Colossal Water Lilies

NC-17

E'Scatonia's demon-wrought strongbox held her favorite things.

...and walking sticks, and crosiers, and goads, and scepters, but no wands!

For the coddling of the weak and mewling shall one day be the Downfall of All Races!

—Morkoel Rasher, denouncing Moleskin in verse.

A vulgar name for a very minor creature, granted, yet the whore-spider doesn't seem to mind its appellation.

Viva la Musca!

30+ slightly-off or downright demented flies for your campaign.

Food of the gods.

Hot off the Press! These are not your eldritch manuals or ancient folios of doom. These are random books, a GM can use whenever a PC reaches for a shelf, which usually happens when said GM is least expecting it. These can be found in most libraries, many private homes, and anywhere else one could expect to find a book. More than a few have some built-in plot hooklings as well, while others, like many books of our age, are plain drivel.

Et deprecabantur eum spiritus dicentes mitte nos in porcos ut in eos introeamus (Mark 5:12)

Therianthropes? Lycanthropes? Animorphs? Homo-Zoological-Hybrid-Sapiens? Manimals? Take your pick.

Wherever the PCs have gone recently, they have heard the talk. The Doomsday Machine of Toothless Amalgam has stopped spitting out birdseed. The End is nigh.

Torture...pure and simple.

Powlgraff, The Fowl City.

Not quite Science Fiction...

Or Bearshrews if you prefer. The debate rages on among naturalists. Both names are used interchangeably for these creatures.

Beachcombing and coast-hugging, fantasy style. Animal, mineral, and vegetable. Sea-Junk. Flotsam and jetsam. Encounters and other oddities.

Despair! Despair! The Dread Crow’s Glare!

“Like a great, green god he stalks the savannah!”

*Sphhisshh* *Sphhissh* *Sphhissh*