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Short answer is yes I would, assuming everything else about the group (DM, players, adventure) was great.

Loran the elk leads the party into the lair of the spider queen. PodCast Party: To Slay a Dragon Part 14, presented by Cast Party and EN Publishing, is now available in the PodCast Party: A D&D Podcast feed, or right here: To Slay a Dragon: Part 14

The head and neck is insanely large in proportion to the body. In the side view, it looks like it would fall on its face continuously. The overhead view makes more sense, but none of the other artwork depicts the neck as being that slender - it looks as thick as the head, so way too much of the...

Now premiering on YouTube, the video version of PodCast Party: To Slay a Dragon episode 9, presented by Cast Party and E.N. Publishing:

A book that will supersede Xanathar's and Tasha's, with updates for the subclasses that didn't make the new PHB, and a handful of new subclasses as well.

I'd like to see a hardcover campaign adventure set in Eberron. I'm not sure if that qualifies as a "supplement."

The adventurers attempt to reclaim Deephall Point for its ancestral people. PodCast Party: To Slay a Dragon Part 13, presented by Cast Party and E.N. Publishing, is now available in the PodCast Party: A D&D Podcast feed, or right here: To Slay a Dragon: Part 13

Several years ago I ran the Season 5 Tier 1 adventures for my home group; wrote them up here: D&D 5E - AL Season 5 without AL

Brett Gelman or David Cross.

Have we covered Crawford's utterly unhinged pronunciation of the word "acolyte"? Worse than the "Fizbin" fiasco of 2021.

I agree with this. These really helped new players understand what the game was about.

Cheers to no Alignment on the front page. I wouldn't miss it if it disappeared completely, but I'll settle for burying it somewhere on the second page. Jeers to Passive Perception still existing. This is just something that is better suited for video games than how the human brain actually...

Also less predatory towards FLGSes.

There are fairly major mechanical elements from the three Magic: The Gathering sourcebooks, such as the Piety and Supernatural Gifts from the Theros book, that they never bothered to implement into the character sheet (and it's pretty clear they never will).

FWIW, I will be pretty surprised if the new PHB release on DNDBeyond isn't kind of a technical mess, at least short-term. I also expect outrage accompanied by general glitchiness when the 2014 PHB gets pulled from the marketplace area and moved into Legacy with VGTM & MToF.

The general point that folks who get early access end up seeing at least some bugs that will get fixed before general release is true, though.

Tasha's absolutely had stuff that was just bugged, not "decided not to implement". Took weeks, in some cases months, for them to fix it. The adventures don't tend to have loads of technical issues because technically they are less complex. But there are still bad links, bad copypastes, etc. But...

Every DNDBeyond release has bugs (bad links, content not integrated into character sheets, etc). They all get threads in the forums there. Most of them get fixed fairly quickly, although some never do.

The most recent early-access thing (Vecna: Nest of the Eldritch Eye) had several errors when first released, which did indeed get flagged by those of us with early access and corrected before the general release. EDIT: No wait, it wasn't the Vecna one - it was the Descent into the Lost Caverns...