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Oh jeez, good point!

Oh yeah, the Bagman and goblyn fiasco*. I would love to see them actually get stats, I agree! *A bit of an exaggeration, but it was upsetting to me.

If we see Arak fey in this, I will be so happy. I do not have hopes up, but I adore them! We need more creepy fey, in my opinion! There's 9 Arak subspecies, one for each alignment, which would be asking a lot... but even just a few would be neat! Edit: Is Tepest confirmed at all?

That's a very good point, thanks!! I also means that maybe the Relentless slasher will get art this time, which would be neat! I have a few older Ravenloft monsters in mind that would be cool to see in this, like the skin thieves (bugbear-like monsters that skin their foes and wear the skins)...

That movie haunted my sister's nightmares for a long time 😂 I still tease her about it!

Surprised that, of the examples listed, all but one (nightgaunts, which are Lovecraftian) are reprints from Van Richten's Guide. I don't mind those monsters, but it is a bit odd to see, in my opinion.

It appears the Gremishkas are being reprinted, at least? Love those lil guys!

Kalakeri is one of the Domains, it appears!

The reanimator artificer looks NEAT!!

That Cthulhu stat block is EPIC! Targeting creatures with Geas via dreams?? I love it!

Innsmouth as a Domain of Dread? 68 stat blocks? Colour me intrigued

7 Subclasses: Reanimator (Artificer), College of Spirits (Bard), Grave Domain (Cleric), Hollow Warden (Ranger), Phantom (Rogue), Shadow Sorcery (Sorcerer), Undead Patron (Warlock) Looks like Hexblade didn't make it

Also, having Renwick Caradoon as one of the liches presented is neat!! I wonder if we'll see variant liches in whatever this product ends up being?

I've recently pondered what a Cleric of Talona would look like in 5.5e, and it seems we have an answer!! I LOVE the paths of the Death Knight and Lich, such a cool idea that I've been clamoring for!!

I'm hoping for an actual stat block for Iuz, so a DM doesn't have to use the CR 5 Cambion from the MM. And this does sound exciting! I'm happy for Luke Gygax, to be able to take part in this!!

So I did some Google-Fu, and I found these names for the Imaskari, unsure how accurate this is though. These almost seem ... Navajo? Whereas the Durpari names are clearly South Asian to my eyes.