Anthony Pryor

This Pathfinder sourcebook takes a detailed look at ten of the most well-known and well-feared monsters from mythology. Within these pages you'll find entries on creatures from the old world to the new, including the chimera, couatl, griffon, harpy, hydra, kraken, medusa, phoenix, sphinx, and wendigo. With each monster receiving a chapter of their own, details about history, ecology, lairs, variants, and even realworld roots provide all the information you'll need to bolster these classic monsters in your game.

Sword & Planet adventure for the 21st Century! Swords of the Shadow Planet is a complete roleplaying game introducing players to Duar, a lost world hidden from the eyes of Earth. Play sun worshiping aerial nomads, Neandertals transported from Earth’s past, heroes of living stone, or intelligent dinosaurs as they unravel the mysteries of the Shadow Planet. Make characters in minutes with the easy-to-learn DARE System and get started right away using the included adventure Scoundrel From Zevar. Is Duar in our solar system? Is it even in our time? Explore its secrets in Swords of the Shadow Planet!

Cat's CradleCat's Cradle stands at the intersection of a caravan and river route, which brings in mysterious travelers, unscrupulous grifters, and -quite often - dangerous villains. A Place of Dangers and OpportunitiesA walled town of roughly 4000 citizens, Cat's Cradle is a modular resource that can be used any time you need a town at the intersection of trade routes. This book describes the important locations in the town and its immediate surroundings, such as the "salt" mines formed by the ancient intersection of some massive interplanar beast with the material plane. The otherworldly mineral deposits left behind are used in Cat's Cradle's thriving alchemy-related businesses. Includes player maps.

Know the unknown as you explore the lore and inner workings of the Inner Sea’s most elusive creatures in Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Mystery Monsters Revisited! Unravel the myths behind legendary creatures inspired by real-world monsters, like the blood-sucking chupacabra, the larger-than-life sasquatch, and the mountain-dwelling yeti — and discover how they fit into the award-winning Pathfinder campaign setting alongside such infamous favorites as the equine Sandpoint Devil and disaster-heralding mothman. Each mystery monster includes examples of its misdeeds, evidence the fiend leaves in its wake, and a sample stat block of an especially nefarious version of the beast. In a world where little is as it seems and the monsters are always one step ahead of their pursuers, get the upper hand with Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Mystery Monsters Revisited!