The Kickstarter for KoboldPress's Tome of Beasts 3 is live, and we've got an EXCLUSIVE look at two of the book's new D&D monsters:
✖ The Kickstarter for Kobold Press's Tome of Beasts 3 is live, and ComicBook.com can officially reveal two of the brand new Dungeons & Dragons monsters appearing in the new book. Earlier today, Kobold Press launched the Kickstarter for the third volume of their popular Tome of Beasts series. Tome of Beasts 3 will include over 400 new monster statblocks that can be used in any Fifth Edition campaign, with a wide array of fantastic and dangerous foes.
As part of the Kickstarter's launch, Kobold Press provided ComicBook.com with art and details about two of the new monsters found in Tome of Beasts 3 - the Husker alliumite and the catterball. The Husker is a particularly imposing variant of the alliumites introduced in Kobold Press's Creature Codex. Meanwhile, the catterball is a new fey creature that appropriately looks like a sphinx cat and can serve as a familiar for a lucky wizard.
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