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battlezoo ancestries year of monsters Battlezoo Ancestries: Year of Titans Foundry VTT

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battlezoo ancestries year of monsters Battlezoo Ancestries: Year of Titans Foundry VTTWith Battlezoo Ancestries: Year of Titans, you can play as a creature from myth, legend, and fantasy folklore! Discover the hidden story and secret powers of 13 unique monstrous ancestries! Each of the Year of Titans' ancestries will be connected to the war between the new gods and the old, and throughout the year, you'll get to explore each ancestry not only as a stand alone ancestry but as part of a larger overarching story that continues month to

With Battlezoo Ancestries: Year of Titans, you can play as a creature from myth, legend, and fantasy folklore! Discover the hidden story and secret powers of 13 unique monstrous ancestries!

Each of the Year of Titans' ancestries will be connected to the war between the new gods and the old, and throughout the year, you'll get to explore each ancestry not only as a stand-alone ancestry but as part of a larger overarching story that continues month to month

This bundle includes the Battlezoo Ancestries: Year of Titans Foundry VTT module, with all 13 ancestries inside a single Foundry module. You will also receive Pathbuilder JSON file for all ancestries if you order the Pathfinder 2e version.

With Year of Titans, you'll get to play the following new ancestries:

  • January: Trolls are hardy, hidden folk who live in secluded steadings.
  • February: Snowsouls are beings of frost and snow with power over the element of ice.
  • March: Redcaps are bloodthirsty battle fey who wear a namesake bloody cap.
  • April: Living Spells are magic spells given life.
  • May: Bogeys are fey embodiments of fear.
  • June: Cyclops are one-eyed beings of myth.
  • July: Krakens are cephalopod denizens of the ocean deep.
  • August: Satyrs are woodland fey with a loud and partying side and a quieter faun side.
  • September: Figments are living dreams and creatures of imagination who can perform feats of cartoon logic.
  • October: Dullahan are headless fey who serve Fate as enforcers and executioners.
  • November: Einherjar are fallen heroes who return to fight again and prepare for the final battle.
  • December: Ogres are hungry giants who mutate and grow based on what they eat.
  • December: Titans are the children of ancient god beasts destroyed by the new gods.

  • Each ancestry or race is designed to provide a unique playable monster for any D&D 5E or Pathfinder 2e game.
  • Includes hundreds of digital tokens and illustrations that work with any VTT.
  • In-depth information about each classic creature’s culture, society, and history.
  • Thousands of unique options and custom rules exist to build exciting characters for players and DMs.
  • Immerse yourself in thirteen innovative new ancestries and bring out the titanic creature inside you!
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