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I recently purchased a digital copy of the 3rd edition Book of Exalted Deeds. While there's nothing I've seen so far to indicate it, I wonder if the demon lord Fraz-Urb'luu and Pistis Sophia of the Celestial Hebdomad would be interesting rivals! Fraz-Urb'luu is the Prince of Deception, and...

I do not have that book, but that sounds so cool!! As a big fan of Celestials, I'll definitely have to check it out! Thanks for the heads up!!

The attached image isn't loading properly, but I searched that up, and I agree!! Looks really neat!!

I'm really showing how much I love 2e Planescape, but I'd love to see more planar outsiders, especially Celestials, return! They brought back 3 guardinals and 3 archons, but there's the remaining members of those classes, and also the Celestial Eladrin, who I would love to see in 5e in an...

I second ethergaunts!! I adore those aberrations, they're so cool!!

No worries! The reave is from the second Planescape MC Appendix, and the linqua is from Planes of Conflict!

Any chance for the Reave, or the Linqua, both from Planescape?

Thank you for sharing this!! There's lots of classics that you've converted here, and I'm excited to look through it!! The adherer LIVES!!

AGREED, 100%! The adherer is a classic that I love, despite how silly it is. There's room for silly!!

I hadn't heard of this one, but that is such a neat idea!! It'd be so cool to see the Opener of Ways make a return!!

I had never seen the noggles before, but now that I have, I NEED more of them!! Little Donkey Lads!!

That would've been brilliant!

I agree! Such an innovative and creative book!

Yesssss!!! Absolutely classic, it's a shame it hasn't made a return..

It wouldn't let my attach this image earlier, for some reason.

With D&D entering its 51st year of existence, there's lots of old monsters that have yet to make it to 5e. I was heartened to see the return of the animal lords in the new Monster Manual, and it made me wonder: what other oldies are likely to make it back to 5e? And which ones aren't likely, but...

Tony DiTerlizzi really defined a lot of the Planescape monsters, and the glabrezu is no exception for me. While I love how beefy this demon is usually depicted, the idea of this massive evil monster looking like a twitchy sight hound is amazing! It really feels like what monster that's from a...