Mythic Monsters: Bugs

Publisher Marketing: Creepy Crawly Creatures! Mythic Monsters: Bugs brings you over twenty incredible insects and amazing arthropods from CR 2 to 21, ranging from swarms of tiny terrors to titans of chitin, presenting mythic bugs suitable for every level. You will find familiar favorites like giant ants, mantises, scorpions, spiders, and wasps, as well as army ant swarms, centipede swarms, spider swarms, and wasp swarms, each with unique traits and mythic abilities that set them apart from more mundane myriapods. You will also find a wide variety of monstrous bug beasts, from titanic real-world arthropods like the colossal black scorpion and deadly mantis to fantastical creatures like the acid-spewing ankheg, the crafty cave fisher, and the icy-hot remorhaz. Not all monstrous bugs are dim-witted monstrosities, however, you will also find a variety of highly intelligent insectoids and their crawling kin like the shapeshifting aranea, the fleshwarped drider, the ghostly phase spider, and the mighty formian queen and her formian warrior minions. As if these were not enough, we also bring you eight fabulous feats perfect for mindless mythic monsters, with a special eye toward aiding insectoid enemies of epic proportions! Contributor Bio:  Welham, Mike Mike Welham has published with mainstream publishers and been commissioned to write specialist non-fiction works, as well as self-publishing books about the military, law and justice. His first two books were published in 1989 with two more following in 1990. Others have followed over the intervening years. Now writing under the banner of Welham Books he has entered the world of fiction. Following the publishing of his first novel Death of a Scientist and the positive response it received, he decided to write a follow up, based on the same theme. His second thriller WTC Building 7 follows the hero Dan Pierce, a former French Foreign Legion sniper and now a mercenary, into a world of corruption, greed and assassinations. Mike is working on a further two novels which will be published in the winter of 2014 and the spring of 2015. Further information can be found on www.welhambooks.com