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Initially I was attracted to this product as I had the campaign setting Midgard and wanted more. I wanted monsters for a campaign I was setting up for a number of friends. I was not disappointed with Midgard Bestiary. There are 89 monsters,75% of which are instantly usable in my campaign. The monsters are well thought out and are easy to use in a campaign. The Bonepowder Ghoul is one such. It is a ghoul distilled to nothing but dry,whispering sand and teeth. See that pile of dust in the corner as the players walk by,materialise into a ghoul. Great fun. Another monster created with a good twist is the sandman,not to confused with the monster of the same name in the Pathfinder Bestiary. These sandman visit Midgard each night to sprinkle glittering dream sand over mortals. Again the possibilities are endless. Some monsters,in my opinion do not work,the shark goblin does not sit well with me as a monster but the concept of gilled goblins is a great idea. In summary a book with great ideas and well worth the cover price as it contains monsters you will actually use in a campaign.
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