Draconomicon - anyone else think this is exciting?

[Brother Shatterstone]

Oh we also need to add:
Giants

 

[thundershot]

The Faerie dragon was in... Faeries, I think? Something else, too...

I just want the Mercury and Yellow dragons to be in there...



Chris

 

[Nightfall]

Well, its really mostly James Wyatt's book, but my stuff is in there. So buy away!

Yes but I'm buying it cause to me, your name = quality, Darrin.

And yes Slayer's books are nice, but more about Undead, and Demons/Devils/Fiends are ALWAYS welcomed by me.

 

[Trivial Nonsense]

Oooh, Mercury dragons. And steel dragons. And, hopefully, Greyhawk dragons....

 

[Olive]

Slaadi - Artifacts of Chaos, Slaad Lords, New Slaad, PrC's for Slaad... *drool* (Note, if you can't tell, I'm a Slaad fan )

See I'd love to see a chaos book, like BoVD for evil and BoED for good. And slaads would obviously be a big part of that.

 

[Staffan]

2e had the Monstrous Arcana books, covering beholders (yay!), sahaugin (eh?) and illithids (double yay!).

 

[Tarrasque Wrangler]

I might get pelted by rotten fruit for this, but how about drow? There's a lot of FR material for them (even more if you count 2nd Ed.), but not a lot of generic material for use in any campaign. And they're definitely one of the classic D&D villains.

 

[Leopold]

I want 2 races:
1. Yuan-ti
2. Gith

I want to know history, what they do, how they were created, background and fluff. I usually don't WANT fluff but on these I would love some. I would love to know who the yuan-ti go from normal humans to the half breeds that they do and stats and SS breakdowns on howto play them.

gith i want history on them. I want to know about the epic battle, i want to know about their past, their present. I want to know more and more but there sure ain't any out there.

The slayers guide to yuan-ti left me feelign half done. I needed more.

 

[Desdichado]

I'll get Draconomicon even if I never use it. It'll be a great "coffee table" book, and I'll probably enjoy reading it, and looking at the artwork. I hope they got Lockwood to do a fair amount of it, at that, but the previews I have seen look really good so far.

I'd jump at a "Fiendicon" in a heartbeat (in fact, I'll do just that for GR's Book of Fiends even though I already have Legions of Hell and Armies of the Abyss) and I'd probably do the same for "Undeadicon." I'll probably also pick up Underdark even though I'll probably not use it too much, just because it's such a classic D&D theme that it'd also make a good "coffee table" book, and also is probably a decent read with some great stuff to steal.

I'm a little on the fence about everything else WotC has coming out the rest of this year. Plus, I need to make sure I can buy everything I want from the Harbinger set of minis before the next one hits in January and I've got a big task o'buying ahead of me again...

 

[^Graff]

From the description, they won't be mentioning the Steel and Mercury Dragons. I think that that's a real shame, because they were my favorite dragons in the 2e MM. I don't think that 3rd-party publishers are allowed to use them, and now that WOTC is ignoring them too, I'm very sad. How, by the 666 layers of the abyss, can they ignore the Steel and Mercury dragons in EVERY SINGLE SUPPLEMENT THAT THEY MAKE?

Has anyone, anywhere, made stats for these two dragons?