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As powerful as the technology, magic, and fortified metropolises of Myranor's cultural peoples may be, they ultimately only serve to convince themselves that they are safe from what lurks out there. This security is a lie!
Whether natural, sent by gods, or even created as magical chimeras: ultimately, it is the monsters that truly dominate Myranor.
The dragons called Thunder Serpents dance among the lightning and choose the worthy on the battlefield, Brack Rays lurk in the swamps and mangrove forests for unwary prey, and the malformed Gorgons petrify the living and bring stone to life.
The Sadur – the Thearch Tiger – exists in this world only as far as it pleases him, and where attacks against him miss, his claw strikes unerringly. Predatory apes like the Mandrassen and Khemosi are a plague for caravans and remote villages, and the lament of the cute Elf Flatterer lures the incautious to their death even in the alleys of the big cities.
These and many other monsters of Myranor are described in detail in this book and provided with stats - usable with the current edition of Myranor and any other 5e role-playing game.
As powerful as the technology, magic, and fortified metropolises of Myranor's cultural peoples may be, they ultimately only serve to convince themselves that they are safe from what lurks out there. This security is a lie!
Whether natural, sent by gods, or even created as magical chimeras: ultimately, it is the monsters that truly dominate Myranor.
The dragons called Thunder Serpents dance among the lightning and choose the worthy on the battlefield, Brack Rays lurk in the swamps and mangrove forests for unwary prey, and the malformed Gorgons petrify the living and bring stone to life.
The Sadur – the Thearch Tiger – exists in this world only as far as it pleases him, and where attacks against him miss, his claw strikes unerringly. Predatory apes like the Mandrassen and Khemosi are a plague for caravans and remote villages, and the lament of the cute Elf Flatterer lures the incautious to their death even in the alleys of the big cities.
These and many other monsters of Myranor are described in detail in this book and provided with stats - usable with the current edition of Myranor and any other 5e role-playing game.