D&d 5e creature types

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They have no other 'subtype', to use the D&D 3rd edition term, as those don't strictly exist (although parenthetical 'tags' after the type exist and are most commonly used in statblocks to give the creature's race).

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If even the more powerful half-dragons are simply humanoid, then dragonborn are also certainly humanoid, as Crawford says.

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Some adventure modules, including Hoard of the Dragon Queen (p.91-93), do include such NPCs as: They are humanoids.ĭespite much searching, I am unable to find a D&D 5th edition book featuring a dragonborn NPC statblock.