Dungeons & Dragons - Which Ceratopsian?

[Ridureyu]

To make a long story short, a new edition of D&D is coming out soon (5 editions in forty years!).  With the playtest material that they have released, I noticed that the Druid class's "Wild Shape' (animal transformation) feature changes the animal based on level, with tougher animals showing up the stronger you are.  And what is one of his really high-level transformations?

A Triceratops.

But you know, I can't just let things be.  The stats won't change, but... I can't just become a triceratops!  So, which Ceratopsian should I be if I play a druid? Xenoceratops?  Styracosaurus?  Pentaceratops?  Diabloceratops?  Pachyrhinosaurus?

[Splonkadumpocus]

Considering a number of the aforementioned ceratopsians aren't as large as Triceratops, you could potentially get a Styracosaurus or a Diabloceratops at a lower level than the Triceratops. You'd need to scale it back a bit though.

[Ridureyu]

Nah, that's only if we care to restat.  D&D is based on playing fast and loose with things, so it'll end up just being a reskin of the same beast, for flavor sake.