01.10.09
Classic Fey
Publisher: Lion Den Press
Series: The Iconic Bestiary
Introduction: Classic Fey, the next in the Iconic Bestiary line, offers an assortment of faerie creatures. Most are drawn from the folklore and legends of earthly cultures. In addition to statistics for the creatures themselves, you’ll also find ideas for variant rules when dealing with the fey: storybook curses, faerie changelings, and other elements that may play a crucial role in any adventure dealing with the fey.
01.04.09
Bow and Blade – Guidebook to Wood Elves
Publisher: Green Ronin Publishing
Introduction: Bow & Blade gives you ways to build great wood elf characters, create unique encounters, and make a forest environment
more vibrant.
04.22.08
Bestiary of Krynn
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
Series: Dragonlance
Introduction: Many of the creatures found within these pages have, before now, been seen only in the stories of Krynn-such as the wicked, blood-drinking feeder. Lifted from the pages of the storytellers, the monsters now can have their potential fully realized at the gaming table, spawning new stories for players. Some creatures are completely new, either a variation on something familiar or otherwise dramatically different enough to surprise even the most jaded adventurers.
Bastards and Bloodlines – A Guidebook to Half-Breeds
Publisher: Green Ronin Publishing
Series: Races of Renown
Introduction: The Player’s Handbook lets you play half-orcs and half-elves, but why stop there? Bastards & Bloodlines: A Guidebook to Half-Breeds gives you the tools to introduce countless crossbreeds and half-races into your campaign.
Anger of Angels
Publisher: Malhavoc Press
Series: Sword and Sorcery
Introduction: This book explores, in game terms, the four common pillars of these religious concepts: Heaven, angels, Hell, and demons. In addition to providing game information on the classical types of angels, it describes new items, spells, lore, and careers for those who are directly involved in the war between Heaven and Hell. It describes the history and geography of the Judeo-Christian cosmology, the role archangels play in a mortal-based campaign, the place of angels and demons in the world, why angels and demons love or hate mortals, how to tune angel powers to suit a patron deity, and how to better customize the part-outsider crossbreeds that are the staple of the d20 System.
04.21.08
Aasimar and Tiefling – Guidebook to the Planetouched
Publisher: Green Ronin Publishing
Introduction: Aasimar & Tiefling details the most common of these planetouched beings: the aasimar and the tiefling, of course. This book also discusses the half-outsiders who spawn them, presents guidelines for building your own planetouched races, new planar-inspired spells, new feats derived from outsider ancestry, and it offers some interesting new prestige classes to expand planar adventuring in your campaign. And, of course, there are some new planar perils to add spice to your planar travels.
