101 Not So Simple Monster Templates (PFRPG) - Rite Publishing | Pathfinder | 101 Series (PFRPG)


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Think you've seen it all?

It's a big, scary world out there, and for your players, it's gotten nastier. 101 Not So Simple Monster Templates gives you more options, more creative flexibility and more ways to just freak out your players with new templates - itching to be added to any PFRPG monster.

Enjoy simple templates like cowardly creature who just wants to run away (even if he is a tarrasque). The Walking Fortress which makes the monster really big and puts a citadel on its back, and the Riven Magic Creature, who just wants to drain you of your spells and break your magic items.

Brought you by the same designer that brought you the best selling and critically acclaimed Book of Monster Templates this collection brings you an even more vast array of new options to suprise even the most jaded of players with strange and exciting encounters. 101 Not So Simple Monster Templates gives you the creative oomph you've come to expect from Rite Publishing, and it'll give your party something to remember for a long time - if they survive!

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Benjamin M.

August 10th, 2012

I enjoyed the way that this simple list of templates was layed out and set up to add to the game masters arsenel of quick ways to adjustments to standard creatures. A few seemed to be basicly very quick to use , and others where much more for pre-planned [...]

Aaron H.

March 27th, 2012

The following review was originally posted at Roleplayers Chronicle and can be read in its entirety at http://roleplayerschronicle.com/?p=19633. Templates are nothing new, but they are often spread throughout multiple books, slowing down games and wast [...]

Thilo G.

December 19th, 2011

This pdf is 37 pages long, 1 page front cover, 1 page editorial, 1 page SRD, 2 pages of advertisements, leaving 32 pages of content - quite a lot for the price! Just about every DM had encountered a critter and ad-hoc added some kind of quality to the [...]

Shane O. [Featured Reviewer]

December 11th, 2011

One of the best things to come out of the d20 rules is, in my opinion, templates. Being easy ways of customizing your monsters helps to make what would otherwise be generic creatures have a special, unexpected slant to them. Of course, saying templates ar [...]

Berin K. [Featured Reviewer]

December 2nd, 2011

I hack around with CR all the time, to try to make encounters more balanced. These templates give you reasons why a monster is more or less powerful then normal, and give some plot hooks and background color as well. I will use this book a lot. Great idea [...]