How did you find the Spider/Drider Month?

with Spelljammer on the horizon, I'd think it a good idea to make some of the under-represented races in different classes. Giff come to mind first, even though they are available I feel like 90% are the MonsterManual representation which is like, cartoon Hippo+the Hunter from 90s Jumanji. I'd like to see you dudes take on a Giff that doesnt look like a joke, a bad ass hippofolk barbarian, warlock, etc. Second is Gith, hugely underrepresented in the stl world and when you can find a decent one, again its the MM representation with jeweled armor and a sword. Outside of that, I often see people always ask for more Warforged(meh), Tabaxi(yes) and Tieflings(meh)

BigKittyPaints

I like the idea of the some classic D&D heros. Maybe some classic dungeon monsters or some epic bosses.

Nathan Bursac

I try to, but its nice to gauge what does well/what doesn't. + Its nice for people to comment on polls so they don't have to leave snarky messages when they leave haha.

The key thing is to do stuff that takes your fancy.

Michael Blake

Random strangers

Chris Walters

I think thats a direction i might move into. DnD Heroes. I'd need a list of the typical "Classics" though.

A range of player characters. I know you don’t want to do them because you think everyone will want a specific weapon / armour combo for their own PC but I honestly think you’d get a lot of interest if you did. Each month could be a different class with a range of male / female archetypes of different races. Once you’ve got the base mesh of each race / gender combination you could reskin them multiple times for different classes. Keep it simple, do all the classics then go back around each class again with some more obscure variations. Eventually you’d have a catalogue of PC models that people could pick from, not to mention they’d probably do great as a Kickstarter.

Beasts. I am running a Moon druid in Tomb of Annihilation and would love beasts from CR 0 up to CR 6. That would cover most other classes that use Find Familiar too. There are not many Owlin minis out unless you want cute ones that don't really work in a D&D setting. I found one Owl wizard mini.. There is a need Owlin Ranger, Wizard, etc, in both Great Horned and Wood Owl looks. You did Strahd. Tomb of Annihilation or one of the other modules would work as there are many of us that buy models specific to the campaigns we are running.

Haha i can't do much for humblewood, lets say just say, i already have.

Also, I'd love to see your take on the bird folk and humble folk of the Humblewood setting, which is becoming more popular and is underrepresented, they have a ton of great race/class combinations and they can also be used for the Root RPG which is really taking off.

J M Green

Symbaroum by Free League has a different take on goblins, trolls and ogres. Basically after a time, goblins pupate and emerge as ogres or trolls, but they are intelligent and can be player characters. The trolls in particular have a strange kind of music-based magic called troll singing. I'd love to see these more intelligent, thoughtful versions of trolls and ogres, basically they are like giant-kin. I'd love to see a series of troll-singers and ogre wizards/druids.

J M Green

Gonna use the idea that one guy said about the rats and make me a spider swarm or three. Ideas: mech suits, constructs/Warforged, finish the undead chess set (my father in law really wants them sitting across from his human chess pieces).