The Dragon Warriors Bestiary is a great product. The artwork found inside the manual is first class. I really like the DW system.

This book is downright marvelous. It is more than a simple "bestiary". This text contains a summary of folklore and ideas about creatures both known and unknown. It includes information on natural beasts, mannish creatures (from Elves to a race of belligerent, semi-intelligent bird folk), demons, undead, fey creatures, etc.

Each entry has enough description to make the creature distinct, with its own behavior and reasons for existing. The entries are not overly long, and information unlikely to ever come up (mating habits for most creatures, exact quantities of food intake, etc.) is simply overlooked.

On the other hand, each creature has something interesting about it (with the possible exception of the natural beasts, but let's face it, there isn't a great deal about dogs we didn't already know). From bugbear growth to oni breath weapons, every creature has something bizarre or unusual, often something that can catch characters (and players) unawares. In some cases, where the minutia is actually important, it's detailed (like taming hippogriffs, which is dangerous but highly useful).

Liked: Just about everything. This is the optimal bestiary, with encounter charts and everything, and the entries are perfectly-sized and well-written.

Disliked: I'd like for there to be more stuff in this, but it's a good stack for the price.