I am fairly confident that the last tabletop roleplaying game bestiary or monster compendium that I even touched was the Monster Manual from Dungeons & Dragons 3.5. That is not necessarily a bad thing though, as some of my favorite memories of high school centered around the stories that arose from our D&D group, so it is actually quite refreshing to revisit a similar concept nearly twenty years later, but in a whole new universe. I have long been interested in the Pathfinder games, both the tabletop roleplaying game and the (extensive) adventure card game and I was recently able to go through and get my hands on a nice little stockpile of Pathfinder RPG books so when I was offered the chance to give my thoughts on Paizo's newest book in the Pathfinder roleplaying franchise, Bestiary 6. Though still new to the franchise, Bestiary 6 is easy to pick up and quick to implement all of these new obstacles for your merry band of warriors to fight.
