound Doll (Lawful Neutral)
Soulbound Doll (Neutral Good)
Sphinx
Spinosaurus
Sprite
Stingray
Stone Giant
Stone Lion
Storm Giant
Striding Fire
Strix Kinmate
Stygira
Succubus
Suli Dune Dancer
Taiga Giant
Thanadaemon
Theletos
Thrasfyr
Thunderbird
Tidehawk
Tomb Giant
Tooth Fairy
Triton
Triumph Siktempora
Trumpet Archon
Tupilaq
Undine Hydromancer
Urdefhan Warrior
Valkyrie
Vampire Count
Vampire Mastermind
Vampiric Mist
Vanth
Vexgit
Vilderavn
Vrock
Vrykolakas Ancient
Web Lurker
Wendigo
Werebear
Wereboar
Werecrocodile
Wight
Witchwyrd
Worm That Walks Cultist
Wyrwood Sneak
Xill
Xorn
Xulgath Leader
Xulgath Skulker
Yamaraj
Yellow Musk Thrall
Yeti
Yithian
Zaramuun
Zebub
Zombie Dragon
Greater Barghest
Black Scorpion
Brontosaurus
Caligni Stalker
Caligni Vanguard
Carbuncle
Cyclops
Cythnigot
Young Black Dragon
Young Black Dragon (Spellcaster)
Adult Blue Dragon
Adult Blue Dragon (Spellcaster)
Ancient Blue Dragon
Ancient Blue Dragon (Spellcaster)
Young Blue Dragon
Young Blue Dragon (Spellcaster)
Young Brass Dragon
Young Brass Dragon (Spellcaster)
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Does $60 feel a little pricey for this at first glance? Maybe. Does $60 feel pricey for this after you buy it and realize how nice, complete, and accessible all the tokens are?? Nope, not at all! Fantastic quality and super useful — thanks Paizo! Loving these token packs.
If you’re running a Pathfinder game in Foundry VTT, you’ve should snaf these Bestiary tokens. It’s a treasure trove of ready-to-use creature tokens covering everything from classic dragons to obscure monsters like the Denizen of Leng. It makes setting up encounters so much smoother.
Why I’d Recommend It:
So Many Options: You’ll never feel limited—there are tokens for pretty much every creature you might need.
Plug-and-Play: It’s fully set up for Foundry, so you don’t have to mess around tweaking settings for vision or lighting. Just drop them in and go.
Looks Great: The art is top-notch and really adds some flair to your maps.
Saves Time: No more scrambling to find tokens at the last minute—they’re all there, prepped and ready.
It’s one of those tools that makes GMing easier, so you can focus on running the game rather than fiddling with the backend. Definitely worth picking up if you use Foundry for Pathfinder.
I've always loved Pathfinder's art direction. Even though it's pre-remaster, I still found them quite endearing. The gigantic, big monsters are imposing, and some of them reach out of the token circle! They're definitely stellar in terms of quality.
The implementation into Foundry VTT is also flawless, very practical.
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Drew585 wrote:
From my vantage point at least, this product is currently marketed as "you get all the token art for pathfinder in foundry". I fully intend for my group to use only Orc-based non-OGL monsters from the new bestiaries when they come out.
I mean this has always been a misconception since it's only the Bestiary monsters, and not any AP monsters, no Book of the Dead or Dark Archive monsters, it's always been just the three Bestiaries, and it still will be.
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I would assume that since this product likely contains ogl content, that Paizo will stop selling this in its current form just like the current rulebooks once the new ones come out. This is understandable.
They're not going to stop selling this, nor are they going to stop selling OGL rulebooks. The PDFs of the original CRB, Bestiary, APG and GMG will still be available, and all the OGL rulebooks that aren't those will continue to get reprinted.
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For myself, and I suspect for many others, it will be a hard pill if purchasing this token pack becomes obsolete. Paizo would have another $60 dollars of my money right to help pay for development, if Paizo can state intent to honer this purchase for the updated bestiaries. $60 dollars is asking users to nearly double the total cost to add the token packs on top of their pdf collection of the same content. I do believe that is justified, but only once.
The token pack won't become obsolete.
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Right now the decision is buy what may be a doomed product, or have no token art in foundry for pf2 until long after all the new bestiaries are available.
You realize you can add your own token art right? And the monsters that are still in both the Monster Core and the token pack will still have tokens.
From my vantage point at least, this product is currently marketed as "you get all the token art for pathfinder in foundry". I fully intend for my group to use only Orc-based non-OGL monsters from the new bestiaries when they come out.
I mean this has always been a misconception since it's only the Bestiary monsters, and not any AP monsters, no Book of the Dead or Dark Archive monsters, it's always been just the three Bestiaries, and it still will be.
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I would assume that since this product likely contains ogl content, that Paizo will stop selling this in its current form just like the current rulebooks once the new ones come out. This is understandable.
They're not going to stop selling this, nor are they going to stop selling OGL rulebooks. The PDFs of the original CRB, Bestiary, APG and GMG will still be available, and all the OGL rulebooks that aren't those will continue to get reprinted.
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For myself, and I suspect for many others, it will be a hard pill if purchasing this token pack becomes obsolete. Paizo would have another $60 dollars of my money right to help pay for development, if Paizo can state intent to honer this purchase for the updated bestiaries. $60 dollars is asking users to nearly double the total cost to add the token packs on top of their pdf collection of the same content. I do believe that is justified, but only once.
The token pack won't become obsolete.
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Right now the decision is buy what may be a doomed product, or have no token art in foundry for pf2 until long after all the new bestiaries are available.
You realize you can add your own token art right? And the monsters that are still in both the Monster Core and the token pack will still have tokens.
From my vantage point at least, this product is currently marketed as "you get all the token art for pathfinder in foundry". I fully intend for my group to use only Orc-based non-OGL monsters from the new bestiaries when they come out.
I mean this has always been a misconception since it's only the Bestiary monsters, and not any AP monsters, no Book of the Dead or Dark Archive monsters, it's always been just the three Bestiaries, and it still will be.
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I would assume that since this product likely contains ogl content, that Paizo will stop selling this in its current form just like the current rulebooks once the new ones come out. This is understandable.
They're not going to stop selling this, nor are they going to stop selling OGL rulebooks. The PDFs of the original CRB, Bestiary, APG and GMG will still be available, and all the OGL rulebooks that aren't those will continue to get reprinted.
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For myself, and I suspect for many others, it will be a hard pill if purchasing this token pack becomes obsolete. Paizo would have another $60 dollars of my money right to help pay for development, if Paizo can state intent to honer this purchase for the updated bestiaries. $60 dollars is asking users to nearly double the total cost to add the token packs on top of their pdf collection of the same content. I do believe that is justified, but only once.
The token pack won't become obsolete.
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Right now the decision is buy what may be a doomed product, or have no token art in foundry for pf2 until long after all the new bestiaries are available.
You realize you can add your own token art right? And the monsters that are still in both the Monster Core and the token pack will still have tokens.
Yes. Thank you.
On my comment about the marketing, I recognize I worded it poorly and make an edit. From my vantage point, its currently marketed as giving you all the token art for all the monsters from the "main" monster books not including adventure path special monsters which would come when purchasing foundryvtt licenses for adventure paths.
I am aware that I can add tokens myself. To quote a much earlier post from you:
"$60 for all the monsters in all the Bestiaries is an absolute steal too. Just an immense time savings and great production value for that price."
I absolutely fully agree with you. The biggest value is the saved time. I can find usable pretty artwork on interwebs for every monster and make my own tokens for free. $60 dollars is a good price because of the time savings.
I also understand that for the monsters that receive only statblock, name, or formatting updates, the current tokens would still be appropriate. This begs questions however.
When monsters receive mechanical updates, will they be double listed in the foundryvtt pf2e system module? If so, would the current token pack automatically apply the relevant tokens to both entries?
When monsters receive mechanical updates, will they overwrite the existing monster entries with updated versions? If so would those inherit the tokens from bestiary 1,2,3 pack automatically?
If one way or another, the tokens in this pack that remain relevant are automatically assigned to the new stat blocks wherever possible, that would go a long way towards alleviating my concerns.
What I would find unacceptable is if after buying this token pack, I drag a statblock from new monster core compendium to my VTT with blank artwork, even tho that monster had artwork in the old bestiary 1,2,3 pack. I know I would have the files on my computer and can attach them myself, but again, the value of buying the token art is time savings.
While not ideal, I could accept if in order to access new art for genuinely new monsters in the new books, that required an additional purchase of just that new content. Maybe the "monster core 1 foundryvtt token pack" has a discounted version for ppl who own this bestiary 1,2,3 pack. Then continue that discount for monster core 2 and 3.
I understand that a lot is going on right now at Paizo and this will take some time to figure out how to proceed. I will continue waiting for more information. I would bet that many potential buyers of this are going to be sitting and waiting with me.
When monsters receive mechanical updates, will they be double listed in the foundryvtt pf2e system module? If so, would the current token pack automatically apply the relevant tokens to both entries?
When monsters receive mechanical updates, will they overwrite the existing monster entries with updated versions? If so would those inherit the tokens from bestiary 1,2,3 pack automatically?
I understand that a lot is going on right now at Paizo and this will take some time to figure out how to proceed.
If you look at the top of the page, you'll notice that this is a Foundry Virtual Tabletop product, not a Paizo product.
In the blog post it says, "Purchasing this product from the Paizo store will grant you an activation code which can be used through your Foundry VTT account page to activate the content for installation. "
All your questions about how this works on Foundry are questions for the coding team at Foundry. This is not a Paizo product, and Paizo staff aren't making those decisions. It's a 3rd-party product, created and sold by an entirely different company.
You'll need to express your concerns to the people who are making and selling this product.
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And the Foundry team have said repeatedly that they don't currently know the extent of the Remaster changes and can't actively plan for that until they do. Have patience.
If the art is reused I can see that being a case, but if it’s not I don’t see why you would, the same as if they released a Bestairy 4, 5, and 6 token pack.
That all said I don’t know if they’ve stated anywhere how the art for Monster Core is being handled.
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In fact it's been explicitly stated that they don't know how it's being handled. The book is not available for partners to even glimpse at yet, so they don't know what they have to work with. Have patience.
We know players want more tokens and we will work on a way to make them available to you as soon as we can, in partnership with Foundry VTT. There will be new creatures (dragons!) in the Monster Core, which will release in March of 2024, so I don't expect any updates until then.
Personally I have huge faith in the hard working and dedicated team behind the Pathfinder Foundry products. I have no doubt that they will do whatever is required once they know the extent of changes/new monsters/etc.
If you purchase this package, does it give you the pictures in image files that you can open in other applications or is this only able to be viewed in a vtt?
Yeah, well.. that covers the portrait images for the beasts, now how about you put the portrait images in the box that they belong in, and give us the top-down tokens?
If you purchase this package, does it give you the pictures in image files that you can open in other applications or is this only able to be viewed in a vtt?
I'm pretty sure you need Foundry VTT to download the package. But once you have, the images are all on your computer as .webps for use whereever. I've even done some Photoshop edits for homebrew or weird variant creatures.
Hey everyone! I am new to Foundry and just bought this pack.
I wanted to use the images (tokens) for 5E but I am having issues. The only images when in the 5E game that show are the ones that are mapped to the SRD monsters, nothing else shows in the compendium page. How do I search and use the images themselves (minus the stat block and mapping) from directly in the Foundry VTT when the bestiary pack is enabled?
Thanks for any help.
Hey everyone! I am new to Foundry and just bought this pack.
I wanted to use the images (tokens) for 5E but I am having issues. The only images when in the 5E game that show are the ones that are mapped to the SRD monsters, nothing else shows in the compendium page. How do I search and use the images themselves (minus the stat block and mapping) from directly in the Foundry VTT when the bestiary pack is enabled?
Thanks for any help.
If the module is installed (doesn't even have to be enabled), the token art resides in your foundry modules folder. For example, mine is here (your location will vary based on where you installed Foundry and set your data folder): C:\foundry\FoundryData\Data\modules\pf2e-tokens-bestiaries
Inside Foundry itself, when picking the art for a token/actor, you'll browse to a path like that inside foundry, then pick the image you want. The art is all images so you pick them the way you'd pick art for any actor.
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This only contains what is in Bestiary 1, 2, and 3.
Now don't get me wrong, how much $60 is to you depends on the region in the world, what kind of work you do, your experience, and a whole lot of luck. But...
Looking as you already spent $60 on Foundry VTT and got the whole PF2e rules system for free with it, spending another $60 on getting all the monsters illustrated and tokenized in style X isn't that unreasonable. Especially when normally people pay $100s for the stuff Paizo gives away for free via their SRD. Unless you bought the bulk of your collection of Paizo PDFs via Humble Bundle (like I did)...
I expect to do a ton of these manually anyway because I want tokens for editions/products that are no longer mainstream or supported. Looking at what my time is worth, that $60 is very little compared to the time I'll spend making these. Can and will I setup a more efficient workflow, probably, but that also takes time to design, test, run and QA. Not to mention getting all the resources organized and then in a workable/deployable format. People who can do this in a weekend generally get an hourly wage that's multiples of this product...
Paizo is getting their license fees (as they provide all the artwork, I suspect that this is not insignificant).
Foundry is getting their cut (keys).
The people working on this get their hourly wage (generally upfront).
IF anything is left after that, that is profit for whomever runs this project. But generally working in the RPG business doesn't earn you the big bucks. A common joke in the gaming business is that if you want to make some money in this business, you better start with a LOT of money. That has a kernel of truth to it!
And the funny thing here is, I'm not currently running Pathfinder, we're currently playing a 5e campaign and this has a file that maps some of the monsters to 5e equivalents. After figuring out how to make which product/artstyle leading, it works great for 5e!
Can you do a LOT of this yourself? Absolutely! But you would only do it yourself if you don't value your time.
Love this package, but I'd like to know if there are any plans to update it for compatibility with Monster Core, and if there are, will the update be free for existing owners or a paid add-on?
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MsProudmoore wrote:
Is this module getting updated from remaster? Or are they launching another one? I don't know what's the usual Paizo moves in regards to that.
1: It's the first product of it kinds from Foundry, so there's no "usual moves". Remaster is considered a big errata pass from Paizo, so we could maybe think they could treat it like that... BUT we have seen multiple 3rd party treat it differently. Demiplane, AoN, and the PF2 FoundryVTT volunteers all have different takes on how to manage it... And the team working on that product is another "entity" separated from these 3. So hard to say.
2: Which bring us to: It's not a Paizo product. :P It was made by a small team directly from FoundryVTT.
3: Nobody have said anything about it. Last comment we had was "We are thinking about what we will do.", and it was some time ago.
Thye could do different things:
- They could do a new product. That would be the "ideal" for compatibility reason. People using old monsters, or prefering the old designs could just ignore the new product. This also pay for the extra work that would be needed to be put in. BUT, the Foundry people have surprised us more than once with way lower prices (or lack thereof) than expected. Also, this keeps things simple, one is linked to OGL, the other isn't. But being mostly pictures, I think it's not that relevant.
- They could update that one and keep the removed monsters, and just update and add the changed/new ones. This is very tricky, and they would also need to make a decision about renamed ones... they could also leave the old arts when there's supdated art, but one would need to set it manually if they prefer it.
- They could update that one and remove everything removed, and update everything so that it fit the new monster core. That would STILL mix up OGL and ORC because they would need to keep most of the Bestiary 2 and 3 stuff... and as mentioned above, I'm not sure that's even NEEDED. So that's very unlikely.
Is this module getting updated from remaster? Or are they launching another one? I don't know what's the usual Paizo moves in regards to that.
1: It's the first product of it kinds from Foundry, so there's no "usual moves". Remaster is considered a big errata pass from Paizo, so we could maybe think they could treat it like that... BUT we have seen multiple 3rd party treat it differently. Demiplane, AoN, and the PF2 FoundryVTT volunteers all have different takes on how to manage it... And the team working on that product is another "entity" separated from these 3. So hard to say.
2: Which bring us to: It's not a Paizo product. :P It was made by a small team directly from FoundryVTT.
3: Nobody have said anything about it. Last comment we had was "We are thinking about what we will do.", and it was some time ago.
Thye could do different things:
- They could do a new product. That would be the "ideal" for compatibility reason. People using old monsters, or prefering the old designs could just ignore the new product. This also pay for the extra work that would be needed to be put in. BUT, the Foundry people have surprised us more than once with way lower prices (or lack thereof) than expected. Also, this keeps things simple, one is linked to OGL, the other isn't. But being mostly pictures, I think it's not that relevant.
- They could update that one and keep the removed monsters, and just update and add the changed/new ones. This is very tricky, and they would also need to make a decision about renamed ones... they could also leave the old arts when there's supdated art, but one would need to set it manually if they prefer it.
- They could update that one and remove everything removed, and update everything so that it fit the new monster core. That would STILL mix up OGL and ORC because they would need to keep most of the Bestiary 2 and 3 stuff... and as mentioned above, I'm not sure that's even NEEDED. So that's very unlikely.
For all asking about the remaster and Monster Core - This pack is mainly artwork as the Foundry system has all the creatures in the compendium. This module just links the artwork to the existing tokens in Foundry.
So, it is really dependent on how foundry and the PF2E foundry team update the system.
Foundry maps by ID and not name, and Monster Core creatures have different IDs than their counterparts of the same name in the Bestiaries. So if they decided to add Monster Core creatures to this pack they not only wouldn’t have to remove anything, but it’d make no sense to.
That being said we have no idea if they’re gonna add them here or make and sell a second product for MC yet.
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There is a module in the works that maps the Bestiary Token pack art to the Monster Core entries that match, but there will still be some that are new or weren't in the initial bestiaries.
So, now that Foundry's 12.319 release notes have dropped, I can announce that there will in fact be a brand new official Monster Core Token Pack releasing shortly after the official release of Foundry v12, and that it will not only include all of the art from the Monster Core book, it will fully support v12's new Dynamic Token Engine core feature (which you can read all about at https://foundryvtt.com/releases/12.319, if you haven't already), allowing you to apply all kinds of neat condition-related effects to your tokens automatically, without the use of any additional modules!
(This is not strictly related to the existing Bestiary token pack, which will continue to be the definitive token collection for all three pre-Remaster Bestiaries, but since people have been asking about Monster Core support for Foundry here, it seemed like the right place to share the news.)
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So that will be like the first "possibility" that I presented in my previous post: a completely new product. Interesting. Make sense considering the fancy new stuff about the dynamic token effects.
And as it will only cover one book, the price should be lower than this one.
So, now that Foundry's 12.319 release notes have dropped, I can announce that there will in fact be a brand new official Monster Core Token Pack releasing shortly after the official release of Foundry v12, and that it will not only include all of the art from the Monster Core book, it will fully support v12's new Dynamic Token Engine core feature (which you can read all about at https://foundryvtt.com/releases/12.319, if you haven't already), allowing you to apply all kinds of neat condition-related effects to your tokens automatically, without the use of any additional modules!
(This is not strictly related to the existing Bestiary token pack, which will continue to be the definitive token collection for all three pre-Remaster Bestiaries, but since people have been asking about Monster Core support for Foundry here, it seemed like the right place to share the news.)
will the prior token pack recieve the same treatment?
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Hm. Looks like I need to update my Foundry app. And probably most of my packages.
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Note that as of right now, FoundryVTT 12 is NOT released yet, it's still all in testing phase, and the PF2 system is NOT updated to be compatible.
(This is a general warning for everyone, because I have seen people accidentaly updating too early to in-development versions multiple times in the past. If you need to jump through hoops to update to a version, it's probably a test version.)
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Well, I think I'm still on Foundry 10.something so... :-)
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You definitely want to get off of Foundry 10, 11 has been out for nearly a year, and you're missing lots of PF2 updates if you're not on 11. (Including Rage of Elements and all the Remaster updates)
Good news! There has been an update to the module that extended the mapping to Monster Core creatures. It doesn't add any new art, so creatures that don't have an equivalent in the Bestiaries (or creatures like Archons or the Purple/Cave Worm that have changed significantly) aren't mapped, but it should at least help with switching to Monster Core versions of monsters
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Of course, it just had to come out not long after I finished prepping my next adventure, doesn't it...
Good news! There has been an update to the module that extended the mapping to Monster Core creatures. It doesn't add any new art, so creatures that don't have an equivalent in the Bestiaries (or creatures like Archons or the Purple/Cave Worm that have changed significantly) aren't mapped, but it should at least help with switching to Monster Core versions of monsters
** spoiler omitted **
Yeah same. I was like "I can't wait and it will probably take a while for paizo. Guess I scan the Monster Core for every new artwork and create tokens myself. And also implement it into new creatures I want to use on foundry."
And then shortly after I finished the mapping happened.
It's very welcome that they did that mapping and update!
I know it'd be a lot of work but I'd be really down for more token packs like this for mapping for different books as a collection. Something that combines previous books such as *Guns and Gears*, *Secrets of Magic* and *Dark Archives* would be wonderful.
Could someone clarify for me if there will be a completely brand new version of token art sold to match Monster Core, or if the "new" pack discussed earlier was just alluding to the updated mappings of this pack? I'm a new GM and new user of Foundry. I only intend to use Monster core and newer (post remaster) stat blocks. Just wondering if I should buy this or keep waiting for a new token pack.