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I came across it on Yahoo Images. I tried accessing the webpage it came from but ran into a dead end. :( If this fella was in 5e, I could picture it having a breath weapon made of heated sap. Adventurers who failed their saving throw would not only suffer from Fire damage, but they would also...

It could be a Forest Dragon.

This is also the case for multiple resistance or vulnerability in Level Up.

For me, the cover for the new FR Player's Guide would have been more appealing if it had starred that White Dragonborn from BG3. ;)

The Rogue's Steady Aim feature is useful when wanting to make a shot, especially with the Sharpshooter feat, count. Perhaps a Ranger/Rogue build then?

If you are using the 2014 rules, 1. Pick a species that is naturally proficient with the Stealth skill such as the Bugbear or the Tabaxi. 2. Pick the Ranger class and use the optional feature Deft Explorer (Canny) to double the PB of your Stealth check. 3. As soon as you can afford it, get a...

Early to mid 90's for me. Wizardry 7 and 8, Wizards and Warriors, Master of Magic and Master of Orion 1 and 2. Haven't played any video games since then.

I have already received my copy of Monstrous Menagerie 2 via Kickstarter. I got it and the latest GPG Annual a couple weeks ago.

The Dragonborn could be taken up a notch by giving each of the 15 something that gives them a unique subspecies vibe.

You should see the AI renderings of the Thundercats on YouTube. :p All of them take after what they looked like in the original series, not the remake. :p Compared to an Elf several centuries old, you are still a youngster. ;)

You don't have to play today's video games to know how they look, you just need to go to YouTube and watch clips of those who do play them. ;) The level of detail and animation in some of them is very lifelike.

What about the Ghostbusters trope about cats and dogs living together? ;)

I am not sure if I'll get these books as well since any info about classes and such will eventually appear on dnd2024.wikidot.com, where I would be able to look at them for free. The upcoming covers for these two books look so atypical compared to what I've seen on other 5e books.

You're welcome. :) If you were to play a Spirit Dragonborn, here's one cultural trait from the Dragoncult Culture you ought to get for your character. Ethereal Umbra: Common amongst the essence dragons, this umbra shimmers with draconic will. While this umbra is active you can move through...

In Level Up, there are a group of dragons known as the Essence dragons. They're less common than Chromatic, Metallic and Gem Dragons. Celestial, Chaos, Earth, River, Sea, Shadow, Spirit, and Underworld (and the Dragon Turtle). Monstrous Menagerie has info on the Earth, River and Shadow Essence...

My go-to place whenever I get a free PDF from participating in a crowdfunder. ;)

Building a bigger, stronger, faster dragon... ;) For me, more dragon groups mean more kinds of Dragonborn. :p

PF1 has about 7 groups of True Dragons. Chromatic, Metallic, Primal, Esoteric, Planar, Imperial and Outer. Is that enough? ;) If 5e had this number of dragon groups in it, I would be ecstatic.

A definite plus. And the stuff that doesn't overlap between Level Up and D&D? curious

If I was done with 5e, I probably would go with Level Up because it offers a lot of customization that isn't there in D&D.