A personal favorite in the 'Bestiary 5' is the mystical but dreaded Hundun. There are also robots, constructs, giants and undead. Other notable listings in the bestiary are the Grim Reaper, Mummy Lord, the Shadow Collector and the 'Bestiary 5' poster boy, the Vilderavn. Or why not introduce the alien grays (just like from science-fiction movies) into adventures and campaigns? Their sleep paralysis powers help players forget when and how they were experimented on, because grays live to do research. Imagine the death coach pulling up outside of an inn with a request that the adventurers come and get inside. The book will inspire gamers as they look through the pages and imagine how they might incorporate some of the entries into their own games. There is the mind-blowing brain mole, the terrifying caller in darkness and the devastating devastator.

In addition to some new angel, demon and dragon entries, the book contains new races and psychic creatures with different agendas. A list of characteristics detail hit points, experience points, armor class speed, feats, skills and attacks, to name just a few. Symbols show what type of creature, terrain and climate the monster possesses. Monster entries show all the pertinent game information, including flavor text, to help make games come alive. Every monster entry in the book has full-color art so gamers can see exactly what the beast looks like. The Aatheriexa is a floating wad of eyestalks, tentacles and gaping maw. Only a few pages into the book, the first monster strikes the eyes. The Pathfinder Role-playing Game now has a fifth volume in the popular bestiary series, 'Bestiary 5,' filled with brand-new fiends and allies, and there is something for all levels of play. The monsters are back! And there are more than 300 of them.

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