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We are getting about as many books as last year or the year before.

That’s not mutually exclusive. But anyway. I expect some nice art.

Bytopia could be a location to adventure honestly in it's default setup. Bytopia is the land of the industrious, who enjoy working hard and doing all sorts of jobs. But while the first Layer is peaceful and tranquil, the second is rough, dangerous, and challenging for those who want to put more...

I would say it more encourages it with stuff like the Greyhawk setting.

And it's still not anymore that than 3 or 4e was. And 2024 is not that anymore than 2014 was.

There are in the PHB they are Sphinxs of Wonder. Tressym are already in the game as mundane flying cats.

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I think it might have just been an oversight they didn’t notice.

Our point is that is has not changed nearly as much as you are trying to say it has.

It's easy enough to math out (16) but it's one of the few misses on this statblock in my opinion. The bonus to hit should have been on there. It was likely an oversight.

I don't think he is. The back side seems to be hard, I think the front pages are just lifted up and the cover is off screen.

Spelljammer could have used an extra 64 pages like Planescape. It was ok and I enjoy the content, it could just have used more.

Doesn’t have 9 Realms. Does have Brariur. One of the layers is made of tons of floating earthburgs, and another is below a lake of fire and seems like it’s under ground with a fire roof. Those are some top of my head things.

The DMG states creatures known for hoarding treasure like Dragons should have a double sized hoard. Creatures that don't carry much on them have the treasure term Individual.

Who, Sister Garaele is the only person I can think of in town who could be, but she is explicitly a commoner.

How has it changed to make you not want to play it? I am legit curious.

Via them getting one of the major casters to do some spells for them yes it did to me, and it was just a small village, I would expect the major settlements to have way more magic stuff. A comparable place the Town of Phandalin in 5e products has no wizards or spellcasting clergy in it. And...

I am talking about the players either. Lets take the village of Hommlet a Greyhawk Adventure from 1e. Tons of the NPCs have magic gear, they have a Druid and two Clerics in the town who can also cast spells, there is a Wizard building a Tower in the town and he and his compatriots have magic...

I am serious that the difference is not as big as you think. I remember tons and tons of magic stuff in older materials. I think you are just misremembering things from official sources. Stuff was really really magical before Eberron came out.

So to give an example for the Gargoyles or Cube. Here are three Random Treasure Hoards they could have. Horde 1 200 GP worth of material treasure, lets say a 100 gp Jade a 25 gp gold locket, and 75 gold coins. One Magic Item of Rare Quality from the Armaments table a Sun Blade Horde 2 500 GP...