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Title: Monstrous Compendium: Spelljammer Appendix (Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, 2nd Edition/Tsr 2119) by John Terra, Scott E. Davis, Newton Ewell ISBN: 1-56076-071-0 Publisher: Wizards of the Coast Pub. Date: April, 1991 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $10.95

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Average Customer Rating: 3.5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: Curious and endearing
Comment: Spelljammer MC is one of those accessories that an experienced gamer can't live without but a younger gamer will find totally uninteresting. Or perhaps not - it all depends on the taste and how likely he is to become a writer. As a monstrous compendium from a long-dead campaign, in the old hole-punched style, with black-and-white pictures, it attracts gamers like flies. Fortunately it is also relatively cheap (not for its worth, mind you, but in a general sense - it costs ten dollars in mint condition) and is easy to find either at the local large hobby store or online at the Wizards of the Coasts site (...). The compendium will not displease the refined, experienced AD&Der looking for something different: the closest thing I can compare it to is either the old Traveller or the new Alternity. Many alien, twisted, warped things, and a couple of robotic terrors spice up the melange. Don't pass it by.

Rating: 3
Summary: Curious collection of bizarre monstrosities
Comment: Here's the compendium of some of the most bizarre creatures ever found in D&D - this set includes the minions of Chaos that come "from beyond"... not only are they fun for pure Dungeons & Dragons, but we've successfully run a D&D/Cthulhu campaign using these beasties as the main source of terror. Too much fun, and hard to find!