Sometimes all the creatures detailed in two Monster Manuals aren’t enough. You might want to adapt a creature from a previous edition of D&D into a 4th Edition monster, or you might want to make a stat block for a unique villain. Robot Viking guest writer (and current DM of the 4e campaign I play [...]
Some day, a few thousand years from now, archaeologists from some other (possibly alien) civilization are going to explore the ruins of a surprisingly well-preserved basement and stumble across a copy of Monster Manual 2. And they are going to be so, so confused. Luckily, we know what it’s all about. Monsters!
What’s an RPG without a creature catalog? A few slices short of a loaf, I say. My favorite sourcebooks have always been the bestiaries, and The Encountered serves up a healthy dose of weird to mix into your post-apocalyptic Alpha Omega campaign.
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