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Oceanian Bestiary 5E (2014)

Oceanian Bestiary 5E (2014)

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  • Rule System: 5E Compatible
  • Page Count: 112
  • Language: English
  • Dimensions: 8.5 x 11 in
  • Author: Sergiusz Junczyc
  • ISBN: 978-83-975449-1-8
  • Lead Artist: Julia Dagandan
  • Format: Digital, Softcover, Hardcover
  • Quality: Premium, Full Color
  • Paper: 80# White — Coated
  • Publication date: Nov, 2025
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Mythological Monsters & Spirits

Dive into the rich and untamed folklore of the Pacific with the Oceanian Bestiary. Designed specifically for 5th Edition, this unique supplement brings the ancient gods, towering guardian spirits, and dangerous shapeshifters of Oceania straight to your tabletop.Whether your players are exploring dense rainforests, sailing across treacherous coral reefs, or delving into sacred volcanic caves, this book provides everything a Game Master needs to craft unforgettable encounters.

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Key Features

    • Authentic Folklore: Explore legendary myths drawn from the cultures of Polynesia, Melanesia, Micronesia, New Zealand, Hawai'i, and the Philippines.
    • 42 Unique Encounters: Face off against a massive roster of beings, ranging from the vampiric Filipino Aswang to the colossal Māori dragon Araiteuru.
    • Game-Ready Mechanics: Includes complete 5E stat blocks perfectly balanced for a party of two or three heroes between levels 5 and 10.
    • Immersive Storytelling: Each creature is more than just a stat block; every entry includes deep cultural history, local taboos, adventure hooks, and specific GM recommendations.
    • Artifacts of Power: Reward your players with unique magical items rooted in tradition, such as Māui’s legendary fishing hook, the sacred Hei-tiki pendant, and Yapese stone money.
    • Stunning Visuals: Packed with gorgeous, full-color art that you can drop straight onto your table to immerse your players.
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Bring the Pacific to Your Campaign

From the terrifying Abaia—a gigantic magical eel that summons devastating floods to punish the greedy—to the elusive Patupaiarehe forest fairies, every monster adds rich detail to your world.

RULES AND RECOMMENDATIONS

All creatures are built for 5th Edition and play best with a party of two or three heroes, levels 5—10. To get the most out of the bestiary—especially the spells, abilities, and stat blocks—players will need access to the core 5E rulebooks: Player’s Handbook 2014 or 2024 (PHB), Dungeon Master’s Guide (DMG), Monster Manual (MM), and Xanathar’s Guide to Everything (XGE).

Full Creatures List

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  • Abaia - A magical eel that controls the weather.
  • Adaro - The malevolent half of a person’s soul.
  • Aitu-i-vae-toko - A cannibal with extremely long, stilt-like legs.
  • Aku-Aku - Guardian spirits of the island who aggressively pursue intruders.
  • Araiteuru - A dragon guardian who can raise storms or smash any ships or canoes.
  • Boongurunguru - A demon that appears as a gigantic boar.
  • Bunabuna - Malevolent spirits that hunt people.
  • Dakuwaqa - A monstrous shark god to whom all other sharks submit.
  • Erumia - A gigantic jellyfish, mother of all jellyfish and protector of all sea life.
  • Green Lady - The ghost of a woman with green skin who kidnaps children.
  • Kakamora - Tiny cave-dwelling beings with long hair and claws.
  • Kopuwai - A giant with a dog’s head who roams with a pack of two-headed dogs.
  • Kurangaituku - A supernatural being, part woman and part bird, with talons and a beak.
  • Maero - Large, powerful cannibals who live in the forests.
  • Mejenkwad - Malicious female spirits that can fly and usually bring death.
  • Malk ra Ngeraod - A rooster with a human head that hatches gold coins.
  • Marakihau - Human-shaped beings with long tubular tongues capable of devouring people.
  • Menehune - Miniature beings known as the “night architects.”
  • Mo‘o - Dragon shapeshifters who can take the form of women.
  • Mother Eel - A huge sea monster, mother of all fish, who can swallow a person.
  • Ngarara - A massive reptile-like creature, sometimes referred to as a snake goddess.
  • Night Marchers - The spirits of ancient Hawaiian warriors who march to sacred sites.
  • Oo-er - A magical bird that lays square eggs.
  • Oriogoruho - A monster with huge ears that abducts people.
  • Pairío - An evil spirit turned into a gigantic catfish.
  • Patupaiarehe - Pale-skinned, fair-haired forest fairies encountered in wooded areas.
  • Ponaturi - Similar to patupaiarehe but live in the sea and come ashore only at night.
  • Pouakai - A gigantic predatory bird said to carry people off to its nest.
  • Rokobakaniceva - A deity in the form of an enormous octopus.
  • Sirena - A girl cursed by her mother for loving to swim.
  • Spirit ‘nogut’ - A malevolent spirit that possesses a person and grants them supernatural powers to do harm.
  • Tabakea - A primordial turtle god.
  • Tamburan - A malicious spirit that causes every kind of misfortune but is dangerous only at night.
  • Taniwha - Water spirits that can take many shapes—lizards, eels, or sharks.
  • Tatane - Evil spirits of Easter Island, embodiments of the devil: extremely thin.
  • Te Wheke-a-Muturangi - A huge, monstrous octopus.
  • Tikokura - A malevolent spirit that takes the form of a giant wave.
  • Tuhirangi - The sea guardian of New Zealand’s southern waters.
  • Uere-boro - The vengeful spirit of a man who was beheaded after death.
  • Whiro - The god of darkness and evil.
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