“For God sent not his followers into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through him might have its ass kicked.”

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Concept: “A bestiary brimmed with 105 pages, 42+ Occult monsters, including Esoteric scriptures to die for, and Hopeless dungeons to die even more for.”
Content: Monsters and scriptures and dungeons, Oh my!
Writing: Text ranges from bloviated to concise; brisk to simple. But it is reliably miserable.
Art/design: A menagerie of styles as creative and varied as the community which spawned them.
Usability: Divided in three sections with a full index to aid navigation. Entries of varied accessibility and ease of reference at your table. 

“Lore for the zombies, 7 new monsters fully illustrated, a table of random mutation for the zombies (or your players if they pray to the right entity), a dungeon! full of deadly traps scary monsters and super freaks”

Concept: “What happens when the lore of our world collides with the Dying World of MÖRK BORG?”
Content: The first volume of collected FÖLK-LORE Jam entries
Writing: Varies by author, see individual entries under the FÖLK-LORE Jam tag
Art/design: Varies by entry; single-page entries are well balanced in spreads
Usability: Varies by entry, but it’s all Mörk Borg—how tough could it be?

Concept: “A horrible NPC that will make the life of all in the table a little more miserable and hopefully a little more funny as well.”
Content: A goblin merchant who rides around inside (yes, inside) another, gargantuan goblin
Writing: Delivers the promised misery and humor (if you’re into body humor)
Art/design: Text arranged around some very fleshy, visceral illustrations with clever details and well-placed censor bars
Usability: Lots of background and description of behavior is helpful for running these two as characters rather than just monsters

Concept: “In the sewers of Graven Tosk to Galgenbeck they lie, disgraced, covered in their own filth and blood, abandoned by everyone.”
Content: A pair of poop-themed paladins devoted to the shit goddess
Writing: Fairly simply stat blocks with extended flavor text
Art/design: Jegs’ trademark grody, sludgy artwork takes center stage
Usability: Blackletter text slows reading and hinders quick reference a bit 

Concept: “Freaky monstruous cultist”
Content: 5 twisted gnomish devotees to an alien nature goddess
Writing: Includes general background and descriptions & stat blocks for each creature
Art/design: More of that weird, fleshy horror that Jegs does so well
Usability: Some creatures grant their fellows benefits in combat; one has an especially debilitating death effect

“Slasher Jam was a jam I ran over the course of October 2021 that got 20 entries. I have compiled those entries into 2 volumes. Volume 1 contains classes, items, and monsters. Volume 2 contains the adventures of Slasher Jam.” – Michael Mars, ed.

Concept: “Their king obsessed with making his mountains touch the very skies, he invented a new species of creature, obsessed with construction and architecture.”
Content: A race of labyrinth-building bird-people
Writing: Includes a description of their history and purpose alongside stats
Art/design: Appropriately creepy depictions of the subject and their lair
Usability: Easy to use, and its monster-summoning Special makes for difficult, escalating encounters

Concept: “A Horrible scenario in witch you are force by slimes to either give one of your limbs or become a slime yourself!”
Content: The father of all slime patches upon the endless sea.
Writing: Full of substance, especially when that substance is body horror, or slime.
Art/design: An array of slimy little stinkers that look adorable until you remember they took your right arm.
Usability: When you need to mix up your party (into a fine slurry) 

Concept: “The mages glance to a paradise that was never made for the mortals of this world, so they have to adapt for it.”
Content: Lore and stats for eye mages and the bizarre wares they peddle
Writing: Overtones of alien and body horror
Art/design: Tons of twisted eyeball-based and beholder-inspired artwork
Usability: For PCs, potentially beneficial friends and potentially dangerous enemies

Concept: “A tiny, demure demon with a glowing green skeleton, it is fond of collecting the souls (and bodies) of the recently born.”
Content: A skeletal demon who uses fetuses as flails. (No, I’m not kidding.)
Writing: A stat block with a few paragraphs detailing lore
Art/design: Readable typefaces and colors that help the central figure stand out on the page
Usability: GM discretion advised

Concept: “A monstrous golem to put in a dungeons or a cathedrals, very inspired by the dnd ability  of acid regeneration”
Content: It’s a clay golem that’s regenerated by acid.
Writing: Straightforward stats; descriptive text provides lore, motive, and other details
Art/design: Pure black and white creates a sense of depth and darkness while showing off the details in the illustration
Usability: Acid bad—unless you’re a golem priest

Concept: “You have been corrupted by sickening powers you may never understand.”
Content: A particularly foul character class
Writing: Decisively derisive, but in good humor
Art/design: Designed for easy reading; an especially grungy illustration
Usability: Contains some intense imagery and concepts but not particularly graphic

Concept: “Hexed bounty hunters slowly turning amphibious”
Content: A trio of semi-aquatic abominations
Writing: Provides background, stats, and some particularly punishing special abilities
Art/design: Prominently features freaky, visceral portraits of each character
Usability: Implied to be pretty tasty