Editing Neogi (section)

==Subsequent Editions==
They mostly got ignored once ''Spelljammer'' died, but [[Lords of Madness]] in 3e had a whole chapter on them with a mini-adventure, and they had both an appearance in the [[Monster Manual]] 2 and an Ecology article in [[Dragon Magazine]] in 4e. In 5e they were officially added back into the game with ''Volo's Guide to Monsters'', which statted them out, described their life-cycle (though they now lay their eggs on the Great Old Master rather than just having him suddenly die of pregnancy), and softened them just enough that they can now cooperate with other civilizations as evil and depraved as they are in situations where self-preservation overrides their natural desire to enslave and dominate. This makes them a bit less "enslave at all costs!" and more greed-driven space-slave-merchants.