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Dolgrue. Forgewraiths. New living spells. 4 of the main Daelkyr lords weren’t in RftLW. And there are like 20+ Demon Overlords that haven’t been statted out. Most of the major NPCs like the monarchs don’t have stats. And they could easily make a bunch of new generic NPC stat blocks for the...

The new DMG

The ecology of the setting is built around how extreme the storm is. It's a fundamentally and explicitly magical element of the worldbuilding that affects the mundane and magical aspects of the setting. It effectively turns the setting into a giant tide pool.

Care to elaborate?

I like it to be very fantastical but believably so, like Roshar from the Stormlight Archive. It's thoroughly fantastical with magic affecting almost all aspects of the setting, but it's believable in its approach to magic. Creatures adapt to the unique environment, people use magic in realistic...

Orcus had connections with the underworld and demons in Greek and Roman mythology. So you could probably get away with some connections to demons and necromancy. And he’s mentioned as being a demon lord in the 5.1 SRD. But you definitely couldn’t use his appearance or specific parts of his lore...

It’s nice that the Goliath is included, but disappointing that the Aasimar isn’t.

It’s better than Halfling names, which are Farmingword Cookingword

Megakyrios Khrysandros: The Half-Gold Tyrant Megakyrios Khrysandros I Xorshid, nicknamed "The Half-Gold Tyrant," is the current ruler of Androkratoria (placeholder name, basically means "Empire of Man"). He is a 51 year old male goliath, although he has a human grandmother and some distant...

You didn’t answer my questions.

Do you think he likes getting personally attacked on the internet? Do you think he likes getting called an idiot for interpreting the rules as written?

What do you mean complicating the rules? You could always use the NPC stats for other races like orcs and goblins. Saying that some are fey and some are humanoids doesn’t complicate that. And the new books have added quite a bit that the 2014 books didn’t have.

And it would be a goblin. If the DM says the Soldier or Cultist is a goblin, it’s a goblin.

And they weren’t at the beginning of 5e, or earlier? The corporatization of WotC only happened when you started not liking their books? Sounds like begging the question.

Everyone wants this. What’s weird to me is that you treat this as a new thing. You and others regularly act like all new 5e books are soulless and only made to sell money. As if all of 5e transitioned away from “art” into “corpo-slop” . . . when do you folks draw the line? Is it still...