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I thought Mearls was working on BG3. Or am I confusing that rumor with someone or something else?

Bloodfray Giant 20 Carrion Ogre 20 Cloud Giant 20 Cloud Giant Smiling One 21 Crab Folk 18 Cyclops 20 Dire Troll 20 Ettin 20 Fire Giant 21 Fire Giant Dreadnought 21 Five-armed Troll 9 Fog Giant 20 Fomorian 19 I once built a one-shot around fighting the Globglogabgalab (do/don't Google it) and...

Bloodfray Giant 20 Carrion Ogre 20 Cloud Giant 20 Cloud Giant Smiling One 21 Crab Folk 18 Cyclops 20 Dire Troll 20 Ettin 20 Fire Giant 20 Fire Giant Dreadnought 21 Five-armed Troll 15 Fog Giant 20 Fomorian 20 Four-Armed Troll 20 Frost Giant 22 Frost Giant Everlasting One 20 Guardian Giant 20...

I assumed we'd keep going through creature types.

GG FUNGI Next!

Shambling Mound 7 Shrieker 3 Treant 8

For me, the Assassin Vine is the quintessential "omg the plants are trying to kill us" creature. When my party is walking into a forest where the plant life has gone nuts, this is the top of the list of things that will be there. The Shambling Mound is the ultimate plant horror creature. A...

All this plant infighting is going to result in a mushroom winning.

Assassin Vine 11 Corpse Flower 6 Shambling Mound 12 Shrieker 11 Treant 6

Assassin Vine 21 Awakened Tree 6 Corpse Flower 18 Shambling Mound 24 Shrieker 20 I now understand why y'all dig it. But it's time to dig it up. Treant 18 I'm not on anyone's side. Violet Fungus 12

Never have truer words been spoken.

Assassin Vine 22 Awakened Tree 12 Corpse Flower 22 Shambling Mound 25 Shrieker 22 Treant 19 Violet Fungus 23

Things that aren't plants or really monsters, I guess. A CR 0 mushroom that screams and does nothing else is basically neither a plant, nor a monster in any real sense. So I want to know what makes them so popular. I'm willing to be converted to the church of the loud fungi. When you think "D&D...

My bad. It was meant as a joke. To any who didn't receive it that way, I do apologize. It was meant as a friendly ribbing and an attempt to get some discussion going. In my view, these survivor threads are far from a serious topic, and are done in good fun. So the idea that anyone would take a...

For what it's worth, Wizards have very few spells relative to other classes. Wizards prepare and can cast very similar to Druids and Clerics. But the latter two have their entire spell list to choose from each day, whereas Wizards must pick what they have in their spell book then choose from...

I'll add to the chorus praising Tome of Beasts and Creature Codex from Kobold Press. Excellent monsters all around. My dungeons aren't complete without a least one creature from these books. I'm also a fan of Ultimate Bestiary: Revenge of the Horde by Nord Games. If you have any desire for more...

I've yet to find people willing to explain why they vote for the counter-cultural choices. But I know the thread says you don't have to....cowards. EDIT: Hey, this was meant as a joke. You guys aren't cowards. This is a very not-serious thread in my eyes. I honestly would love to know why...

Assassin Vine 24 Awakened Tree 18 Corpse Flower 25 Shambling Mound 24 Shrieker 23 I just don't get it. It's a CR 0 screaming mushroom. Treant 24 #Iconic Violet Fungus 24 Yellow Musk Creeper 8

Overall, I'm leaning toward a psi (spell) points system for casting. They would cast spells, but only in terms of gameplay, not actual class fantasy.* They would ignore all spell components, which means the spell list would have to be curated to not have normally costly spells available for...

Assassin Vine 25 Awakened Tree 19 Corpse Flower 25 Needle Spawn 10 Shambling Mound 29 Shrieker 22 Thorn Slinger 2 Treant 22 Violet Fungus 23 Yellow Musk Creeper 13