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A guide to the material worlds of the multiverse? (As opposed to a manual of the planes.)

I kept telling everyone they didn't put it in the 2024 DMG for no reason.

OMG! Yes.

We got a sort of snippet of it in Spelljammer including a lot of monsters from the setting, such as S'surrans, Braxat, B'rogh, Gaj, and...

Wizards of the Coast has released four new D&D subclasses for playtesting, all of which have heavy thematic ties to the post-apocalyptic...

Just wanted to be clear it wasn't this artist's choice. The design (backward wings) comes from FToD and RJ didn't do that art.

This isn't a new design. I don't think any of them are -- these are all 5e designs that date from Fizban's. It's just new artwork with...

There is also a Topaz Dragon on the Council of Wyrms artwork in 2E! No backwards wings, but the head and the shape of the body being...

I, and apparently quite a few other people in this thread, do think it creates a particularly interesting aesthetic.

Here also is the concept art that would be turned into this piece. The backwards wings are more visible here.

I like it. It's a weird thing but the dragon does not actually need it's wings to fly. Here is some earlier Topaz art.

You keep mentioning 4E, but aside the Green Dragon who grew a Pinocchio horn, all the Chromatics and Metallics stayed the same in 4E as...

I am mostly a 2E purist, but I like the Topaz, heck I like all the Gem Dragons. WotC never gave us minis of any of them, despite them...