Bestiary of Faerûn - Monsters of the Forgotten Realms

Hey - any chance you'd do a Greyhawk Bestiary? I'd buy if someone is willing to do the work - convert any unique Greyhawk monsters from 2E Greyhawk Monsterous Compendium, Greyhawk Adventures, etc.

Also, Gamma World - but that's a different topic.

Lennart, great product! I'm finishing my import of these to a personal-use FG module, so I have read through this product fully. Again, great job! Wanted to know if you are still making corrections on this document as I have a few errors/omissions I could reach out to you with.

I haven't done an in depth look at the product yet, but I skimmed it as soon as I purchased it, and I'm pretty excited about the assortment of creatures. While I love having stats for a Phaerimm again, and the stats provided are pretty solid for a less over the top version of the creature, I'd love to see a version closer to the monstrosities that roamed Myth Drannor, complete with some Legendary and/or Lair actions. Not a knock on the product at all, just seeing them made me want more. ;)

I do wish you had included Maulagrym along with all of the other old school Realms creatures, but again, that's just me wanting even more because this already has so many of my old favorites included.

From what I'm seeing here, I'm probably going to be repeating my purchase by picking up the Ravenloft monster product in the future as well.

does this product contain any player characters or just monster entries?

I think something's wrong -- the product is presenting itself for download with filename Ravenloft_Bestiary.pdf and the content's frontispiece is the cutlass-and-bodak-face cover (10 monsters; bastellus, broken one, etc), not this nice new looking black-and-white negative space one.

Is there a print permission for this product? I'd love to make a hard copy of it for my bookshelf.

This product has been added to the DMs Guild Creature Index. http://www.dmsguild.com/product/184543/DMs-Guild-Creature-Index

I notice fang dragon's don't have their lairs described like the other dragons do. was this an omission or by design?

This Bestiary sounds really interesting, but is there anywhere a more detailed list of the creatures included? I am especially interested in CR 15+ critters and would love to know whether this one is for me, before I spend the money.

Thanks!

Awesome work, I like it and bought it as soon I was made aware about it.
For me it's ok that it has no many pictures included as I own alsmost all FR monsters published in the past. Two Questions:
1. Do I need to check this area for any updates?
2. Are there any mechanics/abilities/special Actions not from DMG or MM? Maybe in such case an Appendix for such Abilities would be nice to have.

Well, I believe this product is quite a bit more expensive than it should have been. Here's my argument for that:

1) For comparison, 3.5e bestiaries in pdf format with page counts varying between 150-250 are $15-20 on RPGNow and the 5e MM in print with a page count of 352 is $32 on Amazon. Noting that these are indeed CANON products, a homebrew bestiary with a page count of 83 in pdf should cost less than $20. (edit: In fact, Necromancer Games' "Fifth Edition Foes" pdf with a page count of 260 is quoted at $20.)
2) This volume does not contain stats for my favorite FR monsters: Nishruu and Hakeashar. A huge, huge turn off for me at this price tag.

Conclusion: I believe this is a quality product which is quoted at a price tag twice as much than it is entitled to. I'd buy it without a second thought if it were for $10.

I'd like to see the dragons with wyrmling, young adult, adult, and ancient versions. I'm always looking for higher CR versions of everything.

Can we get a preview? I would like to see how the layout is done. 20 dollars is a lot of money for a blind purchase.