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Don't know about "confirmed" - I imagine there's at least a chance lillends could be saved for a hypothetical upcoming "Manual of the Planes"-style book - but it certainly seems likely that we'll be seeing them properly in the near(-ish) future. Though given their canonical ties to the Infinite...

Link to Monday's Spells video...

Actually, looks like it just dropped. https://www.dndbeyond.com/posts/1756-2024-warlock-vs-2014-warlock-whats-new

Ranger link for tomorrow.

I think the idea of conjuring up illusory creatures that are nonetheless still dangerous is quite thematic, actually. Reminds me of a certain witch from a visual novel I adore. Runs away before Beatrice the Golden can drag him back to Rokkenjima

Looks at '14 illusionist Hmm, fair enough... Obviously hadn't paid too much attention to the existing illusionist subclass. Regardless, they definitely managed to sell me on maybe giving one a try. Adds to mountain of unplayed character concepts I'm shocked. Shocked, I say.

Not going to lie, the new illusionist is making me feel like you could get up to some real Looney Toons shenanigans... Create the illusion of a door in a wall. Walk through the door and close it behind you. Pursuers try to burst through the door and slam face first into the wall instead.

Already on subclasses. Yep, this one's going to be short, unless they start really going in depth on spell changes.

I think a broader array of more general, non-specialized wizard subclasses would be helpful, but honestly, I do like having the classic specialist subclasses as well.

Similar and definitely more in-theme for Athas, but chocobos are pretty clearly birds rather than dinosaurs - they have proper wings, even if they're (usually) flightless.

Final Fantasy steals from D&D, D&D steals from Final Fantasy - the circle of life continues. Goes back to polishing his gunblade in preparation for Dawntrail.

I can never look at Axe Beaks without thinking Chocobo...

Then let me rephrase: The defining aspect of the cleric is their faith - they believe in their deity's religion's teachings and through their faith they are granted power to help advance their deity's religion's cause in the world.

Obviously, your milage may vary, but my views on it go like this: The defining aspect of the cleric is their faith - they believe in their deity's religion's teachings and through their faith they are granted power to help advance their deity's religion's cause in the world. A celestial...

Supposedly should be coming out later this week - WotC's community manager said as much over on Reddit, I believe.

I would love an Iggwilv's Demonomicon to give a deep dive on demons and the Abyss. Maybe an Elminster's Guide to the Nine Hells to parallel it? They could justify it by saying that Nergal kidnapped him again... I do realize I've just essentially reinvented 3.5e's Fiendish Codices, but hey, I...

"Half-giants" (which would now implicitly be rolled into goliaths) are more of a Sarlona thing than Xen'drik, but I'd be all for either one, to be honest.

Never been much of a Forgotten Realms fan, but I imagine that it would be a pretty good time for a proper FR setting guide. Particularly one that goes beyond the Sword Coast, since one of the only things we've been told is on the docket for next year is a Red Wizards of Thay adventure. I would...

Based on what the Playtest UA7 has to say on Ritual Casting, I'm not sure how necessary the Ritual Caster feat is anymore, especially for actual caster classes. The baseline rules for Ritual Casting now say you can cast any ritual spell you have prepared at any time without burning a spell slot...