More Mythic Monsters

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PencilBoy99
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More Mythic Monsters

Mon 25 May 2020, 19:54

Vaesen going to provide a more extensive list of mythic creatures to build scenarios around at some point? Does this book exist and I just don't know about it?
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Re: More Mythic Monsters

Wed 03 Jun 2020, 14:39

I'm not completly clear about your question. Do you mean 'Vaesen of the Mystic North' by Johan Egerkrans?
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Re: More Mythic Monsters

Sun 28 Jun 2020, 19:03

You can purchase "The Undead" by Egerkrans and add a more spooky note to your games. I use it as an alternative monster manual. :lol:
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Re: More Mythic Monsters

Sun 02 Aug 2020, 15:23

I think creatures from Irish mythology could be great in the world of Vaesen. Some of the creatures are very similar.
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Wed 05 Aug 2020, 11:42

I think creatures from Irish mythology could be great in the world of Vaesen. Some of the creatures are very similar.
And there's good reason they're similar - the Vikingr intermingled with the Celts in both Scotland and Ireland. Many an Irishman has a Norseman or two for an ancestor...

It's not like the Norse didn't bring back foreign folk either (free or unfree)... There's a bit of insular blood in many a Norseman.

Mythology migrates just like people... and with its people.
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Re: More Mythic Monsters

Wed 05 Aug 2020, 17:17

I think creatures from Irish mythology could be great in the world of Vaesen. Some of the creatures are very similar.
And there's good reason they're similar - the Vikingr intermingled with the Celts in both Scotland and Ireland. Many an Irishman has a Norseman or two for an ancestor...

It's not like the Norse didn't bring back foreign folk either (free or unfree)... There's a bit of insular blood in many a Norseman.

Mythology migrates just like people... and with its people.
Yeah i realize that. :)
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