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Not sure if I am clear on this - so there will no longer be stats for humanoid "monsters" like duergar that include their inate abilities like enlarge? Also aren't goblins, kobolds, etc also playable? Why the selective nature of the stat blocks? I guess I will just be using the old statblocks...

Funny isn't it? That's bad... but burning people to death with fire, melting them with acid, having them devoured by a swarm of insects... not bad. Silly WotC.

Maybe check D&D Beyond and get back to me.

I've been wondering about that. Kenku are now monstrosities... ditto for Yuan-ti. Goblinoids are all fey. There are other examples I am sure. Satyrs, centaurs, genasi, etc. It definitely makes some spells less useful or more situational at the very least. I am curious to see if orcs are even...

PF is just trying too hard to differentiate itself from D&D at this point.

I love Delicious in Dungeon and it's take on both orcs and kobolds.

So it's now King Moonracer from the Rankin-Bass Rudolph holiday special.

I'm just glad to see Dolmenwood on the list. Necrotic Gnome is amazing - nice to see some OSR goodness. Could care less about Daggerheart, MCDM, and 13th Age.

Typical in my opinion

This looks bad, as have all of the recent D&D tie-in novels. I will admit I haven't read any of them so I could be wrong. Am I secretly missing out?

Some of the grimmest, darkest fiction out there is categorized as YA. You just listed one as an example...

Exactly this. I feel like the sidekick system was a great answer to the old school henchmen/hirelings. It worked well, and now I can't do anything with it using D&D Beyond.

This post needs more traction. This exact situation came up when I was running Sunless Citadel a few weeks ago. Both Erky Timbers and Meepo the kobold have joined the party as NPCs. I pulled up the sidekick rules to manage them... and there is ZERO integration as far as D&D Beyond is concerned...

I buy them because I have too much going on in my life and not enough time to craft my own. That being said, I do embellish them - often times very heavily to the point where sometimes they are no longer recognizable.

I'll have to give Siege at Blue Mountain another look then

Not a huge fan of the black dragon design, but the red looks good.

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I stopped reading when the blogger stated they hadn't actually read any ElfQuest comics. Their opinion lost all credibility for me at that point.

If it is just a reprint then I am likely not interested. If new stuff will be include (as in the TMNT reprint) then I am onboard.

I owned it back in the day (just the base boxed set) and was a rabid fan of the original 20 issue run of the comics. As I got older and more jaded, I found I couldn't get into the newer stuff quite as much and have never actually finished the series as a whole. The initial Wolfrider Saga (first...