A grimoire of over 20 Celtic monsters, lore, and art. With the Morrígan herself speaking in three voices between the pages.
Step onto misted moors and moonlit fords… if you dare.
From storm-bitten coasts to barrow-shadowed fields, the Phantom Queen’s world swarms with beings out of Celtic myth and omen.
Before you face them, you’ll be greeted by a foreword from the Morrígan - and throughout the book her three aspects (Badh, Macha, Nemain) leave razor-sharp marginalia. Now and then, an unwelcome hand scratches a note (Yaga)... and a colder, much older voice answers from the crossroads...
Morrígan’s Memories of Myths & Monsters is more than a stack of stat blocks. Between the mechanics run hand-penned flavor notes, and myth-laced asides that weave small, eerie through-lines from entry to entry.
Each adversary is paired with carefully curated artwork, classical poetry, and original written flair texts, and giving the whole book the feel of a found grimoire that has seen rain, ash, and war.
Inside you’ll find:
- A pdf with 30 pages full of flair, stories, poetrie, art, and statblocks.
- Printer-friendly option: png files for the statblocks (without art)
- 27 statblock of playtested and balanced content that is inspired by celtic folkore, poetry, and art.
- 22 Adversaries from Celtic legend - including Buggane, Leprechaun, Redcap, Shellycoat, Banshee, Barghest, Black Annis, Kelpie, Abhartach, Dullahan, Nuckelavee, Sluagh Swarm, Cŵn Annwn Pack, Formorian Host, Gwyllgi, Gwyn ap Nudd, the Restless Dead, Tylwyth Teg Riders... and the Morrígan herself.
- One Colossus-type adversary: Balor, an epic, complex fight that is both deeply mythic and mechanically challenging.
- One epic Event with unique mechanics: The Wild Hunt - among the deadliest encounters heroes can face...
- Lore-rich writeups and in-character commentary from Morrigan and guests. There is a subtle story told between these pages...
- Beautiful, classical art for every monster and the event (no AI art).
- Designed and playtested by a GM who knows Daggerheart since the first Beta.
Whether you need a haunting one-shot at a moon-washed ford or you’re threading a full campaign through Celtic night, this book delivers strange, dangerous, unforgettable foes - and the unnerving sense that the Phantom Queen is watching you turn each page.
Read carefully. Learn their names. And remember: when the horns sound and the hounds bay, knowing the myth won’t keep you safe.
