D&D 5E (2024) Exploring Eberron 2024 -- Gnolls and other gnew character options

[Remathilis]

Are they the equivalent of a Fire Genasi with regards to their species' abilities? curious

The 2014 version was they did fire damage instead of radiants with their revelation and got a fire cantrip instead of light. They may have gotten fire resistance instead of radiant/necrotic, I don't recall.

 

[mcmillan]

So is there an update on DMsGuild too, or just beyond?

Info got posted on Facebook Basically they see it as a similar relationship of the 2014/2024 core books where revisions and new material with new layout and editing make a separate book but they are planning to release it as a bundle with the old version so it could be purchased at a discounted price though didn’t say how much other than “dramatic”

 

[Weiley31]

Supposedly, a physical copy option will come to DM Guilds at some point with a discount option offered to those who purchased a hard copy before.

Dang, I may actually double dip on this.

 

[Weiley31]

Info got posted on Facebook Basically they see it as a similar relationship of the 2014/2024 core books where revisions and new material with new layout and editing make a separate book but they are planning to release it as a bundle with the old version so it could be purchased at a discounted price though didn’t say how much other than “dramatic”

Beat me to it.

 

[mcmillan]

Info got posted on Facebook Basically they see it as a similar relationship of the 2014/2024 core books where revisions and new material with new layout and editing make a separate book but they are planning to release it as a bundle with the old version so it could be purchased at a discounted price though didn’t say how much other than “dramatic”

I’m seeing the post as not available anymore - even though I could see it yesterday when I left a tab open to mention this here when I got a chance. In case it’s not working this is what I saw before.

 

[Corinnguard]

I came across this YouTube clip earlier this morning about the 2024 version of Exploring Eberron. I found the part about Eberron's Aasimar being connected to Fernia and Mabar to be interesting. Instead of having an angel as one of your character's ancestors, your character has been literally touched by the nature of a particular plane.

I could see this idea being used for anyone wanting their Aasimar character being tied to Arborea, the Beastlands or one of the other Upper Planes. Ditto for the Tieflings and the Lower Planes.

 

[Remathilis]

I came across this YouTube clip earlier this morning about the 2024 version of Exploring Eberron. I found the part about Eberron's Aasimar being connected to Fernia and Mabar to be interesting. Instead of having an angel as one of your character's ancestors, your character has been literally touched by the nature of a particular plane.

I could see this idea being used for anyone wanting their Aasimar character being tied to Arborea, the Beastlands or one of the other Upper Planes. Ditto for the Tieflings and the Lower Planes.

Aasimar from the Beastlands: welcome back ardlings!

 

[Corinnguard]

Aasimar from the Beastlands: welcome back ardlings!

Maybe. Beastlands Aasimar would probably look more like PF1's Idyllkin Aasimar.