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Considering most adventuring groups are nothing more then evil murder hobos with the "evil" filed off, I can see actual good creatures being potential enemies;)
So an Inevitable that tries to kill so called heros, who also kill innocents, for any reason. Possibly a bird covered in blades instead of feathers. Possibly L sized.
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I always dreamed about an inevitable that punishes those that can't read "keep of the grass".
- Reprints from recent APs
- Monsters tied to Ultimate Intrigue
- Monsters tied to Ultimate Wilderness
- Monsters tied to Planar Adventures
I'm also looking forward for reprints, specially the onis in JR, and the azi from LoF.
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For a second there Gold Sovereign, I thought you wanted an inevitable that goes after people that can't read;)
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True Dragons based off of the 5 species of big cat. Not like a Dragone, but real true dragons.
After all, there are 5 different species in the Genus Panthera.
Panthera Dragons would be awesome!
Lion, Tiger, Leopard, Jaguar, and Snow Leopard.
On the topic of Dragones though...
We have pseudodragons, we have pesudosphinxes.
Why not an Improved Familiar size Dragone type critter? Looks like 50% Pesudodragon 50% housecat. 100% adorable.
Dragonnes don't get nearly enough love. We could use a few variants.
Monsters of the Ottoman Turks. Several are new to me.
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Monsters of the Ottoman Turks. Several are new to me.
The Karakoncolos as a CN fey that likes emerging during the winter solstice festivities and acting like a pack of drunken frat-boys? I'm game for that.
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I like the hutuk, karakura, and karakoncolos.
I already suggested a lot of themes for the next set of true dragons: Apocalypse Dragons, Crafted Dragons, Nature Dragons, Gemstone Dragons, Calamity Dragons and even futuristic dragons (like cyber dragons and nuclear dragons).
I would love to see new element based dragons that have kinetic abilities (like the anemos or the glaisting), even if for that they had no spellcasting abilities.
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Monsters of the Ottoman Turks. Several are new to me.
Wicked - I love them all.
It occurs to me that the Hinkir Munkur is weirdly similar to D&D's Devourer. Not a D&D monster I ever expected to find something like in mythology. Not that it isn't distinct enough to use in the game, where it would probably be an aberration or monstrous humanoid rather than an undead. A marsupial humanoid from any continent other than Australia is a weird concept.
Some more monsters with multiple heads.
I don't recall any fey with two or more heads. Could also use some more tauric fey and non-humanoid fey.
A true giant with 2-3 heads and maybe another type with four arms.
We don't have any trolls with more then two arms.
The more types of humanoids there are the more types of oni we could have though we are still behind on the standard ones like goblin, cyclopes, troll, etc.
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Something super adorable looking that is pure evil
Like the vorpal rabbit?
Some more monsters with multiple heads.
I don't recall any fey with two or more heads. Could also use some more tauric fey and non-humanoid fey.
A true giant with 2-3 heads and maybe another type with four arms.
We don't have any trolls with more then two arms.
The more types of humanoids there are the more types of oni we could have though we are still behind on the standard ones like goblin, cyclopes, troll, etc.
Most Hindu Demons have multiple heads.
So more Asuras and Rakshasas! Yay! :)
More outer planar enemies/allies. I know that we have the big angel, devil, demon, etc, but sometimes things out there shouldn't be wrapped up in the big names and should exist. Like some say CG critters that live on the CG planes but aren't whatever the CG outsiders are (at work, can't check right now).
In terms of multi-headed fey we could use a Maori Porotai.
I would like more monsters from Asian folklore. Like the nurarihyon, hakutaku, the nue, or a yatagarasu.
Would also love some more creative Kaiju in this one. The Kaiju designs from Bestiary 6 somewhat disappointed me.
The Kaiju designs from B6 were not that bad but I did like B4's art style much better.
We already got the Nue in B3 but I agree, would love more Asian myth monsters.
The Maori Porotai would be interesting.
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Lawful and chaotic versions of planetouched races (I.e. what good aligned planes are to aasimar).
Golems: Including Paper (Yes paper I want my oragami themed wizard to have a cool golem), Gravedirt, and Dragonskin
New agathions: Really the only one I want is Pachydermals (elephant/rhino/mastadon type Agathion) but I dont think Frog or Bear agathions have been done yet. All three animal types have themes surrounding exceptional intelligence and/or insight
Mamlambo: We still dont have that brain eating river monster Ive been asking for since bestiary 2
More positive energy creatures: The Jyoti were a great inclusion to the positive energy plane but I feel like it could have several races that inhabit one of the most dangerous and interesting planes in creation.
We are getting law and chaos planetouched races in Planar Adventures.
Mamlambo, a brain eating river monster, sounds interesting.
I would love for a lot more creatures(especially non-outsiders) from the positive energy plane.
A paper/origami golem would be nice.
I would love to see a fey creature that likes to make crop circles...to mess with UFO conspiracy nuts.
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We are getting law and chaos planetouched races in Planar Adventures.
Mamlambo, a brain eating river monster, sounds interesting.
I would love for a lot more creatures(especially non-outsiders) from the positive energy plane.
A paper/origami golem would be nice.
I would love to see a fey creature that likes to make crop circles...to mess with UFO conspiracy nuts.
Well, do have the Ganzi. I'd like a Neutral (Psychopomp and Aeon) based 0HD race
Yeah, the Ganzi is getting a reprint along with a law based planetouched race and a psychopomp based one in Planar Adventures.
I am not a fan of demons in general but if Pathfinder had a rabbit based demon lord then I might actually be interested;)
1.Great Old Ones (Particularly Chaugnar Faugn, Mhar, and Orgesh, as well as others not mentioned in Strange Aeons, think Not-Yidik, Nug and Yeb, Zhar and Lloigor)
2Manifestations of Shub-Niggurath, Nyarlathotep, Ubbo-Sathla, Azathoth, Yog-Sothoth, and Nhimbaloth
3.Shub-Niggurath's Spawn (Moits, Neothelid Variations, Dark Young, Slugspawn, other Varieties)
4.Allied/Enslaved Races of the Aatheriexa
5.The Other Varieties of Algollthu (Enisysian, Plizeazoth, Uldraaghu (Thalassic Architect)
6.More Trash Eaters to Hang About with Otyughs and Akanames (Weezing and Muk, lol...)
7.Variants of The Other Algollthu Created Races (Cloakers, Mimics, Faceless Stalkers)
8.More Relatives of the Delver and Khardajeen
9.more mythological aberrations, Such as Basket Monster, Hidebehind, and Others
10.More Intellect Devourer Variations
11.The Rest of the Canonized Fleshwarps, such as Gomnits (Gnome based), Gublask (Goblin based), Jashoi (Halfling based), Urgoci (Ogre based), and Giobsod's Dwarf, as well as Fleshwarp varieties of Cyclops, Derro, Strix, Tengu, Cecaelia, Grippli, Lizardfolk, Ratfolk, and Thriae
12.the real enemy of the Flumphs (since Aucturn, the Old Cults and the Dominion are definitely not the problem, or even remotely to be considered as "Horrifying revelations from beyond the Dark Tapestry")
13.Other Hive Variants
14.More Indescribable Swarms
15.Other Lengian and Tindalosan fauna
16.Other Varieties of Lurking Ray (Lurker Below)
17.Creatures from the 2nd Edition DND (Spelljammer monsters, Cerebrilith, Folugub, and Temporal Filcher)
18.More Derro Creations to put alongside Cassomir Strays and Cytillipedes
19.Kytons dedicated to mutation as a form of Torture/Pleasure, Kytons based on Drug Based Torture, Kytons based on Liquid Torture, Kytons who choose to replace their body parts with Living matter from the Maelstrom (Todd would love making that, wouldn't he?)
20.Maelstrom stuff (Star Child, Lucy in the Sky, Weirdmageddon type stuff)
21.Schrodinger's Cat (Fey/Undead) or Cheshire Cat (Aberration)
22.The Eldest, Elemental Lords, Protean Lords, and Kyton Demagogues
23.More Oozes than Outsiders for once in a Hardcover Bestiary (Wink, Wink, Nudge, Nudge)
24.Freudian Slips, Non-Euclidean Axiomites, and Other Abominations from Axis
25.Astral Screamers, Hunters, Stalkers, and Delvers
26.Aberrations from Heaven
27. Linnorms (Creek, lagoon, Mere, Loch, Sluice, Spring, Pond, Marsh, Bog, Morass, Quagmire, Fen, Glade, Moor, Mire, Slough,Estuary, Stream, Tributary, Brook, Firth, Bay
28. Naga Varieties (Aether, Air, Dust, Earth, Fire, Ice, Lightning, Magma, Salt, Steam, I mean since they have water Nagas, they might as well have other Elemental Varieties of Naga)
29. all the monsters that have not been published in a hardcover bestiary, but have been in any other pathfinder product, regardless of cover type or product line. (preferably everything else before you go reprinting a bunch of Outsiders, though, you guys still have more than two hundred representative creatures more than just about every other type, with the occasional exception of Animals)
30. Everything Paizo/Todd Stewart/James Jacobs wants or has ever wanted to make for Pathfinder
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Either an outsider or an outsider willingly bound into a stuffed animal/comfort object whose purpose in life is to protect the child that keeps them around from things like night hags, boogiemen, and other such things. Could also be a construct.
Or maybe a template added to a creature that automatically makes it tiny sized and takes on a plush form of itself. Not quite sure, but a teddy-bear type child-hood guardian is something that might be a fun thing.
Not something to fight, but a fun thing for GMs to add to flesh out a world.
A spirit that products children and takes the form of teddie bears and toys would be even more interesting.
The only Naga you mentioned that sounds interesting is the aether one. Would love a lot more creatures with the aether subtype.
Linnorms-like the sound of lagoon, loch, fen, and firth.
Maelstrom stuff = Star child?
Would also like to see a lot more non-outsiders/undead based shadow creatures.
Shadow Beast(magical beast)
Living Shadow(ooze)
Shadow Stalker(monstrous humanoid)
Midnight Lurker(aberration)
Twilight Trickster(fey)
Umbral Creeper(plant)
Shining Child variants and how about whatever they are fighting out in space or wherever?
Lemartes, that would be interesting to know. Also some neutral and non-celestial good light based monsters would be nice.
I've been researching the pantheon(s) of Polynesia, and there are several figures, which while deity-level in mythology, might make decent monsters in Pathfinder.
Makemake is the primary deity of Rapa Nui, aka Easter Island, and resembles a humanoid frigate bird with red eyes that can role any direction in his head. He's an eccentric figure, and I thought he could serve as an interesting basis for a powerful fey or outsider that creates strange cults for itself on isolated islands.
Kamapua'a is a Hawaiian demigod who resembles a humanoid wild boar. He's generally a jovial fellow unless his appearance is mocked, in which case he becomes dangerous. He also had a tumultuous on again/off again relationship with Pele. I figured he might make an interesting inspiration for some kind of powerful wild pig fey.
Saveasi’uleo is the lord of the Samoan underworld, and resembles a giant eel or eel-man made of rock. He's a powerful and dangerous being whom I honestly don't know too much about, but I thought he might make an interesting dragon, magical beast, or elemental that dwells in caverns below the ocean floor.
Whaitiri is a huge and powerful hag-goddess of thunder. She frequently tests heroes and demigods with dangerous tasks in order to help aid them in their quests but has a habit of cannibalizing those who fail. Think of her as the Baba Yaga of Polynesia.
Te Tuna is another eel-like deity, and a two hundred foot-long monstrosity that was able to oppose the entire pantheon at once. He is a shapeshifter and often takes human form in order to seduce beautiful women and goddesses. He has a disturbing habit of becoming obsessed with specific, powerful, women who he pursues ceaselessly, destroying anyone and anything that gets between him and the object of his desires.
Miru is a particularly nasty goddess of the underworld, a grinning, taloned, fiend who enjoys cooking the souls of the dead in her domain. She feeds her victims centipedes and beetles until they become obese and she finally devours them, and wields two sticky nets as her primary means of catching her prey.
There are lots more figures in Polynesia that might be good monster inspiration for the high CR range as well, so I might post more later.
If they are deities just make them demi-gods so you(they) can stat them up but they don't loose their divine status.
It's called manifestations. It's a god mode simulacrum. One way of messing with investigators is have them kill the King in Yellow or one type of Nyarlotep multiple times.
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more different animal breeds.
They've started doing it with horses.
I'd like to see some canines with slightly different stats. Esp in the familiar section.
Heck, just give us a book full of different stat-blocks for domestic breeds of creatures.
Because your Clydesdale is going to have different stats from your Arabian is going to have different stats than a Shetland pony.
Same with a bloodhound vs a Saluki.
So, folks, you can pretty much lay down your arms here, Planar Adventures is the last Pathfinder 1ed hardcover.
Of course, a "PF 2.0 Bestiary 1 wishlist" is fair game!
Are they really going to convert EVERYTHING all over again? I've read that they will offer conversion rules.
I mean, that would be pretty stupid to convert every single hardcover book all over again with updated rules BEFORE adding new content.
At this point, give me an "errata" for the Bestiaries and I'll start from there.
Actually, Gorbacz, there's no need for a wishes list for that. It's going to be Bestiary 1, but with new rules...
So, the next true dragons are actually going to be the first true dragons? Ok... Forget about stats for the other demon lords, empyreal lords, elemental lords, the eldest...
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So, folks, you can pretty much lay down your arms here, Planar Adventures is the last Pathfinder 1ed hardcover.
Of course, a "PF 2.0 Bestiary 1 wishlist" is fair game!
Are they really going to convert EVERYTHING all over again? I've read that they will offer conversion rules.
I mean, that would be pretty stupid to convert every single hardcover book all over again with updated rules BEFORE adding new content.
At this point, give me an "errata" for the Bestiaries and I'll start from there.
You're new to this whole "game gets a next edition" thing, aren't you?
You're new to this whole "game gets a next edition" thing, aren't you?So, folks, you can pretty much lay down your arms here, Planar Adventures is the last Pathfinder 1ed hardcover.
Of course, a "PF 2.0 Bestiary 1 wishlist" is fair game!
Are they really going to convert EVERYTHING all over again? I've read that they will offer conversion rules.
I mean, that would be pretty stupid to convert every single hardcover book all over again with updated rules BEFORE adding new content.
At this point, give me an "errata" for the Bestiaries and I'll start from there.
I lived through D&D 2E, 3E and 3.5E. In fact, is it like "going from 3E to 3.5E" or "going to 4E"?
Furthermore, it took them 10 years to have 6 Bestiaries... Converting them might take them another 10 years and we would STILL not getting new creatures. Like I said, like D&D did for 3.5E, they offered an errata-like document for earlier books.
On a sidenote, Starfinder has a bunch of convertion rules so you can recycle Pathfinder material; they didn't ditch them all together.
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By all indication, the ruleset change is more like 3.5->4 or 4->5 level of change. I wouldn't expect a quick and dirty conversion document, and it seems like monsters will be built from a different set of Lego bricks than PCs this time.
There will be new bestiaries, which will cover basics first, and then move on combining converted monsters with new ones, pretty much like every edition did.
By all indication, the ruleset change is more like 3.5->4 or 4->5 level of change. I wouldn't expect a quick and dirty conversion document, and it seems like monsters will be built from a different set of Lego bricks than PCs this time.
There will be new bestiaries, which will cover basics first, and then move on combining converted monsters with new ones, pretty much like every edition did.
I'm saying this, because it's pretty stupid to "punish" Pathfinder players who spent money on books.
"We're launching a new edition, so... thanks for buying our books, but we're not going to use them anymore."
Like I said, give me an errata for every race, class, archetype, skill, feat, rule, spell, item and monster ever published so I can keep using my previous books with the new rules, and THEN give me new materials.
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Before we break out the pitchforks, we don't actually know how Paizo plans on implementing rulebooks after the new core book. I'd like to think Paizo is smart enough to know that a big gripe with new editions is simply taking the older editions and slapping a new bit of paint and releasing them. We'll get the older material updated, but it might not be something as straightforward as "Ultimate Combat 2nd edition".
I for one really hope they go with a big omnibus bestiary, that consolidates 3 or more books worth of bestiaries. I know James Jacobs, long before this edition was announced, has said he would like to do something like that with with Pathfinder monsters.
If you've been down this road with TSR and Wizards of the Coast before, you know that everything you're using now will be completely obsolete with the new system.
So much for Bestiary 7. It ain't happening. But we get goblins with archetypes! Yay.
R.I.P. B7, you were never meant to be.