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Same here, I think I've played Vanguard nearly ever playthrough I've done, and I've played through all three games quite a few times.

Catastrophic Dragons, Planar Dragons, Linnorms, Tiamat's Dragonspawn, the other Chromatic and Metallic dragons from 4e...honestly bring back more dragons.

Here's a few attempts at a divine aboleth.

I'm currently playing a modded Skyrim game on my Xbox, since it has been a while since I've played. Having fun doing a bit of RPing in it too.

I've always disliked the previous Marilith depictions because it's not a true snake demon, and having a "sexy" woman upper body is boring and uninteresting to me (not to mention there isn't even a reason for them needing to be "sexy" so it just feels tacky). The new art is more interesting to...

I'm so excited for this! Lorwyn-Shadowmoor is one of the Magic worlds I really want to see get a D&D book for, and now it's happening!

Oh no, I’ve been dragged back into modding Skyrim. So many cool things….

That is the snootiest pegasus I have ever seen. 😆

I want the winner to be whoever will tick people off more. Cause why not?

Yeah, which I think is a neat change.

So Androsphinx is now known as the Sphinx of Valor, and Gynosphinx is now the Sphinx of Lore. That's interesting.

I have a few of them, Dragons of Eberron and Secrets of Xen'drik being the two big ones I've enjoyed and the former being one I still use very extensively.

Honestly, the fact that they are touching other places besides Khorvaire makes this a million times better than The Last War will ever be. Sorry, but Khorvaire is they most boring and uninteresting part of the Eberron world. Give me stuff on Aerenal, Xen'drik, Sarlona, Argonnessen, Everice and...

I assume part of the reason for not as much new stuff for the Giant monster category is due to the fact we recently got a book all about Giants. It's probably the same reasoning for the Dragon monster category not getting anything new either outside of some revamping of the Dragon stat blocks...

I had always assumed that the damage type for the sneak attack would be the same type as the weapon used. I know the updated 2024 Rogue states that the above is the case, but the 2014 version doesn't state it out right.

A Manual of the Planes style book. More Fizban's/Bigby's style books for different creature types, particularly for Fey and Celestials but ultimately for all the creature types eventually. Either a Magic: The Gathering setting books for one of their worlds, or a large Monster Manual style...