Mind of tempest
(he/him)advocate for 5e psionics
a lot of monsters.Yeah, they said something like 40 pages of monsters.
a lot of monsters.Yeah, they said something like 40 pages of monsters.
You could be right. Id like to see more support for a campaign setting book whether its a MM or some other type of book.The first and second ones were the MCs with proper monsters, and honestly, a lot of them don't need to be converted, IMO. Some of them are redundant: There's already animated armor and helmed horrors; they don't need doomguard as well; and assassin imps are just imps, really; and do you really need both alven and pixies, or reavers and sahuagin? Animators are basically undead living animate objects. There's also "greater" or more powerful "Ravenloft" monsters, which aren't necessary now that it's easier to increase the power of a monster , and hopefully they'll give us a bunch of Van Richten-style ways to modify monsters with special unique traits.
Some of the undead in there are basically other undead but with a slight twist or in a different environment (like bowlyn). Other monsters are more like effects (bussengeist, those viruses) or magic items (wishing imps) than actual monsters. Some are very domain specific: if they don't do Forlorn (can't remember if they are), would they do goblyns?
And I doubt they're going to do Darklings again.
I mean, there's totally still a ton of RL monsters that deserve to be converted, but I'm not sure there's an entire MM's worth, considering they haven't put out a generic MMII yet.
That's quite a bit. I hadn't seen that.Yeah, they said something like 40 pages of monsters.
I found it on reddit, which said 40 pages and linked to dndbeyond, which says about 40 pages. But it also says "including classic RL monsters" which suggests that there are completely new monsters as well as returning ones.That's quite a bit. I hadn't seen that.
Or just one very big one.a lot of monsters.
one 40 page monster? never seen that before.Or just one very big one.
It's invisible.one 40 page monster? never seen that before.
great, let us guess cr 35?It's invisible.

(Dungeons & Dragons)
Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.