Insect-like people with two pairs of arms and protective chitin don’t sleep and speak with clacking mandibles and waving antennae. Plasmoids previously appeared in Spelljammer.

PlasmoidĪmorphous beings that eat through osmosis and lack internal organs, becoming puddles or lumps when they sleep. Originally, Hadozee’s were a Spelljammer monster, rather than PC race. Simians from the trees, climbers with membranes of flesh between their limbs that allow them to glide. Giffs originally appeared in D&D 2e’s Monstrous Manual. Is it Jif, or gif? Wizards did that joke. Large and memorable, Giffs are hippo-like storytellings who… wait for it… are divided into two comps on how you pronounce Giff. Mechanical beings made by rock gnomes but have the “True Life” trait, and so are Constructs that can be affected by spells like “Cure Wounds”.Īutognomes, like other races in this update, hark back to the Spelljammer setting. These elves ventured from the Feywild long ago, reaching the Astral Plane closer to their gods.

Thri-kreen: A six-limbed, telepathic insectoid.

Hadozee: A highly adaptive simian being who uses winglike membranes to glide.

Giff: A hippo-headed being of impressive size.

Autognome: A mechanical gnome gifted with free will.

Astral Elf: An elf denizen of the Astral Plane who is likely thousands of years old.

The latest Unearthed Arcana, out today, is about Travelers of the Multiverse.

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