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Battlezoo Ancestries: Year of Titans PDF
Battlezoo Ancestries: Year of Titans PDF
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With Battlezoo Ancestries: Year of Titans, you can play as a creature from myth, legend, and fantasy folklore! Discover the hidden story and secret powers of 13 unique monstrous ancestries!
Each of the Year of Titans' ancestries will be connected to the war between the new gods and the old, and throughout the year, you'll get to explore each ancestry not only as a stand-alone ancestry but as part of a larger overarching story that continues month to month
This bundle includes the Battlezoo Ancestries: Year of Titans PDFs, with all 13 ancestry PDFs, digital assets, and Pathbuilder JSON file (for Pathfinder).
With Year of Titans, you'll get to play the following new ancestries:
- January: Trolls are hardy, hidden folk who live in secluded steadings.
- February: Snowsouls are beings of frost and snow with power over the element of ice.
- March: Redcaps are bloodthirsty battle fey who wear a namesake bloody cap.
- April: Living Spells are magic spells given life.
- May: Bogeys are fey embodiments of fear.
- June: Cyclops are one-eyed beings of myth.
- July: Krakens are cephalopod denizens of the ocean deep.
- August: Satyrs are woodland fey with a loud and partying side and a quieter faun side.
- September: Figments are living dreams and creatures of imagination who can perform feats of cartoon logic.
- October: Dullahan are headless fey who serve Fate as enforcers and executioners.
- November: Einherjar are fallen heroes who return to fight again and prepare for the final battle.
- December: Ogres are hungry giants who mutate and grow based on what they eat.
- December: Titans are the children of ancient god beasts destroyed by the new gods.
- Each ancestry or race is designed to provide a unique playable monster for any D&D 5E or Pathfinder 2e game.
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Includes hundreds of digital tokens and illustrations that work with any VTT.
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In-depth information about each classic creature’s culture, society, and history.
- Thousands of unique options and custom rules exist to build exciting characters for players and DMs.
- Immerse yourself in thirteen innovative new ancestries and bring out the titanic creature inside you!
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You underestimate how awesome this book is for horror adventures it may not look like it based on the cover but within are some of the best ancestries for horror stories out there it puts the ravenloft ones to shame #Almost
You have Bogeys, dullihans, redcaps and the imaginary friend like figments which you can put a great sinister twist on or if you’re looking for something a bit more whimsical might I suggest making your redcap a path of the giant barbarian from bigbies glory of the giants. Now you suddenly have a 30 ft tall redcap raging through a band of foes who just couldn’t help mocking their short stature and is now chucking their sorry butts clean across the map and into a wall . It’s very amusing you should try it. If you are sick of playing the standard ancestries and tend to lean on the chaotic maybe even chaotic evil side of the spectrum hey it’s okay we’ve all done it this book is an awesome way to get that surprising and sinister edge many of us crave and this is still leaving out basically half of the content of the book! This things a chad compared to other player focused supplements it’s in depth so you don’t actually have to come up with a whole set of lore and culture for a creature if you’re lazy or simply too busy but the art will definitely get the cogs turning if you want to tweak the lore a bit and roll for combat has a bunch of these! Not to mention for every ancestry book like this one there’s two times that amount just for playing dragons! I mean seriously you can never face the dumb troll question again where a new player jokes that they want to play a dragon and just plop the like 8 dragon ancestry books and they can embarrass themselves by then going through them for the next two weeks building their character. But this book this one is going right between my ravenloft collection.
Also pro tip the funniest way to die in barovia is to tell strahd that there are three forces in his domain he can’t stop, 3rd level vermin worshippers, an old lady who plays with cards, and his own receding hairline.
I got smited from straight across the banquet table and permanently burned a whole in the seat but it was and will always be worth it.
Other than this book I would highly recommend the classic ancestries book it’s by far the best one Steven and mark have made well except for the dragon books I suppose.
Until my next review remember, the bugbear does in fact have nards
Peace
Wonderful content and really happy with the collection
Excellent collection of well balanced ancestries, boasting great art and well balanced rules.
I think it's neat.
These ancestries are amazing!