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That's one of the reasons I hate the Planescapey urge to make the Outer Planes infinite. How do you map infinity? Especially when they can canonically consume parts of other planes that match their alignment too strongly; just say they get bigger over time as needed.

You mean simurgh? Edit: Never mind apparently senmurv is an alternate name for it. I thought it was a typo. :ROFLMAO:

I think you can play it with a lot more freedom, but it's not written in a way that truly facilitates that. It helps that I've seen some really good actual plays of it, including one DMed ENWorlder @Burnside The behind-the-scenes issues were definitely part of it. Like it originally had nothing...

The association isn't the only thing stripped in this image.

Why do you think siege monsters deal extra damage to structures and objects? Elephants and polar bears are animate creatures. They don't stand still and let the tarrasque eat them. Even then a Critical Hit will drop them in one.

To be fair I would like official versions if for no other reason than getting some half decent art of them.

All ten Archdukes and many other denizens of hell get stats in the Chains of Asmodeus adventure on DM's Guild.

I really don't think the Custom lineage would work for a Shardmind.

Despite the name the Silt in Dark Sun isn't really the same thing as silt in real geology. It's more like 'what if water was made of dust instead of water'

I mean only because a Paladin-Monk would be very multi-ability dependent.

Really? They say Ass-imar in Baldur's Gate 3.

I was referring to the ones in Morte's Planar Parade: Mustival, Equinal, Avoral, Warden, Lantern, Hound. Edit: Oops beaten to the punch.

I mean... three of each is a start right?

There's quite a few Spelljammer monsters that I wish got an official update. Yitsans Contemplators,, bio-noids, monitors, witchlight marauders and lakshu would be my top picks. Some extraplanars, like bladelings, nullfiers, hekotoncheires, and Morwel and her court. High level threats like...

I will say there's a lot I like about Descent into Avernus, but it's also got a lot of flaws so I'm not sure I'd call it a classic. A diamond in the rough maybe. Superboy Prime threw retcon punches, but that adventure takes a retcon machine gun to Zariel's history.

It's a bit hard to say, since to me a classic suggests it has withstood the test of time. I don't know how the future will regard 5E adventures but my first instinct was honestly to say Madness at Gardmore Abbey.

I appreciate these compilations but I swear DM's Guild is so frustrating. The Sewage Orc stuff... I'm like 80% sure their stuff is AI illustrated, but it's not labelled as such.

I mean there's a level of commercialism in any TTRPG revision. We could still be playing 1E after all. But the original decade-old core rules for 5E have some pain points and even if the revision was corporate-mandate, I also don't doubt that the writers made a sincere attempt to improve and...

Will Pathfinder even use Mariliths anymore? I thought their 2E Revised nixed SRD monsters that aren't found in folklore.

Origin Feats can be taken whenever you get a feat.