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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Parmandur" data-source="post: 8744265" data-attributes="member: 6780330">Great topic!So, what do Fizban's and. Igny share in common? We don't quote know, but we know what Dragons and Giants share in common. Both are fairly high level beings, that can serve as either major threats and BBEG, ornpowdrful party patrons. Hence why one would want a book diving deep into their culture, their myth, and their personalities, as well as game stuff like maps and stat blocks. Also, Dragons and Giants both share a lot of thematic and mythical resonance within their monster type, both in the game and pop culture broadly considered.What other Monsters share this space?I think that Undead, as you say, is the big one. A Lich, Vampire, or Mummy Lord can be a campaign's main villain, easy, or serve as the patron providing impetus for a character. There is lots of possibilities for Undead major NPCs, and a lotnofnpotential gaming material for Undead at all Levels.Fey is, I think, one of the areas D&D needs the most development. A Fizbanstyle Feywild book would be awesome.</blockquote>