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i checked out the new monsters of myth book and there are a few interesting creatures in it and so i made a top 5 over on my channel. check it out and tell me what you all think are the best in the new book https://youtu.be/gzSq8m87_u8
Ulgrem-Axaan is my runaway favorite monster in the book, but Cuetzmonquali had my favorite section to read.
The approach to kaiju is amazing. Kinda wish dragons had gotten a similar treatment
Sounds interesting. I like new cool monsters added to the game.
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I would love to do a campaign in the labyrinth city haunted by undead and a spooky aberration that just wants to play.
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I don't really have a top 5, but my favorite is Tehialai-Thief-Of-Ships. I'm always fond of big monsters, especially those with artwork that have perspective.
The approach to kaiju is amazing. Kinda wish dragons had gotten a similar treatment
I agree that dragons can use hazards based around them. If you mean building hazards and discarding their statblocks, then no. Not every big impressive monster needs to be statless :)
I love pretty much every entry in this book.
But Ainamuuren might be my favorite. It just lends itself so naturally to a free-archetype 20-level campaign, where players get the Pactbound Initiate archetype as they agree to share the burden of the pact with the Ainamuuren. So many ways to go with this, from helping in low-level ways (finding other volunteers, helping to search for others of their species, keeping their existence and location hidden from potentially nefarious powers) and high-level ways (confronting high level agents seeking to break the pact and unleash the evil within, or even facing the evil itself).
As a side note, there's a mistake with Desert's Howl Illusory Ambush. You're supposed to Stride and stay undetected, but you can't stay undetected with a Stride, you need a Sneak for that (unless you're under a Silence spell but Desert's Howl doesn't cast it).