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Dr Dhrolin’s Dictionary of Dinosaurs

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Dr Dhrolin’s Dictionary of Dinosaurs is a pathfinder 2e, dungeons & dragons 5e book by David Hone.

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304 pages of stunning illustrated, scientifically accurate, and dynamically designed content. This book allows you to flood your games with palaeontology-themed content and also provide digestible scientific information about our world’s past. The book includes: - 57 new Mesozoic creatures with dynamic stat blocks, with a further 55 alternative magical variants. - 20 new Mesozoic plant species with in-game rules. - 20 new palaeontology-themed NPCs. - 6 new playable races. - 3 new subclasses. - 3 new backgrounds. - 4 holistic environments with in-game effects. - 8 new feats. - 30 new items. - Plot hooks and story ideas. - Tables for evolutionary mutations. - Tables for realistic behaviour. - Tables for naming dinosaurs. - Rules for taming and riding dinosaurs. - An introduction to palaeontology and palaeontological reconstructions. - Stunning full-page artwork.

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Dr Dhrolin’s Dictionary of Dinosaurs is a Pathfinder 2e, Dungeons & Dragons 5e, Palaeontology book.

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304 pages of stunning illustrated, scientifically accurate, and dynamically designed content. This book allows you to flood your games with palaeontology-themed content and also provide digestible scientific information about our world’s past. The book includes: - 57 new Mesozoic creatures wi...

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Dr Dhrolin’s Dictionary of Dinosaurs was written by David Hone.