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Statistics: Glorantha Bestiary

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Rating: 6.22 / Ranking: 891

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5 + 5pstjmackGlorantha Bestiary. Not just a compendium of creatures, but an indispensable companion to 4th Edition RuneQuest and an invaluable addition to earlier generations of the system, steeped in Gloranthan lore and thoroughly inspirational, with dazzling production values.
4 + 4Antonios SGlorantha Bestiary. For those complaining that there were no creatures or monsters in the main rulebook, behold: 208 pages of PC and NPC goodness.
5 + 4RunebloggerGlorantha Bestiary. RuneQuest - Glorantha Bestiary gives you lots of monsters and inhuman fantasy beings to populate your RuneQuest Glorantha games. It also includes information to create inhuman characters such as Aldryami (elves), Uz (trolls), Wind Children, Wolfbrothers and many more. It even includes wyters, spirits and some monsters that had never before appeared in any RuneQuest book.

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