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Azurin, Duskling, Rilkan, and Skarn from Magic of Incarnum! crickets Uh....nothing to see here.... :D

First on my list are the Vanara, from Oriental Adventures 3e. They're adorable. The story of the Monkey King in Chinese mythology make them a great fit. Avariel elves. They date waaaaay back to Dragon Magazine #51 with an article about "The Winged Folk". With all the different types of elves...

Do races from prior editions who aren't in 5e count? Or do you want examples completely outside of D&D as a whole?

I'd like to see the An Phar from GURPS. Mostly because my old 2e character had one as a follower. :D I'd like to see some of the races from Arcana Evolved as well.

According to Mika Hawkins, Sales & eCommerce Assistant at Paizo, the Abomination Vaults 5e book has been pushed back to January 2024. Previously in the thread on March 29th, Aaron Shanks, Director of Marketing, said the following...

I just noticed today that the date has been pushed back to January 2024.

Is it sad that I just want to see a pic of Bigby? :D

That is so adorable! I love how they took the kids' art, wrote some flavor text (inspired by the kids, no less), provided stats, then gave professional art inspired by the kids' art. That's got to be a huge ego boost for the kids. Plus, the kids' names are listed in the art credits! I can't...

Nobody's putting Melf on a shelf. :P :D

Never mind. I'll go back to lurk mode.

I liked how Matt Mercer handled mixed ancestries in the Tal'Dorei Reborn book. Essentially, you choose one parent ancestry and replace a couple of traits from the other parent ancestry. There some advice on how to keep it all balanced, i.e. replacing one set of skill bonuses to another. Here's...

So how many versions of Lord of the Rings/Middle Earth 5e are there now? I'm losing count.

What is the benefit of continuing with this license as opposed to using Creative Commons?

If you all haven't seen it, there's a Honkonomical Bundle, which includes the products above and the Circle of the Honk druid subclass.

I misspoke. I had my facts wrong. There's the Honkonomicon and a second product called the Honkrasque. Sorry for any confusion. I'll correct my prior post.

The Honkonomicon and a second product called the Honkrasque are on my wishlist. :) EDIT: Clarified what the second product was. Sorry for the confusion.

Tanis Half-Elven's character arc revolves around him being of two worlds (humans and elves), but forever being an outsider to both communities. He wasn't the "half-elf ambassador" archetype that D&D has pushed for a few editions now. He was the product of rape and, while raised by the Qualinesti...

I remember looking at the Greyhawk and steel dragons in the 2e days and realizing their stats were identical (or close to it). The flavor was all the same too.

I'm wondering if all the info in the Dragon Empires Primer and Dragon Empires Gazetteer will be covered in these new books. I hope so.