I am waiting for a walker of the waist the protecter of the the dessert, sandstorm was my favorite book of dnd it brought some really unique races and some really cool facts about dwarves . " Gimley Gang for life"

new faves are dugar, vedolken, and arococra... to be honest the under dark is the coolest to me now.

All this to say I have delved pretty deep and I do love a lot about wats new but there is still this hole where my sand giant character used to be. bring back giant heroes please, if I'm walking round with a dragon every game(on and off team) I feel as though a giant is not to much.

creating sand, swimming though sand, and sand manipulation;

dedicating touch, petrification, and thirst

are heavy hitting mechanics but I know the can be nerfed;

sand shaper, walker in the waist, ashworm dragoon(specialized mounts and combat abilities), lord of the tides and scorpion heritor and even scion of tem et nu all great prestiges 

every part of that book could easily make thousands of stories. do you remember these... if not you need to look into it, because this is one book that can really get your characters on a different adventure.

 bhukas and asheratis are great races that should also return.

in closing I think dnd beyond should incorporate the past into its future and remember with ought these rules its not dnd I feel as though being in a town a dessert in the snow all feel the same, and thats because there are no rules dictating the environment of coarse a good dm can solve this problem but it something to be thought of in my opinion.

oh and rune priest, I always wanted to do it but never got that chance.

Any thing you wish to see? 

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Sorry, not trying to be a jerk but there was only one comprehensible sentence in your post, and that was the last one.

You do realize that this website is not owned by the company that makes D&D, right? This website is just a fancy online digital bookstore that only sells D&D stuff. They don't actually write any of the books, they just sell them. If you would like to make suggestions to the company that actually publishes D&D about what they should publish next, you want to talk to these people: https://dnd.wizards.com

hope you can read it better 

I realize this is a general discussion where I was just saying some cool things I remember so I can here others old favorites or opinions on what you think would make dnd more fun. do you have any ideas 

Krynn.

I am going to make the party all play Gully Dwarves. 

I'm well educated, have above average IQ, and aced English in school.

And despite reading your post 3 times I still barely understand what the heck you're on about.

I think you're saying you're waiting for some things from a particular book from past D&D to do with sand- things?

If that's right, why not just take the book and recreate some of it using the Homebrew tools? I've made some Sand spells and an Earth-based Sorcerer subclass. It's not difficult if you want to get your Gaara on.

If that's not right then - I got nothing. Can you be more clear, please?

Your spelling, punctuation, and grammar are atrocious:

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All this to say I have delved pretty deep and I do love a lot about wats what’s new (my new faves are dugar Duergar, vedolken Vedalken, and arococra Aarakocra... to be honest the under dark Underdark is the coolest to me now), but there is still this hole where my sand giant character used to be.

I am waiting for a return of walker of the waist Walker in the Waste the protecter of the the dessert desert, Sandstorm was my favorite book of dnd it brought some really unique races and some really cool facts about dwarves. (#gimleygangforllife) Every part of that book could easily make thousands of stories. Do you remember these...? If not you need to look into it, because this is one book that can really get your characters on a different adventure.

Bring back giant heroes Please make Giant PCs playable again, if I'm walking round with a dragon every game/(on and off team) I feel as though a giant is not to much. Creating sand, swimming though sand, and sand manipulation; dedicating desiccating touch, petrification, and thirst.... are These were heavy hitting mechanics but I know the can be nerfed; balanced. Bhukas and asheratis Asherati are great races that should also return.

Sand shaper, walker in the waist wastes, ashworm dragoon/(specialized mounts and combat abilities), lord of the tides and scorpion heritor and even scion of tem et nu tem-et-nu were all great prestige classes. Oh and rune priest, I always wanted to do it but never got that chance.

In closing I think dnd beyond should incorporate the past into its future and remember with ought without these rules its not dnd I feel as though being in a town a dessert desert in the snow all feel the same, and thats because there are no rules dictating the environment of coarse a good dm can solve this problem but it something to be thought of in my opinion.

Anything you wish to see?

 That was the best I could do under the circumstances. The organization was terrible, you kept bouncing back and forth between topics, mixing up comments about older D&D and newer D&D, mixing up comments about races and prestige classes and back again.... I did what I could....

DnD Beyond does not get to decide what goes into D&D. WotC makes those decisions, DDB just sells the books.

There are already rules for hot and cold environments: https://www.dndbeyond.com/sources/dmg/adventure-environments#WildernessSurvival

They will most likely never bring Large PCs or Prestige Classes back to 5e.

Sandstorm was a 3.5 Edition D&D supplement that centered around The Desert.  It had new player character races, new monsters, new feats, new rules for survival in The Desert, and new Prestige Classes.  DDefener apparently liked it a lot, and had a Sand Giant player character.  They would like to see the Stuff from Sandstorm incorporated into D&D Beyond. 

As side notes, they also feel that the 5th Edition D&D rules for environments are lacking.  Their favorite player character races now are Duergar (A Dwarf subrace), Vedalken, and Aarakocra.  Their favorite gaming environment is the Underdark.

They also ask what other folks would like to see added to D&D Beyond.

At least that's what I got.

lol thanks 

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Sandstorm was a 3.5 Edition D&D supplement that centered around The Desert.  It had new player character races, new monsters, new feats, new rules for survival in The Desert, and new Prestige Classes.  DDefener apparently liked it a lot, and had a Sand Giant player character.  They would like to see the Stuff from Sandstorm incorporated into D&D Beyond. 

As side notes, they also feel that the 5th Edition D&D rules for environments are lacking.  Their favorite player character races now are Duergar (A Dwarf subrace), Vedalken, and Aarakocra.  Their favorite gaming environment is the Underdark.

They also ask what other folks would like to see added to D&D Beyond.

At least that's what I got.

 guess I need to work on my English but you hammered the nail 

the rules don't exist any more but I would have to employment thirst its kind of like fatigue 

desiccating touch does thirst damage dehydrating the enemy till he drops dead circumventing health bars and the damage is doubled against plant and water subtypes 

you know what I don't have nothing better to do I will try it. I hope they changed up and let you warriors spells

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the rules don't exist any more but I would have to employment thirst its kind of like fatigue 

desiccating touch does thirst damage dehydrating the enemy till he drops dead circumventing health bars and the damage is doubled against plant and water subtypes 

you know what I don't have nothing better to do I will try it. I hope they changed up and let you warriors spells

 
Use Necrotic Damage (draining of life, fluid and more)

Example:  Abi-Dalzim’s Horrid Wilting

walker in the waste makes you a dry litch im trying to make it in home brew now 

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walker in the waste makes you a dry litch im trying to make it in home brew now 

 
If you do consider posting it in the Homebrew & House Rules forum. The peeps that frequent there are used to reviewing and making homebrew and can probably provide useful feedback or help you if you get stuck.

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