http://timbrannan.blogspot.com/2013/02/review-teratic-tome.html
I liked it. So I decided to pick up the hardcover too.
It fits in nicely with all my other 1st edition-ish books.
The author, Rafael Chandler, did a really good job of capturing the look of the 1st ed books.
Maybe too good of job in fact. In any case it fits in nice with my books as a Monster Manual 4 or Fiend Folio 2 (if Monsters of Myth is MM 3).
What really swayed me on this is the fact I am running a 1e game with my kids and I could use a couple of these.
If you buy the PDF you get a coupon to get hardcover at $6.66 off. If you buy the hardcover at full price you get a free PDF.
Pretty nice really.
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Looks good, and is one of those cases where I don't mind them holding onto the style of the printing.
So what monsters from the Teratic Tome, specifically, are good for using in a game with kids? I'm curious.
WQRobb, yeah. As a player I like that it looks like my other books. As someone who publishes his own material I like the effort that went into this. But at the same tiem mimicking the trade dress of another product is sometimes not so good.
Alzrius, I am looking at the long game. By the time my kids are at the point where they would be fighting these monsters they will be late-teens. But right away I like the crazy halflings.
It is a good book. My print copy just came today. I have to say I am enjoying flipping through it. Has he done any other books?
Yes, he has a few. You can find them all at RPGNow.com.
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