This is one of the best books I have ever had the pleasure to review on the Guild. Jackson has done a stellar job making seven horrific and magnificent kaiju for you to battle in D&D, so if you aren't a bitch-ass DM who only uses the Tarrasque, whip this bad bug off the bookshelf and through the amazing CRABGOAT at them (he's my favorite). Then that will really leave your players trembling in their sabatons as they face the 1/2 crab, 1/2 goat, all bastard beast that is CRABGOAT. Honestly though, this is the kind of creativity is what I live for at the Guild, and 90% the reason I love doing these reviews. If you have a chance, please please PLEASE grab this book - you will not regret it one bit. I am pleased to present the Comics, Clerics, & Controllers Golden d20 Badge to Titans of the Ancient World.

Kaiju Fight by Jackson Lewis (@HoneyBadger3495)

I’m sure you felt the tremors when this collection of colossal creatures was first conceived. We all watched our dice rattle and spill on the floor with the rumblings of this being penned. And now may the gods have mercy on our souls as these behemoths are unleashed, erupting from the firmament, falling from the sky, and lumbering forth, the earth quaking with their every fetid step.

Lewis has unleashed something truly awful and magnificent, and by the atomic breath of so-called King of Monsters players, DMs and even the mighty Terrasque should quiver with excitement and utter terror!

Seven new CR 30 Kaiju with enough lore, history, personality, tactics, seeds and ways to work these monumental monsters into your games. These range from a dinosaur, a desperately sad goblin who got real swoll in undeath to unholy amalgamations of creatures, a diabolical double act and a monstrous hungry worm queen and all their hive attendants.

Credits

Author: Jackson Lewis (@HoneyBadger3495) Editor: Isaac May (@ Layout: Chris Hopper (@chrishopper2) Art by Coriona Matthews with cc0-licensed photos from pixabay.com