Editing Githzerai (section)

===5th Edition===
In 5th edition, githzerai resurfaced in the September 2017 issue of [[Unearthed Arcana]], with results that were... different to what'd come before, but technically also more of the same.  The accompanying video spends a tiny amount of time talking about the entire gith race compared to the labor of love that was the [[eladrin]], and included an admission that they're basically throwing together something uninspired because people keep asking them about it rather than out of any actual creative passion for the project.  You know, same reason the [[dragonborn]] sucks?  Hell, they couldn't even be bothered to write up a paragraph of racial fluff for them, instead putting a big ol' "See ''Monster Manual'' for details" right in the text.  

Anyway, like the dragonborn, they're not ''bad'', but they're (arguably) underpowered in comparison to most other PC options, including, weirdly, their much less PC-friendly cousins:
::+2 Wisdom, +1 Intelligence
::Medium
::Speed 30 feet
::Vision: Normal
::Monastic Training: When you are NOT using a shield AND are NOT wearing Medium or Heavy Armor, increase your AC by +1.
::Githzerai Psionics: Mage Hand at-will, Shield 1/day at 3rd level, Detect Thoughts 1/day at 5th level, all keying off of Wisdom.

Gith PCs were used in a teaser adventure previewing ''Mordekainen's Tome of Foes'', letting fans get an early look at the official version. Githzerai changed the most, swapping the Monastic Training feature for the new Mental Discipline feature, which gives them Advantage to saves against the Charm and Fear conditions. ''Mordekainen's Monsters of the Multiverse'' would give them a rewrite, providing the generic +2/+1 to two stats/+1 to three stats made standard by recent books and replacing their AC boost with both resistance to psychic damage and advantage to all saves against the Charmed or Frightened condition.