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From publisher blurb:
Explore a wealth of fantastic new rules options for both players and Dungeon Masters in this supplement for the world’s greatest roleplaying game.
Assembled here for the first time is new information on adventurers of every stripe. In addition, you’ll find and valuable advice for those of nefarious intent who must deal with such meddling do-gooders, including the Xanathar’s personal thoughts on how to dispatch anyone foolish enough to interfere with his business dealings. Alongside observations on “heroes” themselves, the beholder fills the pages of this tome with his personal thoughts on tricks, traps, and even treasures and how they can be put to villainous use.
Complete rules for more than twenty new subclasses for fifth edition Dungeons & Dragons, including the cavalier, the inquisitive, the horizon walker, and many more.
Dozens of new feats and spells, and a system to give your character a unique, randomized backstory.
A variety of systems and tools that provide Dungeon Masters new ways to personalize their home games, while also expanding the ways players can engage in organized play and shared world campaigns.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but evil is in its heart!
The Xanathar…
Waterdeep’s most infamous crime lord, and a beholder to boot…
You’d be shocked to discover just how much he knows about you…
Yes, you… adventurers.
Steve Dubya
While I certainly won't ever get around to using all the content from Xanathar's, I can say that characters for the campaign I'm currently DMing (early 2021) have made use of more than a few options, with a couple of character classes coming directly from here.
ZCorbain
WotC: https://dnd.wizards.com/products/tabletop-games/rpg-products/xanathars-guide-everything LibraryThing: https://www.librarything.com/work/19707860/book/209013862
SonyBlack
Amazing new subclass options, some minor magic items for low lvl play; great guildlines and suggestions on how to make item proficiencies more relevant inside a game. For me this is a must have for both players and DMs - after the appropriate base books of course