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No there are lots of lair entries, not sure why they got spelt out in the ToC. Honestly I thought you were referring to a new adventure or something involving Sphinxes on Beyond

Why did you reply to yourself in disagreement?

Link?

Ehh, I think this works well. If a monster has a treasure entry it means they have a hoard at their lair.

Two examples. Blue Dragons will have Relic Treasure Hoards, and it will be a large hoard rolled for twice or doubled cause Dragons like collecting treasure more than others. A Young Blue Dragon has 8800 GP worth of art objects and 2 magic items, one common Ruby of the War Mage, and one rare...

Did you check the treasure categories in the DMG cause those are directly referring to that. An Older Dragon will have more impressive treasure.

Space probably.

It’s an oversight they should have had the future save be a con save. Will probably get errata. Proof readers are sadly not perfect. But I don’t agree with you about any of the other stuff you named being problematic.

Fiend Cultist. I am guessing of Mammon or something from the image.

It also does lots of AoE damage every other turn.

It does quite a lot of damage. Assuming it uses Elemental Burst that's 75 Damage from the Legendary Actions plus Cataclysmic Event. Which is a Random roll of one of 4 things. Blowing up everything in a 60 foot radius sphere for 45 Fire damage that burns them. 22 Bludgeoning and 22 Cold damage...

The Beyond version at the least has the spell attack bonus in it.

It basically does all that stuff right now.

While I have some slight issues (like the ones I mentioned in the errata thread about the Red Dragon and Hobgoblin) I love the book a lot.

Yeah Automation is not going away.

A 2014 Hobgoblin deals "5 (1d8 + 1) slashing damage, or 6 (1d10 + 1) slashing damage if used with two hands." plus 2d6 if they have the Martial Advantage. The Captain deals "9 (2d6 + 2) piercing damage" plus 3d6 if they get Martial Advantage. 2024 Hobgoblin deals "12 (2d10 + 1) Slashing...

What do you mean by this?

I feel that the Hobgoblin and Red Dragon have weird damages. Hobgoblins deal 2d10 damage which feels like a lot for a CR 1/2 monster, and the Captain does less. The Red Dragon is similar in that the Young has a 2d6 + 1d6 Rend to the Adult's 1d10 + 2d4. Feels like like the Adult should be 2d8...

Well it means likely they can only use 2 of those powers a day rather than 2 each.

That stuff is still there as someone in the Alpha, and I would hate for it to go away.