Pathfinder Universe - Revised and Fixed Marginal Monsters

In its decades of existence, the fantasy role-playing game has produced countless monsters, terrifying and exotic, from mythology or straight out of the perverse imagination of their creators. But it's just like everything else: they're not always great successes. If?

With The Revised and Corrected Marginal Monsters, Paizo has taken ten of the worst monsters in JdR history and attempted to turn these faint, hated or ridiculous creatures into worthy allies and adversaries in the eyes of players like DOJ. Each monster comes with a complete profile adapted to the Pathfinder system, a long section on its ecology to find out how it behaves and why it is the way it is, indications helping DOJs use it in a campaign, and finally notes to help them integrate it into their campaign framework, whether it's the Pathfinder universe or not.

In this book, you'll find monsters like:
- The Bloodthirsty Corbies with deadly cries, bird-headed creatures that reign terror in dark caves.
- The Disenchanters, blue-furry camels who live only to devour the magical objects of adventurers.
- The Scourge Snails, gasteropods capable of distorting magic, who crawl slowly through the tunnels of The Shadowland where they trace epic poems with their shiny drool.
- The Glutineux, species of monstrous gooey mummies whose strips of skinned flesh are only the remnants of horrific experiments perpetrated by the phase spiders of the Ethereal Plan.
- The Flumphs, your favorite flying jellyfish from the stars to warn innocent civilizations that cosmic horrors lurk in darkness.
- The Deep Rays, predators that hunt on the lookout and turn out to be three-in-one monsters: the Burreau's Hood, the Trapper and the Top Tracker.
- And other adorable losers like the Child of Lava, the Driller, the Tojanida and of course, the infamous Pipeau!