As you gaze up at the majestic apple tree, he opens his glowing golden eyes and shakes his branch-horn crowned head, scattering buzzing Vespon dragon-bees. Captured sunlight pulses in his chest, and his root-claws dig deep into the rich soil making the earth beneath you tremble. The tree asks your name in a low rumble, revealing himself to be a majestic Apple Tree Dragon.
Welcome to the world of the Floral Dragons, creatures half-plant, half-dragon, and full of magic!
The Field Guide to Floral Dragons blends the fascinating world of flowers with the fantastic world of dragons. Add a dash of magic, and the result is this fabulously floral draconomicon.
28 new monsters and 12 new thematic magic items
Three new subclasses and the Floral Dragonborn species
Floral Friends. The floral dragons are varied as they are beautiful. Swap stories with the dreamy Cherry Blossom Dragon, take a ride on a gentle Water Lily Dragon, or bond with a loyal Rhododendron Dragon. When you become a dragon gardener you can tend to these magical creatures and gather a bouquet of friends.
Floral Foes. A keen gardener knows plants can harm as well as heal. Confront the Manchineel Dragon or “death apple” whose sap cuts an acidic trail of destruction through the landscape, or tangle with the Wisteria Dragon that strangles entire villages, inspired by the real plant’s ability to tear down buildings. Evade the Aconite Dragon, outwit the Vampire Lily Dragon, or help a city overgrown with Clematis Dragons. Resistance to Poison damage alone isn’t enough to keep you safe!
Pest and Pollinators. The floral dragons exist within an ecosystem as magical as they are. Encounter the Vespons and try their magical honey. But watch out for infestations of Florivores! These nasty bugs love to drink the sap of floral dragons.
With 28 new monsters to encounter and 12 new thematic magic items to wield, there are so many thrilling and cozy stories to be told with floral dragons.
Flourish with Three New Subclasses and the Floral Dragonborn
Three new subclasses and one new species draw you deeper into the world of the floral dragons.
Circle of Flowers Druid. Wildshaping into a floral dragon changes you root to branch. Channel the magic of the floral dragons to blur the lines between humanoids, dragons, and plants. You have found a balance to embody the best of all three.
Field Researcher Ranger. You know that to protect the wilderness, you must first understand it. Heighten your powers of observation and summon powerful research subjects as allies. You are an expert, outstanding in your field.
Fungus Warlock. Become one with the Fungus Warlock Patron to spread your web of power wide. Add your enemies to your fungal network and draw vitality from their decay. But are you in control of the fungus or is it in control of you?
Floral Dragonborns. In a world with floral dragons, there must be Floral Dragonborns! Choose from six Floral Legacies to create a Floral Dragonborn connected to your favorite flower. This new species blends beauty and ferocity with a Floral Breath Weapon and Draconic Blossoming to let you flourish.
Untangle the Fungal Web of the Pleurossa
Underneath the Beauty Lurks a Rot. By piecing together the field notes of four intrepid researchers, you can uncover the tragic tale of the sorcerer Izora and her experiments that sent the Pleurossa Fungus on a rampage of revenge. Its corrupting web is spreading, ensnaring floral dragons as unwitting pawns until it grows strong enough to produce a terrible, ravenous Mushroom Dragon.
It’s Up to You. Can you untangle the mycelial network of fungal threads and restore the balance of nature before the floral dragons are wiped out? With rules for the corrupting fungal spread, multiple corrupted dragon stat blocks, and a corruption template, you’ll find everything you need to run a satisfying story of mushroom mystery and fungal ferocity.
Grown with Care and Ready for You to Plant
Artistic Admiration for Plants. The floral dragons don’t just look like flowers, but have deep roots in botany and mythology. Artist Kin Wald drew inspiration from the beauty of flowers as well as their habitats and unique biology. As well as their vivid illustrations, each dragon has sketches of its fascinating behaviours and environments to give a full picture of what makes it special.
Inspired by Nature. Starting with Kin’s beautiful art and adding even more research into flowers’ cultural meanings and biology, we at Hit Point Press crafted the dragons’ lore and stat blocks, creating legends of their creation, detailed life cycles, and their relationships with humanoids. We included multiple adventure hooks, motivations, and personality traits for every dragon to make them ready to drop into any game. These dragons are blooming with vitality and personality!
Plant floral dragons in your game today to grow vibrant new stories!
Was this book written as a 5e book first then poorly converted into 5.5e without actually updating the content in the book? I looked through most of the stat blocks and yeah, it's written like a weird hybrid between the 5e (legacy) stat block format and the 5.5e (new) stat block format.
It's very jarring as honestly, I'd prefer it to be one or the other, not both.
The main problem is when it combines both the new and old formats into one confusing mess, like with the Apple Tree Dragon's breath weapon. The breath weapon action below.
"Sunlight Breath (Recharge 5–6). The dragon exhales brilliant sunlight. Constitution Saving Throw: DC 24, each creature in a 90-foot Cone. Each creature in that area must make a DC 24 Constitution saving throw. Failure: 66 (12d10) radiant damage and is blinded for 1 minute. Success: Half damage only."
Was this book written as a 5e book first then poorly converted into 5.5e without actually updating the content in the book? I looked through most of the stat blocks and yeah, it's written like a weird hybrid between the 5e (legacy) stat block format and the 5.5e (new) stat block format.
It's very jarring as honestly, I'd prefer it to be one or the other, not both.
The main problem is when it combines both the new and old formats into one confusing mess, like with the Apple Tree Dragon's breath weapon. The breath weapon action below.
"Sunlight Breath (Recharge 5–6). The dragon exhales brilliant sunlight. Constitution Saving Throw: DC 24, each creature in a 90-foot Cone. Each creature in that area must make a DC 24 Constitution saving throw. Failure: 66 (12d10) radiant damage and is blinded for 1 minute. Success: Half damage only."
The physical copy of the book doesn't have the subclasses. I'm kinda sad. But the book is amazingly drawn and beautifully illustrated. It's obviously lovingly created. I just wish they included the classes and the new dragonborn species.
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Posted Aug 27, 2026I know what it will do to me but I don't care
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Posted Aug 27, 2026Was this book written as a 5e book first then poorly converted into 5.5e without actually updating the content in the book? I looked through most of the stat blocks and yeah, it's written like a weird hybrid between the 5e (legacy) stat block format and the 5.5e (new) stat block format.
It's very jarring as honestly, I'd prefer it to be one or the other, not both.
The main problem is when it combines both the new and old formats into one confusing mess, like with the Apple Tree Dragon's breath weapon. The breath weapon action below.
"Sunlight Breath (Recharge 5–6). The dragon exhales brilliant sunlight. Constitution Saving Throw: DC 24, each creature in a 90-foot Cone. Each creature in that area must make a DC 24 Constitution saving throw. Failure: 66 (12d10) radiant damage and is blinded for 1 minute. Success: Half damage only."
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Posted Aug 29, 2026Who cares we're all gonna anyway so be happy
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Posted Aug 29, 2026I like how you think, Justdomyidea i play Dragonborne warlocks alot, so this looks great.
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Posted Aug 29, 2026Cue the incoming Deltarune chapter 5 jokes
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Posted Aug 30, 2026*Fungal dragon
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Posted Aug 30, 2026Cool floral dragons
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Posted Aug 30, 2026jarona
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Posted Aug 30, 2026So cool!
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Posted Sep 5, 2026The physical copy of the book doesn't have the subclasses. I'm kinda sad. But the book is amazingly drawn and beautifully illustrated. It's obviously lovingly created. I just wish they included the classes and the new dragonborn species.
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Posted Sep 10, 2026When u post the physical book, mind adding a one time code so that we can have the physical book AND a the floral Dragonborn species?