Produktbeschreibung
Here There Be Monsters!
The WFRP rulebook let you enter a grim world of perilous adventure. The Old World Bestiary puts the peril in perilous, delving into the foes that threaten Mankind, from Night Goblins and Savage Orcs to Wyverns and Dragon Ogres. This essential tome details the common and uncommon creatures of the Old World. Packed with info for both GMs and players, the Old World Bestiary contains:
* Perilous Beasts: A Study of Creatures Fair and Foul, a suppressed text by Odric of Wurtbad that provides hundreds of stories and anecdotes about the monsters of the Old World.
* Monster entries with three points of view: the Common View, the Scholar's View, and Our Own Words.
* Game stats for typical members of each race, ready for instant use in your campaign.
* Slaughter Margins for each monster that rate their deadliness in combat.
* New monstrous talents like Daemonic Aura and Unstoppable Blows.
* Expanded Chaos Mutations for the Daemons and followers of the Ruinous Powers.
The perfect complement to Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, the Old World Bestiary is an indispensable addition to the GM's bag of tricks and an invaluable players' guide to the legends and superstitions of the Old World.
Breaking the mould of the standard A-Z list of monsters found in most Role Playing Games, this Bestiary provides a comprehensive guide to the beasts of the Old Word. Containing in-depth and in character details of common and not so common foes, this tome is essential reading for any Games Master.
Packed with lavish artwork and detailed background material, this book contains more than dry game statistics. Old Hob, Captain Schultz, Albrecht of Nuln and a whole host of other characters explain the perils that await adventurers of the Old World. Players can read the "common knowledge" sections and decide for themselves who to trust and who to ignore, whilst the GM benefits from the scholar's view, and sometimes even the words of the creatures themselves. A sure-fire way to add depth and texture to any campaign. |
