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Did they, they seem more or less the same as the 1983 with a few minor things.

Very few of the various Suel are. Like they are probably the most spread out ethnic group.

I think you just identify too much with the Suel. And the Scarlet Order are still said to be Sueloise Militarists and their kingdom is not allowed to outsiders.

29 pages and what damage?

Sorry I disagree with you cause I think what all those quotes said are correct in my view.

I wasn’t actually responding to you. But keeping track of these various things is something that gets me sometimes, so having these reminders could be helpful to running the game.

They look very useful to me.

They are still clearly evil, just less clearly racist. But they probably are cause of the thing that calls them out as being Suel.

Doing Treasure is pretty easy. Lets say the party defeated a CR 7 Monster that likes Relics and has a Treasure Hoard. They find 3300 Gold Worth of Art Objects, and 2 Magic Items. One Common, and the other Rare. The Common item is a Ruby of the War Mage, and the Rare is a Periapt of Proof...

Yes I posted earlier some of the NPCs. The Knight Commander of the Shield Lands is a Dragonborn.

The Free Rules on Beyond which had the PHB material have been updated with DMG material. https://www.dndbeyond.com/sources/dnd/free-rules Provides easy access to a fair amount of the book, I like that the Lore Glossary and Tracking Sheets are included.

It’s still like 90% humans. And Aasimar, and Tieflings can directly come from humans.

At the vary least several leaders are stated to be of the newer playable species in the new Greyhawk chapter. A Dragonborn is the Knight Commander of the forces in the Shield Lands, Drax the Constable Mayor of Rel Astra is an orc now. The Hunting Lands/Rovers of the Barrens are ruled by a...

What do you mean by that?

You linked the list, the Baklunish worship several of the gods on the list you posted. Pelor, Boccob, Istus, and Nerull

Why would they not remain in Ysgard, the plane based on their domain.

Yeah, but he's pretty divorced from that one at this point. He even lost his hand to a different wolf.

Well FR Tyr is fairly different from the Norse version. Like being the fair, blind and maimed god of justice, as opposed to his Norse Counterpart being a god of war and tactics.

I don’t really care what those OS DM’s do. Most monsters and species need no justification for showing up in D&D, they are just there.

I don’t think limiting species really makes sense in Greyhawk given that it is the generic.