Once again, Rob2e has produced an essential companion to Fantasy Grounds VTT gaming. Delve in to summon forth legions of monsters to challenge your adventurers, or send them a couple little critters to send them in a different direction. Whatever your needs are, this module is sure to enhance your game and strike fear in your players!

100+ monsters and searchable by terrain type, class, challenge rating, alphabetical makes this an easy to use module to get the type of monster you need when your players need some combat. Roll initiative its Friday night fights! Thanks to the many writers involved and a special thanks for the conversion Rob Twohy.

Rob does a great job at these conversions into Fantasy Grounds. Having a reference manual A+. The ability to get monsters by Terrain type this should be a standard feature in all monster supplements for Fantasy Grounds. Links to their DMs guild products they came from in the reference manual awesome.

For the starting DM this is a great addition to make your game unique and exciting. The orginal D&D games were mostly homebrew monsters and have the history and culture to promote more things like it. This keeps on with that tradition. It is a welcome addition to my stock pile of Player Character killing devices. Ahem Murder hobo targets. Because it is in fantasy grounds you know the monsters are fully ready to be dragged into the combat tracker and made alive on the map. Good luck and happy destroying them.

Great creation and conversion, as would be expected.

And even more monsters for my campaigns... never enough critters to throw at my players... ;)

Awesome conversion and I'm psyched to add it to the repetoire! Well done.

Yet another top knotch product for Fantasy Grounds.

Great addition to the collection. I love the originality found on these pages. Thank you to all the creators for their effort here. A special thanks to Rob Twohy for bringing Monster of the Guild ot Fantasy Grounds VTT. His work is impeccable.

Another good product from Rob2e, and that also show the power of NPC Engineer

Less than 20¢ per monster and NPC's from the best in the business. Can anyone say Bingo!

Very nice selection of monsters with a wide range of challenge ratings. One nice feature of the module is that it includes an index that references the bad guys by terrain type which helps me narrow down the search for monsters depending on the setting of my scenario.

What a great bunch of NPCs! Of course a few are very situational like "Chart Attack" which is basically a map that attacks a PC who reads it, or "the Hood" which is a cloak that tries to take over anybody who wears it. But dozens and dozens more covering all kinds of CRs and terrain types can be quickly used in FG. I've already started placing a few in random encounters. Well thought-out and fun to play! Rob's conversion is excellent and it also includes a reference manual mode that easily permits browsing through all the NPCs with their picture, stats, history, etc. Awesome. Note that this product does not include the PDF, but you do not need it as all the info for each NPC is here and Rob even included things like the picture of all the Creators and other art included in the book. You're not missing anything by just getting the FG module.

Awesome! Well over 100 monsters from some of my favorite 5E publishers! I have adventurs from many of these folks including:

Andrew Cawood Chris Bissette Jeff Stevens Kelsey Dionne Rob Twohy Tony Petrecca Phil Beckwith

They are all awesome! Having some of the best monsters from their adventures in one module is too cool! The Big Green Eye, Eelfolk, The Evil Doll, they are all tremendous! This also includes cool, old-school black and white pictures/tokens for every monster (except for one I think?).

This also comes with a new way to look up an NPC. Of course it has NPC's categorized alphabetically, by CR and class. However, it also includes NPC by Terrain Type! Very cool when you want to quickly drop a random monster on your part that is in a swamp and you want to determine what creatures might work without having to sort through each one.

Anyway, highly recommended! As soon as I get a chance I will be doing a brief video review and posting it as well.