It contains the first 19 pages of the document, which includes rules for tiny races, and racial traits all the way through Basilisk. To those of you who haven't taken the plunge, I encourage you to check out the "full preview" on the other page. Even if you didn't like what I wrote, your opinion is valuable, and it helps people make informed decisions. DMsGuild doesnt have a way to send out review copies, so youre the only people who can leave a review.
As thanks, I'll post a handful of the races if anyone wants to see a specific race as a preview.Įdit 1: A very humble request to those of you who were generous enough to buy a copy: once you've had some time to look it over, could I ask you to leave a review on the product page? DM's Guild doesn't get a lot of reviews, which makes it really difficult for people to decide where to spend their money. This subreddit was absolutely the impetus for this project, and a big source of motivation. They're in there, too, right next to Demiliches. How about a Death Knight? You want to play a Death Knight? Heck yeah you do. Do you want to play a Balor? Do it.ĭo you want to play a vampire, but the rules in the Monster Manual don't work in a real party of adventurers? I've got new rules for it. Want to play a Kobold, but don't like the version in Volo's Guide to Monsters? I've got an alternate version that you might like better. Want to play a Yuan-ti? Any of the three varieties? They're in there, and they're balanced.
It's 283 294 pages of almost solid content.Įvery creature in the monster manual as a playable race. I've posted some previews on the weekly questions thread whenever people ask for ideas on how to play monsters as playable races. I've been working on this for a year and a half.
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