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Let's hope that the spectral wings of the Topaz Dragonborn aren't going to be set up backwards as well. :p

You're welcome. :) After checking out this article, I have to go for both the Amethyst and the Crystal Gem Dragons as my favorites. :)

Gem Dragon artwork This article has pics of all 5 Gem Dragons for 2024 D&D.

Interesting that the designers of the Topaz Dragon decided to use the wing anatomy of Enantiornithes (Ancient Greek for "opposite...

The only version of the 2024 Gem Dragons that I like so far is the Amethyst Dragon. The Topaz Dragon's body is okay; I can go with it...

This. Gem dragons are supposed to be a bit weird. Also, I like how the art has both yellow and blue topaz components. The book is due...

Something like this, do you mean?

This kind of reminds me of Destiny in A5e. :) From the Adventurer's Guide: Every hero has something that drives them forward, an inner...

Late to the discussion, so I dunno if this has been brought up yet. One of the problems here is that the difference between the...

When he's the one carrying the human ranger through the snow instead of the other way around the difference will be clear.

Thinking through the first 34 pages of this thread, I think the most salient point was made by @Umbran: if culture can explain/provide...

Because being an adventurer is super dangerous and part of the setting is the assumption that people wouldn't do it if they didn't have...

This is definitely true for an RPG like Shadowrun where all of the PC species in the Sixth World came from Human stock.

My thought is more that the drift in reference frame can cause a disconnect at the table. As @Micah Sweet says, 5e24 doesn't tell us...

In previous editions of D&D, the general information for a given species would have wound up in a Complete Book of X for 2e or a Races...