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2014 PHB.

It's so cursed! But this make it legit for Toy Story!

So if I wanted the Cursed Scrolls, but upgraded, this is the route to go?

The Lamia is another monster in DND that has different versions. Lamia with lion legs, snake lower half, and one with deer legs. What I'm trying to say is: use the version ya want!

They will never take the hawt booba snake from us.

Yeenoguh would be more Gnoll/hyenaish looking so it has to be Kostiche.

Well, here's another good Marilith.

The answer is, and always will be, YES.

Case in point, here is example of said Raksasha Marilith from Chronicles of Eberron as posted by Keith Baker on Twitter.

The foot soldiers seem to have a resistance to each other attacks. So, they can still kill each other, but it takes longer. Hmmm, maybe that's why the Blood War hasn't ended yet.

Somebody out there is still gonna say "WOULD" even tho the 2025 Marilith isn't a hottie anymore. Granted, you can always depeict this as one kind of Marilith. IIRC, one of the more recent Keith Baker Eberron 3PP books depicted a Marilith that was showcasing some Raksasha traits in its appearance.

No, I meant the feature/trait Magic Weapons. Not the weapon weapons they were using. Yeenoguh, for example would do bludgeoning damage with his flail. Since he had the Magic Weapon trait, his attack was considered magical for the purposes of overcoming things that could only be hurt by magic...

I had to take a double take at the alt cover. Update: okay, seeing the WHOLE makes it look a whole heckin better to be quite honest.

It kinda kills me how people would say that Demons/Devils couldn't hurt each other. Didn't most of them have at least the feature "Magic Weapons" in their stat block? And if they didn't, something else to get around issues like that? (Such as Greyon doing Acid or Ice damage with his attacks)? I...

Elemental with Flamekin as well if they decide to go that wrote with these two.

Wait, this isn't for the trading card game? Like, an actual crossover book again?

Im gonna say 3/3.5 edition. Only because it has a number of great books you can pillage/cherry pick for lore stuff for any edition of DND. Also, it was around that time I was playing Neverwinter Nights 1 on the PC and eventually started hearing about the awesomeness that is Mask of The Betrayer...