Old World Bestiary

This essential tome details the common and uncommon creatures of the Old World. Old World Bestiary contains game stats, monster entries with three points of view, slaughter margins for each monster, new monstrous talents, expanded Chaos Mutations, and hundreds of stories and anecdotes about the monsters of the Old World.

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