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tryco 01-30-07, 05:07 PM	books i want to see: -Book of the Planes --> books that focus on the planes. i know hardly anything about Mechanus, the Beastlands, Gehanna (or something) and alot of other things. WotC should make seperate books about them (something like Fiendish Codex). it won't make alot of money, but it sure keeps alot of players happy. -Magic D20 --> a book about Magic: the Gathering. creatures (preffebly: Kavu and Slivers), classes and spells. it shouldn't be too difficult. MtG and DnD are made by the same company (WotC). so whats the problem. -Pokemon D20 --> i just like the pokemon themselfs. this also shouldn't be a problem. WotC made the TCG. so a RPG would be great. -Final Fantasy D20 --> it would be worth waiting for it (i hope). i would like to see alot of monsters. maybe some maps, NPC and classes. could be a big problem. - books that make computer games playable for D20 (like the GTA series). couln't think of, maybe later. i know alot of them are already done by post'ers here, but i would like to see some official stuff (book bound). give some more (serious) ideas.
Return of the Flumph 01-30-07, 05:11 PM	They already made a Manual of the Planes. The rest are ridiculous.
elondir 01-30-07, 05:13 PM	Consolidated Prestige Class Compendium: 320 pages of the best. Feat compendium: hopefully taken care of in the Rules Compendium. A sourcebook for ruling domains and waging large scale warfare, including a quick battle resolution system. I don't think Heroes of Battle or Power of Faerun systems are quite right; I favor something more like the Rules Cyclopedia system, but want more detail sometimes. I want a system for when the players decide to stop doing small adventures and raise huge armies and take over the world. Sometimes the battle isn't just a backdrop for an adventure, and sending a small team into the enemy commander's camp gets old after the sixth or seventh city, when all the PC's really want is to enlarge their borders to move on to the next city.
Seeker95 01-30-07, 07:57 PM	Aquatic Adventures Not Stormwrack, with most of the action above the water. Aquatic, with all of the action below the surface. Give us rules, mechanics, and even fluff on how to run an entire adventure or campaign beneath the surface of the waves.
Krusk 01-30-07, 07:59 PM	Id be a fan of prestige class, and feat compendiums as well. I think i could go for a pirate conversion book that wasnt stormwrack. I wasnt a fan of it. Id also like a norseesq conversion. Basically something dnd that totally rips off norse mythology without saying they do. Sort of like sandstorm and dune.
Dorox1 01-30-07, 08:29 PM	They already made a Manual of the Planes. I don't think he means a manual of the planes, I think he means a seperate one for each plane (or at least the good ones). Either way I think that's a great idea. Especialy Mechanus.
IdleAltruism 01-30-07, 08:34 PM	A new ELH :weep: . A new savage species with detailed rules for level adjustments and revamping of weaker LA races. A book on the far realms. A book full of fighter only feats.
Max the Immortal 01-30-07, 08:37 PM	A new epic-level handbook. I know, I know, there's probably not enough demand for one, but I'd certainly buy it.
Artector 01-30-07, 08:47 PM	Complete Psionics. (They one they already made wasn't Complete, and only the slightest bit Psionic) Draconimicon (I think its still technically 3.0) I loved the book, and I'm sure there's more they could do with it. Claws and Teeth. A book that emphasizes fighting with natural weapons. Something like that would be interesting in the least. Clockwork Creations. A book that focuses on mechanical items of great value, and are still useful at higher levels. It could have traps, weapons, vehicles, and misc. gadgets.
pukunui 01-30-07, 09:30 PM	I don't think he means a manual of the planes, I think he means a seperate one for each plane (or at least the good ones). Either way I think that's a great idea. Especialy Mechanus.There's also the Planar Handbook, but I know what you mean ... Draconomicon (I think its still technically 3.0) I loved the book, and I'm sure there's more they could do with it.It's technically 3.5 since it was published after the release of the 3.5 core rules. I'm with Seeker95 - I'd like to see an Environment book focusing on undersea adventures. I've got a player who's really keen to do one, and I think it could be fun. It would have to address things like depth, pressure, density, undersea volcanoes, the thermocline ... I'd also like a feat compendium to go along with the spell and soon-to-be-released magic item compendiums. Amazon.com has a listing for a 'rule compendium' ... I wonder what that will be? What I'd like to see more than anything else, though, is a book on low-magic campaigns -- whether it's a general guide book or a specific low-magic campaign setting. There's too much reliance on magic for my taste these days ... the prevailing attitude around here, especially, is that you should be able to walk into any town and find a shop that will sell any magic item in the DMG ... Too often I see people asking for help with a problem and the answer they get is "Just get X or Y magic item". Even if it were that easy, I don't think it ought to be.
Herobane 01-30-07, 09:33 PM	Book of Extraordinary Deeds (A.K.A. Feat Compendium) A PotC Campaign Setting
Schitzophrenia_Manifest 01-30-07, 09:47 PM	Monster Manual V (that doesn't suck). I dunno...something expanding on Tome of Battle, maybe? I mean, it's a nice system and everything. Complete Warlock (I can't be the only one here who wants to see that, can I?). I think books that focus on each of the different schools of magic would be kind of neat (you know, Book of Abjuration, Book of Necromancy, etc). Something that makes real-world pantheons into usable D&D material (a la Deities and Demigods).
Herobane 01-30-07, 09:50 PM	They already made a Manual of the Planes. Yeah. I've got it. It sucks. The rest are ridiculous. He has a point. Who wants to ROLEPLAY a cardgame?!
Herobane 01-30-07, 09:53 PM	-Pokemon D20 --> i just like the pokemon themselfs. this also shouldn't be a problem. WotC made the TCG. so a RPG would be great. True, they did make a Pokémon Card Game. But they also STOPPED making a Pokémon card game. Because Pokémon "suddenly" sucked. Hint hint, nudge nudge?
Realityhack 01-30-07, 09:57 PM	I would like to see a book that goes over all the other books and combines them more smoothly. For example. In the all new Complete Scoundrel there is a Buguiler class. Now I understand why they only gave that class spells from the PHB and the CS. However there are a couple in Complete Adventurer that I think would be excelent for that base spell list. But CA came out earlyer so it can't be a breakout in CA (which DOES have a breakout for adding spells to the hexblade class from CW which is very similar). I would love to see a book that gives information on combining the various other suplements (without duplicating their content).
Ics 01-30-07, 10:00 PM	A book on the far realms. :coolcthul ! Tome of Psionics (following the example set in the first two Tome books) Fiend Folio II (more new monsters, grafts, and symbionts!)
Whisper_Swiftblade 01-30-07, 10:03 PM	a book for true nuetral (like how the book oe exalted deeds was all about good) a book for lawful a book for chaotic a book that expands on existing, new classes (hexblade, beguiler ect.) book o' feats (I think Battle Manual would be a good title) the MTG idea sounds good to me.
Aryxbez 01-30-07, 10:03 PM	New Epic Level Handbook New Arms and Equipment guide:like to see the 3.5 prices Book of Monstrous Humanoids like my favorite, the Minotaur Book about revamping the crappy classes such as the fighter and the ranger. Thus making classes on these boards that were created official. Like OneWinged4ngels Paladin,Seerows Fighter and Ottos barbarian,swashbuckler. something like my Hexblade would be nice too. Feat Compendium Prestige class compendium that brings back old prestige classes and revamps them, like the Gladiator or the Devoted Defender Dragonlance books would be nice too. although that setting is dead to them. Mostly thinking like adventures Also I would love 3.5 adventures modules
pukunui 01-30-07, 10:32 PM	For example. In the all new Complete Scoundrel there is a Buguiler class. Now I understand why they only gave that class spells from the PHB and the CS. However there are a couple in Complete Adventurer that I think would be excelent for that base spell list. But CA came out earlyer so it can't be a breakout in CA (which DOES have a breakout for adding spells to the hexblade class from CW which is very similar).For the record, the beguiler is from the PHB2 ... but I think I know what you're getting at. Sounds like Complete Scoundrel has more spells to add to the beguiler's spell list. That's actually quite interesting, because normally with those "you-know-every-spell-on-your-spell-list" types, they don't add to them in subsequent supplements. Has the warmage ever gotten any new spells? New Arms and Equipment guide:like to see the 3.5 pricesSeconded. Book of Monstrous Humanoids like my favorite, the MinotaurLike an updated Savage Species? Or a 3.5 version of the Complete Book of Humanoids? Either way, I'd buy it. Dragonlance books would be nice too. although that setting is dead to them. Mostly thinking like adventuresTwo words: Sovereign Press. Also I would love 3.5 adventures modulesYour wish here is being fulfilled as we speak ... have you seen the number of adventures that are coming out this year, not to mention the ones that came out just in the last quarter of last year?
Kardanok 01-30-07, 10:42 PM	Roleplaying Handbook Something that would go into extreme detail about developing a characters personality and roleplaying him/her. No actuall stats would be in this, simply detailed tips and such.
pukunui 01-30-07, 10:53 PM	Roleplaying Handbook Something that would go into extreme detail about developing a characters personality and roleplaying him/her. No actuall stats would be in this, simply detailed tips and such. So something like this (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=products/dndacc/868960000)?
Realityhack 01-31-07, 07:34 AM	For the record, the beguiler is from the PHB2 ... but I think I know what you're getting at. Sounds like Complete Scoundrel has more spells to add to the beguiler's spell list. That's actually quite interesting, because normally with those "you-know-every-spell-on-your-spell-list" types, they don't add to them in subsequent supplements. Has the warmage ever gotten any new spells? Perhapse just a list of spells from the new suplements that can be switched out for a Beguiler spell. I don't want to change the class focus or anything. But a some of the spells are 'right up the beguilers ally' I would be willing to consider just an alternate skill list that takes advantage of some new spells too. Distract oponent seems like a beguiler style spell and is in the right school to pick up but you get a VERY limited number of pickups. The pick lock is too as it requires a skill check and they already get knock at higher level. *re: Equipment guide. Most of the stuff from the equipment guide is in adventurer or scoundrell some of it expanded. The missing part is the vehicles.
Realityhack 01-31-07, 07:40 AM	For the record, the beguiler is from the PHB2 ... but I think I know what you're getting at. Sounds like Complete Scoundrel has more spells to add to the beguiler's spell list. That's actually quite interesting, because normally with those "you-know-every-spell-on-your-spell-list" types, they don't add to them in subsequent supplements. Has the warmage ever gotten any new spells? Whoops. I think I missed your point. No AFAIK scoundrell does not add anything to the beguiler spell list. I was reading adventurer last night and the spells I mentioned above plus perhapse the shadow form would be very 'beguiler like' spells and I think it would be cool to see them in that style of class. They are all on the assasin list but I picked beguiler over assasin because liked the non-damage illusion focus better. But as more spells are added as assasin options its looking better to me.
Nimbus 01-31-07, 07:52 AM	Fiendish Codex III: Planer Manipulators For all your Yugoloth needs.
Lord_Tirian 01-31-07, 08:32 AM	Ravenloft Campaign Setting: Gothic Adventures in the Domains. Tome of Magic II: Arcanum, Divine Power & The Green. Complete Compendium: Best of the Complete Series. Climbing the Infinite Staircase: Planescape Revisited. That's my list.
Comus 01-31-07, 08:48 AM	I want to see more campaign settings. Even if they're just one book, and not expanded on. Ravenloft, Planescape, Spelljammer... I want them back.
skio 01-31-07, 09:24 AM	-Book of the Planes --> books that focus on the planes. i know hardly anything about Mechanus, the Beastlands, Gehanna (or something) and alot of other things. WotC should make seperate books about them (something like Fiendish Codex). it won't make alot of money, but it sure keeps alot of players happy. The 2nd edition already has books for this: Planes of Law, Chaos & Conflict. They are very good and you should check them out. Planescape rocked! The planes as they are now seem very boring...
Zumarai 01-31-07, 09:29 AM	-Complete Incarnum -Complete Martial Adept -Complete Wild (barbarians/druids/rangers/scouts/spirit shamans) -Races of the Soul (azurin/duskling/skarn etc) -Races of the Planes (aasimar/spikers/tieflings etc) -Races of the Mind (dromites/xeph/half-giants etc) -Races of the Orient (hengeyokai/spirit folk/vanara etc) -Book of Fey -Book of Giants -Book of Constructs -Book of Plants -Book of Anarchic Deeds -Book of Axiomatic Deeds -Book of Ultimate Balance -Kara-Tur/Al-Qadim/Maztica/Anchorome/Katashaka -Dark Sun -Planescape -Spelljammer -Mystara/Hollow World
Enderlaand 01-31-07, 10:21 AM	Consolidated Prestige Class Compendium: 320 pages of the best. Feat compendium: hopefully taken care of in the Rules Compendium. I would hate to see both of these released. They would make buying all the other books a complete waste of time. Terrible Idea.
Bruunwald 01-31-07, 01:13 PM	I would like a Game Day Book. That is, a quick reference book with all conditions, feats, skill DCs, combat actions, special abilities, qualities and creature type summaries, and maybe - maybe - a few ready-to-go NPCs, all in one book, charted in neat, clear chapters not bogged down with paragraph after paragraph of lengthy detail on blah-blah-blah. Like a DM's screen, only actually helpful and in book form, and covering everything rules-wise that counts in a pinch. Call it a glossary for everything. That way, I wouldn't have to truck seven different books to every session, and could have something easily referenced for spontaneous and impromptu games, when I can't have all of my stuff with me. A book to keep in the car.
kelvinaw273 01-31-07, 01:37 PM	The character class creation guide. Seriously, rather than snowing us under with ever more classes, why not just guve us the guide to create them ourselves?
pukunui 01-31-07, 04:02 PM	-Races of the Planes (aasimar/spikers/tieflings etc)Aasimars and tieflings are already in Races of Destiny. They also appear, along with a bunch of other planar races (including, I think, spikers) in the Planar Handbook. They're also in a bunch of Forgotten Realms supplements. The point I'm trying to make is - we don't need another book with aasimars and tieflings in it.
Witch 01-31-07, 04:18 PM	I'd like a revised, rebalanced Epic Level Handbook done by people who understand the system. Not those who think that Automatic Quicken should only give you its benefits for 1 spell level per time. I'd like a book on the yugoloths and other neutral evil fiends. I wouldn't mind if it included rakshasas. A book on Formians would be interesting too - and I wouldn't mind knowing more about the two exemplar races of true neutrality either.
R99 01-31-07, 04:39 PM	The character class creation guide. Seriously, rather than snowing us under with ever more classes, why not just guve us the guide to create them ourselves? Seconded, I honestly couldn't agree more. It would probably save space all over the forum from people (including myself) asking about balance on their latest class idea). A book that goes into detail about how to incorperate different cliche's and traits into your character without being 'omfg Eberon' style nonsense. Finally give actual rules for blind characters and advice on how to have adapted for use in game but not blindsight 2000ft. and other such flavours.
One_WingedAngel 01-31-07, 11:49 PM	Not really a book, but I would love to see more, stronger Alchemical items that would make Grenadier not suck.
spectralphoenix 01-31-07, 11:56 PM	Complete Rogue Similar to CA and CS, except a whole lot of stuf for rogues and a lot less weird bard stuff and "let's give all the other classes rogue-like abilities." Anything Planescape.
bestone 02-01-07, 12:16 AM	THE COMPLETE FIX! - fix everythign wrong with 3.5! (or should i just say 4th edition players handbook!) COMPLETE CREATION - A book with optional *imho non suckey maybey iyo its good, but i dont think so* item creation rules, ones that can be balanced without the big hindrance they are now. Aswell better creation rules for constructs, i've seen non official books with point buy construct creation systems, and i love it, but i think wizard could do a better job. COMPLETE CLASS AND FEAT COMPENDIUM - as stated earlier BETTER COMPLETE BOOKS ON EACH RACE THE COMPLETE MONSTER - a book that has a better guide system for monster creation, im sure they could create one, but also better summon lists, optional summon rules with those monsters *ive always been partial to specific monster summons, each time you take the summon spell, you pick a new monster***really love astral construct* And mote ways to turn ANY monsters into pc classes
Always-Late 02-01-07, 12:34 AM	The Complete Nerf How to fix Druid 20, Cleric 20, and WTFPRESTIGEMESS 20.
pukunui 02-01-07, 12:53 AM	(or should i just say 4th edition players handbook!)Except that this would come with its own inherent problems ... :P
Krusk 02-01-07, 01:04 AM	I would love a book on alchemical items to make the grenadier feat not suck. Or even a chapter/section in a book. We usually house rule some sort of thing every time someone wants to do an alchemist just so they dont suck. but it would be nice for a standard one.
bestone 02-01-07, 01:14 AM	Except that this would come with its own inherent problems ... :P True, so true
Ariath Ska'Vhor 02-01-07, 01:32 AM	What I would like to see is; 3.5 Epic Level Handbook Fiendish Codex III: Yugoloth-oriented title Prestige Class Compendium Tome of Divinity: For alternative divine-magic users 3.5 Savage species using newer monsters from other books from all 'round, perhaps some epic monsters aswell. Unearthed Arcana II with even more variants. I love them so.
Kazeofwinds 02-01-07, 02:14 AM	Base Class, Prc, and Feat Compendiums Dominara: The Campaign Setting (Or just a bigass book of spells and creatures from the M:tG Universe) Complete Initiator (ToB) A Point-Buy Variant/Class creation system(Or just an Unearthed Arcana 2) Alchemical Items useful past level 3 Some kind of book focused around expanding on all the previous systems they've barely touched. (Binding, Incarnum, Complete Base Classes) A Book doing Rebuilds/Variants(Martial adept versions of the PHB base classes would be nice) of some of the admittedly underpowered/poorly designed classes would be nice as well. (Even if they just commission Otto and use his) Primarily, I'd like an M:tG Based book, everyone in my group plays and loves the game, but none of us want to sit around figuring stats for everything from Kavus to Slivers to Nicol Bolas.
bestone 02-01-07, 02:24 AM	How bout just a small little book of all the errata, published into something i can pick up at the store
tryco 02-01-07, 07:15 AM	wow, alot of ideas. a WizO should come here and talk about the ideas.
Kargush 02-01-07, 07:34 AM	I think books that focus on each of the different schools of magic would be kind of neat (you know, Book of Abjuration, Book of Necromancy, etc). Though would be very helpful... Also, I'd like to see a book on divinations and the handling thereof... I've been in a few situations as a DM where a divination class spell almost ruined the entire thing... Mostly because I stuggled to actually make a "proper" prophecy...
Tyler Do'Urden 02-01-07, 09:07 AM	I'd like to see some BoVD/BoED type books for Order and Chaos, if only because it seems like it'd be difficult to write. I'd definately like to see more blade magic content. The Book of Nine Swords was really good; more like that couldn't hurt. I'm with the people that suggested an update to the Epic Level Handbook. Idunno if it would be worth it to collect all the updated epic material from the Complete books, but it would definately be worth it to update the items, monsters and NPCs and maybe throw in an extra epic adventure or two. Or here's an idea; come up with actual mechanics for epic psionics that's more robust than, "take the epic magic stuff and rename it." That'd be swell. I think the Monster Manuals could use a culling. I'd like to see a single massive tome with fully updated, errata'ed, proofread monster entries, with minimal fluff, omitting a few less popular or less well-put-together monsters. For example, I don't think anyone is really going to miss sphinxes. I cannot abide the notion of d20 Pocket Monsters.
RadicalTaoist 02-01-07, 09:25 AM	Reiterating the request for a feat compendium as long as it's a) fighter focused and b) has lots of new stuff. Basically the Spell Compendium for melee types (which would include boosting feats that were unusably weak to a stronger level). Throw in an appendix with all the weapons and call it the Combat Compendium.
Kursk 02-01-07, 01:51 PM	There are enough books. I'd like to see more adventures that you can buy on-line. Also, if they would convert ALL older classic modules to 3.5 if would be okay.
Seeker95 02-01-07, 03:37 PM	I'd like to see more adventures that you can buy on-line.I have over 500 adventures for 3rd edition, most of which I bought online. They aren't necessarily by WotC, but they work just fine.Also, if they would convert ALL older classic modules to 3.5 if would be okay.Close enough for me: Classic Modules (http://www.goodman-games.com/DCCpreview.php)
Kursk 02-01-07, 04:11 PM	I have over 500 adventures for 3rd edition, most of which I bought online. They aren't necessarily by WotC, but they work just fine.Close enough for me: Classic Modules (http://www.goodman-games.com/DCCpreview.php) Cool. I was just answering what I'd like WotC to publish. The ones on this website you pointed to aren't what I'm talking about though.
Romtos 02-01-07, 05:27 PM	The 2nd edition already has books for this: Planes of Law, Chaos & Conflict. They are very good and you should check them out. Planescape rocked! The planes as they are now seem very boring... Planescape is hard to find and almost unaffordable in bookform. At least from ebay and amazon. :(
Selena Ombrenoire 02-01-07, 06:02 PM	Complete Incarnum I love Magic of Incarnum and I would really like a "sequel". But since the book isn't really popular, it probably won't happen. The system has potential and a unique flavor, it would be a shame to let it fall into oblivion. -Selena
Gandrel 02-01-07, 07:10 PM	A book about the history of rpg would be cool! From Gary Gygax to Wotc. A series of book that uses the history archs of Magic the Gathering would be nice too. The archs of Kamigawa, Mirrodim, and Invasion are my favorites. Amnd they have a lot of cool creatures like Sliver, the Kavu, the Kor folk.
Seeker95 02-01-07, 07:36 PM	A book about the history of rpg would be cool! From Gary Gygax to Wotc.Like >this< (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/30_Years_of_Adventure:_A_Celebration_of_ Dungeons_&_Dragons)?
helixrat 02-01-07, 08:12 PM	Well, as much as I love the idea of more campaign settings, that is what almost shut down TSR. They over extended themselves by trying to sustain 6 or 7 worlds at a time. Planescape, by god, I loved it, but it wasn't very easy on the pocketbook. 5 or 6 boxsets to get all the planes was just incredibly steep. Campaign setting-wise, I like what WotC are doing. Let third party companies make the worlds. Dragonlance makes sense being published by weis's company. I haven't heard too many good things about white wolf Ravenloft, though, which is a little depressing, because they do horror games so well. What I'd really like to see is Dark Sun getting picked up by a company. Athas was such a cool campaign world.
bestone 02-01-07, 08:47 PM	What I'd really like to see is Dark Sun getting picked up by a company. Athas was such a cool campaign world. Totally agree!!!
SSj3goblin 02-01-07, 10:18 PM	Wants: Planes of Eberron. That's all for now.
HK-47 II 02-01-07, 10:58 PM	I have two ideas, the first one is probably bad because I'm a science fiction fan and it bled through, so I won't even mention it... My second idea is for a book set in land based in a Native American Fantasy setting (I don't know much about Native American Legends, but then I don't know much about Europeon Legends either yet I play DnD)
skywyze 02-01-07, 11:35 PM	Tome of Battle II. More about the classes, more options, more support etc. I know someone said this earlier, but it's the best book by Wizards. Ever. At least IMO and I know I'm not alone in thinking so. A new PHB with a spell system that isn't outrageously, ridiculously backwards and retarded. When 4.0 comes out (which it will have to eventually, considering there'd be money to make that way), make one giant tome of all the 3.5 splat books, edited and such to be all-inclusive. The Duskblade would get feats and spells from Complete Warrior, the hexblade could get spells from Races of the Wild and so on. Bringing a huge tome to d&d night would add a lot to the atmosphere of the game too, imo. And how cool wouldn't it be to have a complete book of all the monster manuals, all-in-one? Especially if it was leatherbound and looked nice. Never going to happen of course, but I can dream, can't I?
ConradBland 02-01-07, 11:48 PM	Fourth Edition Core Rule Books.
BevisIscariot 02-01-07, 11:59 PM	Fourth Edition Core Rule Books. Seconded.
Light_Colonel 02-02-07, 12:05 AM	I'd like to see something along the lines of a new Savage Species incorporating all of the player useful stuff from all the Monster books. Something that would not only include cool monster feats, but also Monster PrCs, feats, alternate class levels and also an index/total listing of all the different familiars, animal companions, summon monster/natures ally.
MonkeyPaladin 02-02-07, 12:09 AM	So something like this (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=products/dndacc/868960000)? That book sucked pretty hard. I actually think the PHII did a good job of being a roleplay book just having a couple chapters on fleshing out characters.
TheOinodaemon 02-02-07, 02:28 AM	Complete Incarnum. Fiendish Codex III: Whispers of Hades. (its not the actual title, just what I would call it) Book of Chaos/Law/Nuetrality. A book that collects all the True Dragons into one tome. make it part of Draconomicon II
Krusk 02-02-07, 11:29 AM	Fourth Edition Core Rule Books. Personally if they came out with this series id be increadibly unhappy. but i can see a 3.75 coming out way sooner than a 4.0. Maybe even sometime with the next 6 years. and then 10 years till 4 after that.
Artector 02-02-07, 04:06 PM	When 4.0 comes out (which it will have to eventually, considering there'd be money to make that way), make one giant tome of all the 3.5 splat books, edited and such to be all-inclusive. The Duskblade would get feats and spells from Complete Warrior, the hexblade could get spells from Races of the Wild and so on. Bringing a huge tome to d&d night would add a lot to the atmosphere of the game too, imo. And how cool wouldn't it be to have a complete book of all the monster manuals, all-in-one? Especially if it was leatherbound and looked nice. Never going to happen of course, but I can dream, can't I? It'd cost something like $400 but I'd probably buy it.
General_Ridley 02-02-07, 09:48 PM	Fiendish Codex III is the last book I want so long as the new stat block format continues to be used,
fletch137 02-02-07, 10:24 PM	A sourcebook for ruling domains and waging large scale warfare, including a quick battle resolution system. I don't think Heroes of Battle or Power of Faerun systems are quite right; I favor something more like the Rules Cyclopedia system, but want more detail sometimes. I want a system for when the players decide to stop doing small adventures and raise huge armies and take over the world. Sometimes the battle isn't just a backdrop for an adventure, and sending a small team into the enemy commander's camp gets old after the sixth or seventh city, when all the PC's really want is to enlarge their borders to move on to the next city. Absolutely! Not only is there a need for a massive war system that puts the players in command of armies, but there's a real lack of domain rules. The ol' Basic D&D rules covered both of those. In fact, I'd like to see a lot of the products from that system revitalized in 3.5 form. Not only the domain rules and the War Machine (and its Sea Machine spin off), but the trading system presented in their Gazeteers (Darokin and Minrothatd) was awesome too. And while I'm on that subject, I loved those Gazeteers. I'd love to see equally detailed expansions on the current campaign worlds. And as much as most people are against metaplots, I loved the way the Known World history evolved in the Poor Wizards Almanac series, so I'd be interested in books that similarly progress history. To sum up: 1. Armies at war and dominion ruling. 2. Economics and trade. 3. Detailed national gazeteers w/ annual timeline updates. Thanks for listening.
Daydreamer 02-03-07, 03:36 AM	More specific realm adventure books. Especially serious like the shadows of the last war ones from eberron. hmm, or a collection of the best adventures from dungeon magazine (idk if they can do that) or something like this.
Aeolius 02-03-07, 07:51 AM	Aquatic Adventures Not Stormwrack, with most of the action above the water. Aquatic, with all of the action below the surface. Give us rules, mechanics, and even fluff on how to run an entire adventure or campaign beneath the surface of the waves. How about Races of Water, the Hydronomicon, Waterscape, and Fantastic Locations: Turucambi? ;) Too bad you're in Chapel Hill. I'd love to run an undersea campaign offline, sometime.