Little beautiful women with wings are all the same to me.
It would nice to see some more art for female pixies since most of them have been male. I have only seen one art piece for nixies in Pathfinder.
I can't wait for the reveals for each round.
Nobody's gonna make a Bestiary 6 wish topic?
With Bestiary 5 out of the way, it’s time for my vision on Bestiary 6. What will be my ultimate bestiary 6? Well let me share my dream (to all your annoyances probably, lol, sorry can’t help being such a fanboy!)
NOTE: I know that most mythology creatures are wrong here, but I write them down here the way I like to see them in Pathfinder not in mythology.
I’ve added a lot of creatures I myself don’t care for, but I know a Bestiary without them is dull for others (lol) so I added some creatures I don’t like myself to add to the different outsider classes, but of course a Sincubus Bestiary is one that has a LOT of mythology critters, even in the outsider cases lol.
Not all names are correct, some are likely to change, much like the Mahaha Daemon, which should get a more suiting Daemon name, but Mahaha could be an alternative name for it.
No, I didn’t write this all in one go, I’ve been writhing for this for a couple of months now, and just deleted everything that ended up in Bestiary 5, and added some new stuff today.
- A Bao A Qu (Malay Myth. A charisma eating ooze creature that wants to become the perfect being by absorbing the charisma from the perfect being.)
- Aatxe (Basque Myth. Undead red bull creatures, a lovely cut-away from the usual humanoid undead.)
- Acheri (Little girl undead and loyal followers for the Horseman of Pestilence, they spread many kinds of diseases.)
- Addu (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Adze (African Myth. Firefly-like creatures that absorb/steal heat from fire and body warmth from their victims.)
- Afanc (Welsh Myth. Half beaver and half alligator, sharing the creativity of the beaver with the aggression and power of an alligator, creates traps from wood and bones.)
- Ahkiyyini (Inuit Myth. Dancing/Drumming giant skeletons that cause natural disasters with their music and dancing.)
- Aitvaras (Lithuanian Myth. Shapeshifting dragons, that take the form of dragons outdoors but the form of fiery roosters indoors.)
- Ajatar (Finnish Myth. Cobra-like serpent dragon which spits out Lemures from the portal that is inside her stomach. Her poison turns other humanoid creatures into Lemure-like creatures.)
- Alicanto (Chilean Myth. An constructed bird that looks very real, it's feathers change depending on its diet, that is mostly silver, gold and adamantium.)
- Amhuluk (Native American Myth, a lake serpent that corrupts the lake it lives in, transforming all creatures in the lake into horrible aberrations.)
- A-Mi-Kuk (Inuit Myth)
- Ammut (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Anansi (Unique Monster) (Joker, Spider Lord, Gentle but Tricky, Chaotic Good.)
- Angel, Erote (Spreads pure love with its funny arrows, child-like angels)
- Angel, Guardian (Protects a target at all cost, bounds it's life to a person and never leaves. Very Spiritual looking much like an Angelic Ghost.)
- Animal Lord, Canine Lord (As the Cat Lord is getting lonely up there)
- Archon or Azata or Agathion - Agloolik (Probably as Seal Agathion)
- Archon or Azata or Agathion - Airavata (Probably as Elephant and mount Azata)
- Archon or Azata or Agathion - Asena (Probably as Blue Wolf Archon)
- Archon or Azata or Agathion - Bai Ze (Probably as Archon)
- Archon or Azata or Agathion - Boitata (Probably as serpent Archon)
- Archon or Azata or Agathion - Byakko (Probably as Azata)
- Archon or Azata or Agathion - Enenra (Probably as smoke Archon)
- Archon or Azata or Agathion - Otso (Probably as Bear Agathion)
- Argopelter (Fearsome Critter Myth. Strange alien baboons that live in trees and throw sharp wood splinters as fast as bullets and which have whip-like arms.)
- Arrowhawk (D&D Monster, one of the only ones left, could be turned into something cool, the living arrow.)
- Ashinaga (Japanese Myth. Playable Race of very long legged humanoids.)
- Aspidochelone (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Atropal (D&D Monster, like an unborn, undead Godling.)
- Awd Goggie + Goggie Spawn (English Myth. Giant caterpillar fey which eats its victims and later disgorges them in the form of small caterpillars with human faces.)
- Azgenzak / Butatch-Ah-Illgs (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Azi - Gandareva (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Azi - Sruvara (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Azi - Zahhak (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Baba Yaga (Unique) (It’s time for the mother of hags to join the frey!)
- Baba Yaga’s Walking Hut (Unique)
- Balaur (Slovanian Myth. Like a higher CR Hydra creature with dragon wings. It is a dragon actually.)
- Baldanders (German Myth. A ooze creature that can copy everything that it devours.)
- Batibat (Philippine Myth. Very fat and bat-tempered Dryads, created when a Dryad lost her tree to poison.)
- Bauk (Serbian Myth. Shadow Fey, often used by Dark Folk as pets, they can teleport through shadow.)
- Beetle (Bombardier + Deathwatch)
- Biloko / Eloko (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Binaye-Ahani (Native American Myth. Limbless twin creatures with eyes that shoot lightning, they work together to bring prey down and are always born twin.)
- Bog Strider (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Bogwid (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Bonguru (Solomon Myth. Boar creatures that are covered in plants that grow on their backs, a hornet nest grows underneath their throat. Very dangerous creatures.)
- Boobrie (Scottish Myth. Giant black cranes that haunt the swamps.)
- Brobinyak (English Myth. Ogres with dragon features, like wings, dragon eyes, teeth, breath-weapon and tail.)
- Brollachan or Fear Mist (Scottish Myth. Mist horrors that are created when many Fey die together, they show creatures lost in them their worst fears and possess them.)
- Brucha (Irish Myth. Strange porcupine-like constructs created by the Pukwudgies to destroy harvest and food of other creatures so they starve to death.)
- Bukavac (Slavic Myth. Like the aquatic brother of both the Basilisk and the Destrachan, mixing reptile, toad and frog, with huge dangerous horns on its head.)
- Cactus Cat (Fearsome Critter Myth. Looks like a Lynx but is actually a Cactus that can move like a Lynx, pets of the Saguaroi.)
- Camulatz (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Caspilly (Persian Myth. Very poisonous and horrid fish creatures that look like mutated Lionfish with a Unicorn-like horn, their poison hurts even ghosts and undead.)
- Catfish (Goonch & Candiru Swarm) (What is not to fear on the man-swallowing catfish called Goonch? And the Candiru Swarm likes to live inside your private parts.)
- Cath Palug (Welsh Myth. The feline cousin of the Spriggan, these jaguar-like creatures are actually fey that can shift their size depending on their moods.)
- Cerastes (Medieval Myth. Enormous sand serpents that hide below the sands and strike when creatures come close. Their poison and aura’s bring drought.)
- Chemosit / Nandi Bear (AP Monster, But rather see a new version)
- Cheshire Cat
- Chickcharney (From another Pathfinder Product Bestiary)
- Cipactli (Aztec Myth. Cool humanoid crocodile/frog/fish hybrid with maws on all its limb-joints.)
- Con Rit or Scolopendra (Vietnamese Myth. Giant sea centipedes with nasty bites and poison.)
- Cordulegaster (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Chrysaor (Greek Myth. Extremely greedy, ugly and jealous boarmen which blood spawns swarms of scorpions and which heart mutates into a giant scorpion after death.)
- Cuca (Brazilian Myth. Caiman Hags, humanoids with features of Caiman crocodiles.)
- Cu Sith (Scottish Myth. Big green dogs with close ties to nature, their drool spawns and heals plants.)
- Cwn Annwn (Welsh Myth. The hounds of the Wild Hunt, they appear as big white Doberman dogs with bright red ears, they can fly and have a strange pack mind.)
- Daemon, Erodaemon (Book of the Damned 3)
- Daemon, Mahaha (Inuit Myth. Daemons that are spawned by death by cold or ice. They have very nasty nails and hideous annoying laughter, they tickle prey to death.)
- Daemon, Makhai (Greek Myth. Death by war-violence, I like them the way they are in Wrath of the Titans.)
- Daemon, Phasmadaemon (Book of the Damned 3)
- Daemon - Sangudaemon (Book of the Damned 3)
- Daemon Lord: Horseman of Death
- Daemon Lord: Horseman of Famine
- Daemon Lord: Horseman of Pestilence
- Daemon Lord: Horseman of War
- Dalaketnon (Philippine Myth. Dark skinned humanoids that can create copies of themselves and which have strong occult powers.)
- Demon - Asag (Sumerian Myth. The earth demon in the book, it appears much like a rocky version of the Pod Demon from D&D.)
- Demon - Asag Underling (The spawn of the Asag get their own page, it can have 4 at total and it can reincarnate from any of them when killed.)
- Demon - Empusa (Greek Myth. The fire demon in the book, maybe with some mantis-like features, but the fire-hair is all I need.)
- Demon - Hala (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Demon Lord - ?? (Don't mind which one, like them all)
- Demon Lord - ?? (Don't mind which one, like them all)
- Devalpa (Arabian Myth. Curious plant creatures that can mimic the forms of an old man or child, once on your back their roots will merge with your nerve system and command you to become their slaves.)
- Devil - Gambling (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Devil – Hellequin (French Myth. All they want to have is some fun! But to have some fun these infernal jesters require from you your very life.)
- Devil Lord - ?? (Don't mind which one, like them all)
- Devil Lord - ?? (Don't mind which one, like them all)
- Devil Lord - ?? (Don't mind which one, like them all)
- Digester (The boring D&D monster revised into a cool ooze-spitting and ooze-hunting horror.)
- Dijiang (Chinese Myth. Strange embodiments of raw chaos, while they are friendly and just want to dance and play, their dangerous auras destroy everything with raw chaos.)
- Dingonek (African Myth. Strange chimerae made out of parts of Smilodon, Pangolin and Walrusses.)
- Dinosaur: Carnotaurus + Gorgonopsid (Gorgonopsid gets the Artwork)
- Dinosaur: Liopleurodon + Tanystropheus (Tanystropheus gets the Artwork)
- Div - Arszhenk (Persian Myth. Much like a Goristro from D&D, these red Minotaurs appear much like the Blood Lords from Diablo 2.)
- Div - Asdeev (Persian Myth. Appearing like a beautiful white dragon, this female creatures can turn into mist and fog and are very deceptive.)
- Div - Bushyasta (Persian Myth. The female Div of Sloth, their appearance is very lazy, and their aura’s bring sloth, slowness and forgetfulness.)
- Div - Druj Nasu (Persian Myth. A very disgusting fly-like female Div that brings corruption and pollution everywhere it goes, it appears much as the D&D Chasme.)
- Div - Fulad-Zereh (Persian Myth. Dressed in a magical living armor, these Balor-like Div are among the most powerful of their species!)
- Djieien (Native American Myth. Undead Solifugid vermin that hide their horrid hearts so they can’t die, for this reason they are also known as Lich Spiders.)
- Dobhar-Chu (Irish Myth. So cute and adorable! But don’t let their cute faces fool you, once they show their fangs there is no way back. Dangerous Otter monsters.)
- Dragon: Apocalypse Dragon (It’s breath-weapon is a random one, one of the other dragons breath weapon or a mixture of all.)
- Dragon: Death Dragon (It’s breath-weapon steals your soul.)
- Dragon: Famine Dragon (It’s breath-weapon destroys everything edible also your flesh.)
- Dragon: Pestilence Dragon (It’s breath-weapon spreads diseases, how logical lol.)
- Dragon: War Dragon (It’s breath-weapon spreads negative energy and makes creatures very hostile, but it also does damage to the mind and spirit.)
- Drake, Negative Energy (The counterpart of the Positive Drake, this creature puts everyone in a endless depression.)
- Drake, Positive Energy (YES, I left Ravid off my wishlist, as it won’t appear anyway, you really hate it with passion, so this Drake takes it place!)
- Drop Bear (Australian Cryptid. A not so cute Koala bear that drops itself onto its prey from great height.)
- Earwig (Swarm + Giant) (Giant Earwig gets artwork)(One in your ear would be bad, but an entire swarm running through your brains, imagine that!.)
- Elemental, Nature (Everything that is boring about a Wood Elemental is cool about this avatar of nature.)
- Elemental, Rainbow (Kwamang-A)(African Myth. Rainbow Elementals are friendly neutral elementals which bring happiness everywhere it goes.)
- Elemental, Time (Lost in time? Blame these awesome Elemental masterminds.)
- Entulla (Medieval Myth. When nature has too much wild, chaotic and destructive energy, it sometimes spontaneously creates an dangerous Antelope monster called an Entulla, Wild Energy incarnate.)
- Eurypterid (Normal + Giant) (AP Monster, New Artwork)(Common! How can these beasties not yet be in a hardcover bestiary? They should have been like 3 bestiaries ago.)
- Familiar, Arkan Sonney, Beaver, Caladrius, Fossa, Squonk (Mostly supernatural animals, but also the beaver and the Fossa, which is my favorite animal!)(Arkan Sonney increases luck)(Caladrius is a very effective healer of all types of sickness, it appears as a white dove.)(Squonk just likes to drown in its own tears.)
- Fear Eater (Occult Bestiary, Same Artwork)
- Fear Gorta (Irish Myth. Nasty grass which corrupts everyone that steps on it, turning them into hungry minions for its endless hunger, also known as Hunger Grass.)
- Fenrir (Unique) (Norse Myth. Too big to be true, CR 30 monster, devourer of worlds.)
- Fleshwarp, Camahueto (Chilean Myth. These are the results of fleshwarping on some aquatic race, only looking at these bizarre mutants makes unborn babies aberrations and your own skin also melt into something monstrous.)
- Fleshwarp, Oronci (Inner Sea Bestiary, New Artwork)
- Formian, Abomination (Horrible abominations among the Formians, outcast.)
- Frost Fir (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Fungus Queen (Inner Sea Bestiary, New Artwork)
- Gaasyendietha (Native American Myth. Meteor Dragons that cross time and space in meteor form to crash on planets to devour and deplete all life from it.)
- Ga-Gorib (African Myth. I merge these with the American HideBehind. They always seem to be behind you, and like the D&D Zorbo they can absorb everything in their skin.)
- Galtzagorri (Basque Myth. Grumpy Fey which finish most work within seconds, they are Ladybug themed and always wear red.)
- Gaueko (Basque Myth. Masters over the night, shadow and darkness, they hate all creatures that don’t fear the darkness they love and murder them for sport.)
- Gawigawen (Philippine Myth. 5 headed giants with each their special scream-attack, their magical tattoos can be summoned from their magical skin.)
- Giant, Negative Energy Plane (As the Negative Energy plane can use some life-forms.)
- Giant, Positive Energy Plane (As the Positive Energy plane can use some life-forms.)
- Giant, Shadow (Inner Sea Bestiary)
- Gigas, Abaddon
- Gigas, Hell
- Gigas, New (enter anything you like here)
- Gigas Clam (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Gloson (Swedish Myth. Undead boars with very sharp razors on their back and burning breath attacks. Because we NEED more non-humanoid undead guys.)
- Gnome, Cloud (Nuberu) (Spanish Myth. The cloud-riding grumpy Wind Gnomes which love to blow you off your feet.)
- Gnome, Pyro (Curupira) (Brazilian Myth. The fiery-haired, peccary-riding fire Gnomes that love to start fires.)
- Gnome, Snow (Barbegazi) (Swiss Myth. The big-footed, frozen haired snow and ice gnomes that love to start avalanches.)
- Goblin Monkey (Inner Sea Bestiary, New Artwork)
- Golem, Magnetic (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Golem, Treasure
- Griffon, Sak (Egyptian Myth. A strange and beautiful wingless Griffon species. A flower grows on the end of their tail which attracts prey, mostly horses, to them.)
- Gulon (Swedish Myth. A magical wolverine creature which hunger is never sated.)
- Helhest (Danish Myth. Undead horses of pure coolness, they have only 3 normal legs and one incorporeal leg. They mostly transport Dullahan and other undead.)
- Horerczy (+ Alp Swarm) (German Myth. Strange toad-like aberrations which spit out swarms of butterfly-like Alps which feed on breath from sleeping creatures, then return to their Horerczy master to feed it.)
- Hrokkall (Icelandic Myth. While they have the size of a normal Eel, their saw-like blades that run across their entire length are sure to cause some extra damage.)
- Ichneumon (Egyptian Myth. Very small Mongoose like creatures that love to torture and hunt dragons of all kinds. Very small but high CR.)
- Illhveli - Hrosshvalur (Icelandic Myth. One of the evil whales from Iceland, this one loves to ram itself onto ships and is called the Horse Whale.)
- Illhveli - Katthveli (Icelandic Myth. One of the evil whales from Iceland, this one has the temper and behavior of a big spoiled cat.)
- Illhveli - Raudkembingur (Icelandic Myth. One of the evil whales from Iceland, this one has a very red appearance and is the biggest and worst of them all.)
- Imoogi (Korean Myth. A gentle and good-natured dragon that longs to once roam the skies on wings, but it first has to do many good deeds before it gains such wings.)
- Imoogi Evolved Form (Once the Imoogi did its good-deeds it turns into its winged form, it will continue to do good deeds.)
- Indus Worm (Medieval Myth. Enormous white worms that live in water, strange combination!)
- Inevetable - Yarahkut (AP Bestiary)
- Inevetable 2 (Really don't care which one)
- Intergalactic Hunter (Predator-like creatures that hunt for powerful species of monsters across the universe.)
- Invunche (Strange flesh golem-like constructs which are intelligent, created from tortured flesh of young humanoids, they look very creepy.)
- Isopod (Giant + Deep Sea) (The Deep Sea Isopod recently appeared in a horror-movie, the pathfinder version is just as tongue-replacing as those.)
- Jidra (Arabian Myth. These evolved Shambling Mound creatures root themselves in a location and start draining the life from all other living creatures through their horrid roots.)
- Jubokko (Japanese Myth. Also known as the Vampire Trees, these horrid red-leaved trees grow around battlefields and are created when a tree absorbs too much blood and horror, Vampires of all species love them and keep them in their gardens.)
- Kaiju 1 (Don't mind which ones, something very different from the ones we know)
- Kaiju 2 (Don't mind which ones, something very different from the ones we know)
- Kaiju 3 (Don't mind which ones, something very different from the ones we know)
- Kamaitachi (Japanese Myth. Many cool things can be done with these extreme fast weasel monsters with scythe-like claws, they are called Sickle Weasels for a reason.)
- Kami, Fukujin (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Kami, Kaminari (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Kami, Suijin (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Kammikaze Cactus (Don’t come to close or they explode in your face.)
- Kampe (Greek Myth. Much like the Lamia these are centaur-like creatures, but instead of a horse or lion lowerbody these ultra-centauric creatures have the lowerbody of a dragon.)
- Kappa, Suiko (Japanese Myth. The evil, big brothers of the Kappa, they turn other Kappa more hostile and have horns growing out of their kneepads.)
- Kasha (Japanese Myth. Cat-like outsiders which collect corpses to sell to other outsiders or evil creatures.)
- Kaw Kaw (Maltese Myth. Much like the Banderhobb from D&D 4th edition 3rd Monster Manual, or like the Pokemon Swalot.)
- Keukegen (Japanese Myth. Pets of the Horseman of Pestilence, these furry little things look so cuddly, but after you cuddle them you want to scratch your own skin off.)
- Kludde (Belgian Myth. Wolves with the wings of bats, that is a cool start, but their bites bring hallucinations of the worst kind, making you lost in otherwise familiar environments.)
- Knucker (English Myth. Very long wingless drakes that live in strange water holes and which never can stand still for long, making them hard to hit with ranged attacks.)
- Kokogiak (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Korir-Kokembe (Inner Sea Bestiary, New Artwork)
- Krampus (Unique) (One one Krampus exists, but when you kill it a new one will spawn the next Christmas. Tell me… did you behave yourself this year? Krampus knows all.)
- Kumiho (Korean Myth. NO Kitsune SUCKS, we want a REAL 9-tailed fox in Pathfinder, one that doesn’t take a stupid humanoid form!)
- Kurage-No-Hinotama (Japanese Myth. These fiery jellyfish don’t need the ocean, they can hover in the air.)
- Kyton - Aeternae (Medieval Myth. These sickly yellow kytons look more like demons, but they use their own bones as weapons, their bone-growth is extreme and their saw-like bones stick from their skin.)
- Kyton - Jack-In-Irons (English Myth. Giants among the Kyton, they love to torture and often work for Fey.)
- Kyton - Osschaart (Dutch Myth. Pets of the Kyton, these appear as black furry horrors dressed entirely in heavy chains, their aura increases the gravity on other creatures and make them suffer like they have increased crushing weight on their shoulders.)
- Kyton - Termagant (Inner Sea Bestiary, Same Artwork)
- Kyton - Wanyudo (Japanese Myth. A flaming wheel with a tortured head in the middle, the wheel crushes everything under it and burns it at the same time, some plaything of the Kytons.)
- Lavellan (Scottish Myth. These mutant Shrews are the most poisonous creatures in pathfinder EVER, their poison hurts even creatures otherwise immune to poison and even the Vishkanya take step back when they encounter them.)
- Lechuza (Mexican Myth. Hags with a owl fetish, they can turn into owls, into harpy-like owls and into humanoid hags, they stalk the night and bring with them pure silence.)
- Leshy, Cactus
- Leshy, Rose
- Lily (Hail Lily & Infernal Lily) (Infernal Lily has the Artwork)(Infernal Lilies are strange plants that grow alongside volcanoes and lava streams, they spit fireballs like in Mario! Cool! Haha)
- Linnorm – Fafnir (Norse Myth. There are only 4 of these Golden Linnorms and they embody pure greed. When you kill a Fafnir you are cursed into becoming one yourself.)
- Linnorm – Nidhogg (Norse Myth. These rare underground linnorms burrow through the earth destroying important plants and creatures from below the soil.)
- Living Sandstorm (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Lizard (Giant Gila Monster + Giant Moloch) (Gila Monster gets Artwork)
- Lou Carcolh (French Myth. Very colorful but dangerous snail horrors with long tentacles which they use to pull victims toward them in their sewer lairs.)
- Lycanthrope - Werebadger (Mostly Halflings suffer this curse.)
- Lycanthrope - Wereraven
- Magic Magnet Ooze (Other name, but some magic-eating Ooze)
- Mambabarang (Philppine Myth. Hags that appear to be black-skinned humans with insect-like features such as fly-eyes. They control al vermin.)
- Mami-Wata (Unique)
- Maneater (From castlevania game, the strange red worms that live inside the skulls of titans.)
- Mantis (Cactus & Killer) (This book needs some cactus love, so the Cactus Mantis pretends to be a cactus to hunt prey.)
- Mapinguari (Brazilian Myth. Just search google for them, nuff said.)
- Marabbecca (Italian Myth. Horrid abominations that live inside towns water wells, their long limbs can pull in children from afar.)
- Megafauna (Diproptodon & Procoptodon) (Procoptodon has the Artwork)(Who doesn’t love giant Wombats and Kangaroos from down under?)
- Mercury Ooze (Turn this intelligent and you have the perfect Terminator 2 clone.)
- Migas (African Myth. Pretty much like the Darktentacles from D&D and the Watcher in the Water from Lord of the Rings.)
- Minotaur, Erchitu (Spanish Myth. While once very gentle minotaur-species, these giant white ox-folk are tortured by little imp-like creatures constantly so they became very mad in the process. Pretty much has something in common with the creature from the 1986 movie Labyrinth.)
- Mishibhizhiw (Native American Myth. Awesome water panthers, but much better that Sea Cats.)
- Mokoi (Australian Myth. Humanoid undead which hunt for magic-users, much like the Baykok.)
- Morgodea (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Muscaliet (Medieval Myth. Strange small chimerae that combine rabbit, boar and squirrel. They live in the Abyss and are very hot, so once they find a way to the material plane they burn away entire forests. They are pretty much like Baregara and Bebilith.)
- Nalusa Falaya (Native American Myth. Evil Lemur-like creatures which gaze paralyzes and which voodoo spikes turn other creatures into evil reflections of their former self. One of the most evil creatures ever.)
- Namazu (Japanese Myth. Giant catfish creatures that cause earthquakes.)
- Nguruvilu (Mapuche Myth. Fox Snakes which are so agile they are very hard to catch and hit, very evasive, much like the Teumessian Fox.)
- Nightshade, Nightbloom (Awesome nightshade flowers with pure black petals)
- Nightshade, Nightslither (Slithering Nightshade Oozes.)
- Nodeppo (Japanese Myth. Evil flying squirrels which can spit out illusions to scare other creatures off cliffs, they mostly spit out illusionary swarms of spiders or bats.)
- Nurikabe (Japanese Myth. Ooze creatures that can take the forms of walls and blockades.)
- Nymph, Swamp (Abere) (Melanesian Myth. Unlike most Nymphs the Abere is a very vile and carnivorous beauty. They can control the plants around them and their kiss turns victims into plants.)
- Odontotyrannos (Greek Myth. Like the tyrannosaurus from the realm of the demons, these monstrous carnivores appear to be red tyrannosaurus rexes with spikes all over their bodies, no wonder your name means Tooth Tyrant.)
- Oni - Nekomata (Oni that possess catfolk turn into Nekomata, addicted to attention they often fake being cute two-tailed kittens, only to strike when least expected.)
- Oni - Nogitsune (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Oni - Omukade (Oni that possess centipedes turn into Omukades, their endless bodies crush everything they encounter.)
- Oni - Sazae-Oni (Oni that possess merfolk turn into the horrifying Sazae-Oni, they appear as sea snails and from their shells also grow humanoid female parts.)
- Oni - Tesso (Oni that possess Ratfolk turn into the strange Tesso which control rats, have adamantium teeth and claws.)
- Oni - Tsuchigumo (Oni that possess Bebilith, Driders or Jorogumo turn into Tsuchigumo.
- Oni - Yamabushi Tengu (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Otoroshi (Japanese Myth. Guardians of Portals, these ugly hairy creatures appear wherever there are portals into other realms.)
- Panotti (Medieval Myth. The creatures with huge ears, and you can play with them!)
- Phane (I love these time-controlling freaks from D&D, I wonder why Paizo hasn’t use them yet.)
- Phthisic (From the D&D psionic handbook, these bizarre creatures born from a sick mind were my favorites.)
- Piasa (Native American Myth. Half manticore, half dragon and half sphinx the Piasa is a bizarre monster that can turn itself into a living wall painting to stalk prey.)
- Poludnica (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Prehistoric Fish (Dunkleosteus + Xiphactinus)
- Protean - Azuretzi (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Protean - Ourdivar (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Protean - New
- Protean - New
- Protean - New
- Psoglav (Serbian Myth. Ugly embodiments of Famine, these very thin humanoids appear to be dog-headed, goat legged men with a single eye.)
- Psychopomp - Kere (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Psychopomp - Shoki (Inner Sea Bestiary)
- Psychopomp - Viduus (Inner Sea Bestiary)
- Pyropiscis (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Qlipphoth 1 (Don't care which one)
- Qlipphoth 2 (Don't care which one)
- Raiju (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Rakshasa, Hannya (Japanese Myth. What appears to be a simple mask turns into a possessive horror once worn, slowly turning the victim into a new Rakshasa.)
- Rakshasa, Raktavija (Hindu Myth. Also known as Blood Lords, these Rakshasa are obsessed with blood, they can control and shape their own blood into any form they like.)
- Rarog (Slavic Myth. Also bored with the gentle Phoenix? Try these evil Phoenix creatures, born from the corrupted ashes from a normal phoenix.)
- Raven Mocker (Native American Myth. These raven-men are attracted to places where death lingers so they can torture the dying and feed on the dead.)
- Robot, Director (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Robot, Collector (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Robot, Torturer (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Robot, Surgeon (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Sasquatch, Fear Liath (Scottish Myth. Grey furred mountain Sasquatch with powerful psychic abilities such as telepathy. They stalk folks lost in the mountains with their psychic assaults and they feed on fear, they can also summon thick fog to make the scene even more haunting.)
- Satyr, Huay Chivo (Aztec Myth. These lords of all animals are never found alone, they mostly appear with one or two animals helping them, these are evil Satyrs.)
- Saumen Kar (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Scrivenite (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Sea Anemone (Darkforest & Deep Tiger)
- Sea Serpent - Bakunawa (Philippine Myth. Shadow Sea Serpents that destroy light whenever they go, their liquid shadows track down every source of light and destroy it, that’s they are also known as Eclipse Serpents.)
- Sea Serpent - Haietlik (Native American Myth. While being small for a Sea Serpent species, they crackle with lightning and their spear-like heads can turn them into living spears that sting with lightning as well.)
- Sea Serpent - Jormungandr (Unique) (Norse Myth. Like its brother Fenrir this colossal sea-or-better-called space serpent travels space, devouring worlds on its path. It is three times the size of the biggest Kaiju.)
- Serpopard (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Shark (Cookiecutter Swarm & Helicoprion)
- Shellycoat (Scottish Myth. Hermit Fey that live in giant shells and which dress themselves in magical and sharp shells, they steal voices and they use giant shells as weapons and shields.)
- Sianach (Scottish Myth. Monstrous evil Elks that got created by Hags, their antlers are full of ritualistic runes, totems and other decorations to enhance their abilities.)
- Sigbin (Philippine Myth. Annoying shadow jumpers in the form of a Shadow Kangaroo, these creatures FEED on shadows.)
- Sirrush (Dragon Wolves which hunt for evil dragons in groups of 3 individuals, they can however merge together to become a awesome three-headed version, so they can hunt for even the biggest dragons.)
- Skrik Nettle (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Skull Ripper (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Slenderman (Everyone wants the Slenderman, not the Thinman! Paizo make it happen!)
- Slithering Pit (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Sphinx, Elder (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Spider (Giant Trapdoor + Giant Net Casting Spider) (The most awesome of real-world spiders never got their own monsters? How come!?)
- Splintercat (Fearsome Critter Myth. Pachycephalosaurus meets Puma.)
- Sprite, Attorcroppes (German Myth. Poisonous Sprites with snake-features and with a love for all snakes, they often serve the Vishkanya.)
- Sprite, Ishigaq (Inuit Myth. An evil sprite which got its heart frozen by a Winter Hag, they often serve Winter Hags and are very cold hearted and cruel.)
- Starfish (Giant Thorncrown + Giant Whiplash) (Giant Thorncrowns not only destroy the reefs they also devour coastal villages, and Giant Whiplash make punishment by whip lashes seem like a joke.)
- Strix (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Swamp Barracuda (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Syrinx (Inner Sea Bestiary, New Artwork)
- Tailypo (Unique) (Tailypo, I Want My Tailypo! Tailypo, I Need my Tailypo!)
- Tempest, Akashita (Japanese Myth. The Juvenile form of Tempest is known as the Akashita, they still have a lot of growing to do, they appear as living clouds with bizarre tongues.)
- Tempest, Planetnik (Slavic Myth. The full grown tempests are known as Planetniks, they are living storms and bring ruin to whatever lies underneath them.)
- Template 1 (Probably something with the Mutant-Thing of the Amhuluk.)
- Template 2 (I have no idea, whatever you like)
- Template 3 (I have no idea, whatever you like)
- Template 4 (I have no idea, whatever you like)
- Tenaga (Japanese Myth. Another 0HD race, but these have very long arms.)
- Tenome (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Tera-Tsutsuki or Chaos Pecker (Japanese Myth. These woodpeckers from hell bring destruction wherever they go, a single Tera is already a threat, but a whole swarm of them can bring an entire city to its knees.)
- Thane 1 (We need more thanes! They are awesome!)
- Thane 2
- Thing (movie)
- Thriae, Abomination (Not as sweet looking as the other Thriae, these are pure abominations of horror.)
- Titan, Zogbanu (African Myth. Enormous primal titans with horrid spiky forms, from their hunched backs grow terrible horns. They are very primitive Titans but among the most powerful of all Jungle residents.)
- Troll, Blood Troll (Don’t make these horrifying trolls angry or they explode into your face! But their extreme regeneration skills quickly fix them into shape again, even after an explosion!)
- Troll, Earth Troll (Like the Antaeus from Greek Myths these trolls have strong connections with the earth below their feet, nothing can destroy them while they are in connection with the earth.)
- Tsemaus (Desert + Sea) (Native American Myth. Horrible shark-like fish that can live both in water and in sand, their dorsal fin is extremely sharp and they use it to cut other creatures and boats in half.)
- Ugjuknarpak (Inuit Myth. Probably related to the Ahuizotl, these pure white horrors mostly hide underneath turned boats and use their spike-like tail to pierce their victims with, their own skin is like that of the Nemean Lion.)
- Umdhlebi (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Unicorn, Abada (African Myth. AH how cute! A very small unicorn! So ratfolk and pixies can have their own unicorn steed!)
- Unicorn, Indrik (Russian Myth. While the Abada is extremely small, the Indrik is enormous! A huge unicorn, so that Rune Giants can also ride their own Unicorns, uhm, oh wait!)
- Unicorn, Shadhavar (Persian Myth. Evil fey-infused unicorns with magical abilities over sound and songs. They are carnivorous and the most evil of all unicorns.)
- Urmahlullu (Need a wemic in Pathfinder? Try the Urmahlullu! These liontaurs are also a playable race.)
- Utlunta / Spearfinger / Stone or Mountain Hag (Native American Myth. So many names for such a cool creature, these stone-skinned mountain hags have one creepy long finger which can animate stone statues into her minions.)
- Vampire, Vetala (Inner Sea Bestiary, New Artwork)
- Vilkacis (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Vrykolakas (AP Monster, Same Artwork)
- Walking Stick (Giant & Fossil) (Fossilized Walking Sticks are awesome critters and of course get the Picture in the book, they are half wood half fossilized stone, much like Opal.)
- Water Wraith (Inner Sea Bestiary, New Artwork)
- Whirlmaw (Inner Sea Bestiary, New Artwork)
- Wolpertinger (AP Monster, New Artwork)
- Xing Tian (Chinese Myth. Undead Blemmyes, nuff said!)
- Yale (Medieval Myth. Awesome fey animals that Erlking mostly use as steeds. Their skin is like a chameleon, yes I stole that from Parandrus, and their horns can be twisted into any form they desire.)
- Yanagi-Baba (Japanese Myth. Awesome plant hags, connected to their sad willow trees like a dryad and spreading sadness everywhere they go. This creature in a team-up with a Hangman Tree would be a deadly combination lol.)
- Yara-Ma-Yha-Who (Australian Myth. Everyones favorite red Australian myth, hurry up! Search them on google! There is too much to say! So awesome!)
- Ya-Te-Veo (African Myth. If Lovecraft made a tree monster, he would have made this. Roper meets plant.)
- Yeitso (Native American Myth. Outsider Giants with pangolin features, which use their own bodies as weapons.)
- Zaratan (Arabian Myth. While the Aspidochelone is the living island, the much smaller Zaratan is small enough to notice human prey, but big enough to swallow you whole. They are bulbasaur/Venusaur incarnate.)
- Zhenniao (Chinese Myth. Beautiful green poisonous birds, much like the Secretary Birds, they are often found near Vishkanya cities and they are kept as pets by them.)
- Zitiron (Medieval Myth. Cursed merfolk which armor got melted into their flesh, now they are their own bred of creatures and they are VERY war-minded.)
- Zlatorog (Slovenian Myth. Beautiful golden-horned chamois creatures with blood that sprouts healing flowers. Overhunted by humans for their golden horns and blood, they became aggressive to humanoids.)
- Zombie, Bloater (from that one shooter game, if you kill it, it will explode)
Aberration: Amhuluk / A-Mi-Kuk / Argopelter / Azgenzak / Bogwid / Bukavac / Chemosit / Digester / Fleshwarp (Camahueto & Oronci) / Horerczy / Kaw Kaw / Keukegen / Kurage-No-Hinotama / Lavellan / Lou Carcolh / Maneater / Mapinguari / Marabbecca / Migas / Otoroshi / Phthisic / Skrik Nettle / Thing / Whirlmaw / Yara-Ma-Yha-Who
Animal: Catfish (Goonch & Candiru Swarm) / Dinosaur (Carnotaurus, Gorgonopsid, Liopleurodon & Tanystropheus) / Drop Bear / Familiar (Beaver + Fossa) / Hrokkall / Lizard (Giant Gilamonster + Giant Moloch) / Megafauna (Diproptodon & Procoptodon) / Prehistoric Fish (Dunkleosteus & Xiphactinus) / Shark (Cookiecutter Swarm + Helicoprion) / Spider (Giant Trapdoor & Giant Net Casting Spider) / Splintercat / Swamp Barracuda
Construct: Alicanto / Baba Yaga’s Chicken Hut / Brucha / Golem (Magnetic & Treasure) / Invunche / Robot (Director, Collector, Torturer & Surgeon) / Skull Ripper
Dragon: Aitvaras / Ajatar / Azi (Gandareva, Sruvara & Zahhak) / Balaur / Apocalypse Dragons (Apocalypse, Death, Famine, Pestilence & War) / Drake (Negative & Positive) / Gaasyendietha / Imoogi / Kampe / Knucker / Korir-Kokembe / Linnorm (Fafnir & Nidhogg) / Piasa / Sea Serpent (Bakunawa, Haietlik & Jormungandr) / Sirrush
Fey: Awd Goggie / Batibat / Bauk / Biloko / Cath Palug / Cu Sith / Entulla / Fear Eater / Galtzagorri / Kludde / Krampus / Morgodea / Nymph (Abere) / Poludnica / Satyr (Huay-Chivo) / Shellycoat / Slenderman / Sprite (Attorcroppes & Ishigaq) / Tailypo / Thane (1 + 2) / Unicorn (Abada & Shadhavar) / Yale
Humanoid: Ashinaga / Dalaketnon / Giant (Negative Energy, Positive Energy & Shadow) / Gnome (Nuberu, Curupira & Barbegazi) / Goblin Monkey / Lycanthrope (Werebadger & Wereraven) / Mami-Wata / Panotti / Strix / Syrinx / Tenaga / Troll (Blood & Earth)
Magical Beast: Addu / Adze / Afanc / Aspidochelone / Bog Strider / Bonguru / Boobrie / Camulatz / Caspilly / Cerastes / Cheshire Cat / Chickcharney / Cipactli / Cwn Annwn / Dingonek / Dobhar-Chu / Familiar (Arkan Sonney, Caladrius & Squonk) / Ga-Gorib / Gigas Clam / Griffon (Sak) / Gulon / Ichneumon / Illhveli (Hrosshvalur, Katthveli & Raudkembingur) / Kaiju (all 3) / Kamaitachi / Kokogiak / Kumiho / Mishibhiziw / Namazu / Nguruvilu / Nodeppo / Pyropiscis / Serpopard / Sianach / Sphinx (Elder) / Tera-Tsutsuki / Tsemaus / Ugjuknarpak / Unicorn (Indrik) / Water Wraith / Wolpertinger / Zaratan / Zhenniao / Zlatorog
Monstrous Humanoid: Baba Yaga / Brobinyak / Chrysaor / Cuca / Gawigawen / Kappa (Suiko) / Lechuza / Mambabarang / Minotaur (Erchitu) / Psoglav / Sasquatch (Fear Liath) / Saumen Kar / Tenome / Urmahlullu / Utlunta / Yanagi-Baba / Zitiron
Outsider Elementals: Elemental (Nature, Rainbow & Time) / Living Sandstorm / Raiju / Rarog / Tempest (Akashita & Planetnik)
Outsider Evil: Ammut / Binaye-Ahani / Cordulegaster / Daemon (Erodaemon, Mahaha, Makhai, Phasmadaemon, Sangudaemon) / Daemon Lord (Death, Famine, Pestilence & War) / Demon (Asag, Empusa & Hala) / Demon Lord (?? & ??) / Devil (Gambling & Hellequin) / Devil Lord (??, ?? & ??) / Div (Arszhenk, Asdeev, Bushyasta, Druj Nasu & Fulad-Zereh) / Gigas (Abaddon, Hell & ??) / Kasha / Kyton (Aeternae, Jack-in-Irons, Osschaart, Termagant & Wanyudo) / Nalusa Falaya / Odontotyrannos / Oni (Nekomata, Nogitsune, Omukade, Sazae-Oni, Tesso, Tsuchigumo & Yamabushi Tengu) / Phane / Qlipphoth (?? & ??) / Rakshasa (Hannya & Raktavija) / Titan (Zogbanu) / Yeitso
Outsider Good: Anansi / Angel (Erote & Guardian) / Animal Lord (Canine) / Agathion (Agloolik & Otso) / Archon (Asena, Bai Ze, Boitata & Enenra) / Azata (Airavata & Byakko)
Outsider Neutral: Arrowhawk / Dijiang / Fenrir / Formian (Abomination) / Inevetable (Yarahkut & ??) / Intergalactic Hunter / Kami (Fukujin, Kaminari & Suijin) / Muscaliet / Protean (Azuretzi, Ourdivar, ??, ?? & ??) / Psychopomp (Kere, Shoki & Viduus) / Scrivenite / Thriae (Abomination)
Plant: Cactus Cat / Devalpa / Fear Gorta / Frost Fir / Fungus Queen / Jidra / Jubokko / Kammikaze Cactus / Leshy (Cactus & Rose) / Lily (Hail & Infernal) / Umdhlebi / Ya-Te-Veo
Ooze: A Bao A Qu / Baldanders / Magic Magnet Ooze / Mercury Ooze / Nurikabe / Slithering Pit
Undead: Aatxe / Acheri / Ahkiyyini / Atropal / Brollachan / Djieien / Gaueko / Gloson / Helhest / Mokoi / Nightshade (Bloom & Slither) / Raven Mocker / Sigbin / Vampire (Vetala) / Vilkacis / Vrykolakas / Xing Tian / Zombie (Bloater)
Vermin: Beetle (Bombardier & Deathwatch) / Con Rit / Earwig (Swarm + Giant Earwig) / Eurypterid (Normal + Giant) / Indus Worm / Isopod (Giant + Deep Sea) / Mantis (Cactus Mantis + Killer Mantis) / Sea Anemone (Darkforest + Deep Tiger) / Starfish (Giant Thorncrown & Giant Whiplash) / Walking Stick (Giant & Fossil)
Template: ?? / ?? / ?? / ??
0HD Playable Races: Ashnaga / Goblin Monkey / Panotti / Strix / Syrinx / Tenaga
Yara-Ma-Yha-Who
Wow, that would be a cool creature in PF.
Instead of continuing in this thread, you should probably make future Bestiary requests in a new thread.
Instead of continuing in this thread, you should probably make future Bestiary requests in a new thread.
I'll just update the list and put it in the new wish topic, if anyone creates it.
It ain't gonna be me, nobody would post in a topic started by me :-p
I would like to see a complete section of Monster Cohorts a formula for DMs to use to help players better gauge it.
This thread is an odd one to bring back given that the Bestiary 5 has already been released....
The new thread is here and the wish spreadsheet latest links can be found on this page...