Written by Steffan O'Sullivan Revised by Hunter Johnson Additional Material by Stephen Dedman, Ann Dupuis, Jeff Koke, Chris McCubbin, Janet Naylor, David L. Pulver, S. John Ross Edited by Steve Jackson, Jeff Koke and Monica Stephens Cover by Ken Kelly Illustrated by Topper Helmers, Doug Shuler and Ruth Thompson. Rule the animal kingdom with GURPS Bestiary! This new edition of the popular supplement includes many of the popular creatures from prior editions, as well as dozens of new beasts. There is an expanded section on using animals as PCs, with templates (and rules for making new ones) and sample animal characters. GURPS Bestiary also includes animal folklore from around the world.

There are many empires in the fantasy-Victorian world of Castle Falkenstein . . . but none like the Ottoman Empire. GURPS Castle Falkenstein: The Ottoman Empire takes you to a land of ancient magicks, mad Sultans, deadly Djinn, and mazes of mysteries and plots. Stats are included for both the original Castle Falkenstein game and the GURPS version. What's more, being based on the historical reality of the declining Ottoman Empire, this is a great reference for any game set in the 19th century, from cliffhanging adventures, through horrific confrontations with ancient and uncanny powers, to steampunk exploration of the Arabian deserts or railway-building in the Levant.

This extensively-researched book, based on authentic folklore and legends from all over the world is a perfect resource for the GM of any fantasy campaign. It includes more than 250 fantasy animals and plants, ranging from interesting nuisances to monstrous menaces. Each is covered in detail, with a physical description, likes and dislikes, attitude and toward mankind, and means of attack. The main section is organized alphabetically, with creatures ranging from the voratious Afanc to the noxious undead rodents that men know as Zombie Gerbils. These rules and creatures are written for use with the GURPS Basic Set, Third Edition but can be used with any fantasy system. Some of this material was previously published in the GURPS Bestiary but the majority is new. All of the older beast descriptions have been reworked and brought up to Third Edition standards.