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New Dungeons and Dragons Field Guide Adds Three Subclasses and Floral Dragonborn Species

August 25, 2026
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New Dungeons and Dragons Field Guide Adds Three Subclasses and Floral Dragonborn Species

The latest Dungeons and Dragons partnered content drop on D&D Beyond is available to purchase now and it includes a ton of new character creation options for players and new tools for DMs to create and run a floral dragon-filled adventure.

Hit Point Press Reveals The Field Guide to Floral Dragons

The Field Guide to Floral Dragons is available now on D&D Beyond and brings a ton of new content to the TTRPG for gamers who want to infuse some unique floral magic into their next adventure.

“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. Featuring Kin Wald’s gorgeous illustrations, this book contains everything you need to spark imagination and create floral dragon-filled stories and adventures.”

The supplemental material would be a good match for play groups who are fans of How to Train Your Dragon, Dragonology, and Lady Cottington’s Pressed Fairy Book.

Although there are a ton of new materials included, the biggest highlight of the new collection for most players will likely be the new Floral Dragon subclass options that it opens up. Here is a list of the new character options:

  • Balance beauty and ferocity as a Circle of Flowers Druid
  • investigate and protect the natural world as a Field Researcher Ranger
  • enter into a pact with a fungal entity as a Fungus Warlock!

Additionally, the rest of the key features of the materials include:

  • Floral Dragon Bestiary – Discover and grow with over 20 unique species of floral dragons, along with pollinators like the vespon bee, pests, and fungal corrupted dragons.
  • Become a Floral Dragonborn – Blending the beauty of flowers and the ferocity of dragons, floral dragonborns take after the mysterious and majestic floral dragons.
  • Pests and Pollinators – Explore the environment of the floral dragons with the hungry florivore and charming vespon dragon bees.
  • Mushroom Dragon Corruption – Uncover the dark history of the ferocious Mushroom Dragon and seek a cure for its spreading corruption.
  • Draconic Curios – 12 new magical items that embody the essence of the floral dragons

The Field Guide to Floral Dragons is available now for $29.99. Be sure to check back soon for lots more Dungeons and Dragons news and updates.

Dungeons and Dragons is available now at local game shops and digitally through D&D Beyond, Roll20, and other similar services.

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