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I forgot about the revised one! But, it's the original I strongly dislike - the one with the mounted knight.

You forgot the 1E Revised cover. Very posing. And for the record, I DESPISE the 2E PHB cover as the worst PHB cover ever.

That's what I've been doing for my homebrew since at least 2E - I had an Animalfolk race and from that you could make just about any sort of animal themed humanoid you wanted. They are a sort of fey, so you don't generally have villages of just turtlefolk or dovefolk or whatever, they would be...

It does make sure they are looking at the right document :)

Why not both? Does the damage you listed on the stat block and has the choice of either starting a grapple or flinging the hapless hero 5-20 (1d4 x 5) feet away (who takes falling damage and landing prone)?

This is the cover I'm using for my homebrew rules. Yes, its AI generated. Don't care.

It's actually the reverse. DPR is one of the factors used to determine CR. The more damage a creature does, generally the higher the CR.

Actually, it does - you could have the dragon do a "bite and fling" (dragon chooses to grapple or toss the opponent some distance).

the Living Greyhawk RPGA network had tons of Greyhawk adventures, I ended up playing in a few. The Sunless Citadel, Forge of Fury, etc. were based in Greyhawk, well about as much as the old 1E adventures were. WotC initially refrained from branding as they were just coming off the issues from...

Oh, whoops! Should have checked that first! Well, maybe this kind of change will make it a CR 30, and an incentive to bring back some of the missing age categories to fill in lower CR areas. ;)

I'd say more around 174 hp, but! there's a good chance either via magic items or spells he can mitigate a lot more. Conversely, the wizard's only likely to have around 72 hp or so. But honestly, this is a CR 30 creature in the first place, it ought to be deadly. The change to CR would have to...

Agreed. Similarly, was never really enthused with E.T., and bailed when trying to watch it again recently.

🤔 I like the border art and background, not so sold on the picture.

From what I remember of my higher level games, the party is past the point where gathering information is a problem or a goal (such as a mundane murder mystery or puzzle or trap). It has to switch to knowing what to do with the information they've received. Likewise, high-level characters...