[RPG]: The Random Esoteric Creature Generator for Classic Fantasy Role-Playing Games and Their Modern Simulacra , reviewed by The Grey Elf (4/4)

[RPGnet Reviews]

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Jason Vey's Summary:

A much-improved revision of Jim Raggi's first foray into indie publishing. A nice coat of spit and polish by the good folks at Goodman Games showcases all the potential of the original ideas herein.

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[Tori Bergquist]

I picked this book up...it's pretty handy. There's a bit of the old school rant initially, but then he apologizes and addresses the guy who just wants to get to making interesting monsters.

Anyway, I've found it useful so far for making some new beasties for my 4E D&D games as well as Castles & Crusades and Runequest....the various rule references do mesh best with D&D style games, but the book is much more useful for conceptual designs, and so it serves as a generic tool very well.