D&D General Which species would you like to see being introduced next for 2024 D&D?

[Charlaquin]

Thri-Kreen, if only to answer the question of how they would deal with the 4-arms question.

In the Spelljammer UA the secondary arms just couldn’t be used to wield shields or weapons that lack the Light property.

 

[Remathilis]

Since dhampir got updated to remove the lineage element, I want to see hexblood and reborn get the same update.

 

[Charlaquin]

My greatest wish would be Gnolls, but I know that isn’t going to happen. So my next priority would be goblinoids - goblins, hobs, and bugbears. I know we have them in Monsters of the Multiverse, but with the changes the monster versions of those species got in the 2024 Monster Manual, I want new PC versions with similar changes. A bonus to damage on attacks with advantage for goblins instead of Fury of the Small; the ability to move a grappled target without spending extra movement for bugbears instead of Ambusher; hobgoblins are ok as-is, I guess.

 

[Mind of tempest]

something they will honestly build up would be nice

 

[Rainbow Scissors]

Grippli

 

[Corinnguard]

something they will honestly build up would be nice

Like a book covering the lore of the Feywild and its' inhabitants (Eladrin, Changelings, Fairies, the Goblinoids).

 

[DragonLancer]

Another vote for Thri-Kreen.

 

[jmartkdr2]

Pipe dream: build-your-own furry beastfolk rules, just to cover that space, even if only shallowly.

Total head in the clouds option: playable giants, without any attempt t balancing them against non-giant pcs.

Realistic: shardminds and/or wilden.

 

[Tonguez]

Genasi are the big gap, especially given Lorwyns Flamekin. Lorwyn also gives variant Goblin and Fairy.
I want Loxodont

Id love to see a Canine Species and a viable Tiny race too

 

[Mind of tempest]

Like a book covering the lore of the Feywild and its' inhabitants (Eladrin, Changelings, Fairies, the Goblinoids).

more anything solid they make stats and a blurb but not how to honestly use a race with any depth