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Hell_Bane 11-20-06, 08:42 PM	No need to explain what this thread's about I think. Here are some thoughts: -A D&D prison sourcebook -Necroscope (who wouldn't want to put a Wamphyri in their D&D game?) -Unearthed Arcana 2 -A sourcebook on Menzoberranzan
Joseph_Silver 11-20-06, 09:31 PM	The Dungeon Masters Guide To Unlawful Carnal Knowledge. :D
Lecen_of_Mitran 11-20-06, 09:37 PM	Ultimate Core Books. All the changes on Polimorph, new drawings, new iconics, all the feats plus the most famous from other places (like Monkey Grip), revised core classes (We don´t need a warmage, or a battle sorcerer, just a GOOD Sorcerer), like the Druid from PH2 (instead of the original one), etc, etc... Im not talking about 3.75. Just a... Complete Core.
Kazeofwinds 11-20-06, 09:38 PM	Base Class Compendium Prestige Class Compendieum Races Compendium Feat Compendieum (Bla bla bla compendeiums) Complete Tome of Battle A Book with gun-using classes and gun rules that are compatable with the average DnD game Dominara: The Campaign setting
kelvinaw273 11-20-06, 10:46 PM	Base Class Compendium Prestige Class Compendieum Races Compendium Feat Compendieum (Bla bla bla compendeiums) Complete Tome of Battle A Book with gun-using classes and gun rules that are compatable with the average DnD game Dominara: The Campaign setting I agree, those compendiums make a lot of sense to me! Not everyone can buy every sourcebook out there, but the feats and classes sans fluff would be great for a DM source book. I'd also like to see some more details on designing your own campaign worlds and adventures, as well as generic adventures.
Lord Karsus 11-20-06, 11:58 PM	-A sourcebook on Menzoberranzan -Underdark has a 3e Menzoberranzan. It does not have as much fluff as the 2e Drow of the Underdark, Menzoberranzan Box Set, or Drizzt Do'Urden's Guide to the Underdark, but it is in 3e, like you wanted.
caeruleus 11-21-06, 12:45 AM	Arabian Adventures
Hell_Bane 11-21-06, 02:19 AM	The Dungeon Masters Guide To Unlawful Carnal Knowledge.It exists and it is called the Book of Erotic Fantasy. An actualy employee of Wizards did it, Gwendolyn F.M. Kestrel. I know you were kidding, but there you go. IMO, that book is kind of weird. I mean, would you RP THAT with your pals around a table? And why RP that with your girlfriend when you can do something else? ahem. I RP because I can't really slay a dragon in real life. Hell, I'd be afraid of a crocodile even if I had a sword in my hands. But that other thing covered in the BoEF, that I can do no problem in real life!
Seeker95 11-21-06, 09:02 AM	The Fourth Edition Players Handbook Preview Evaluation and Feedback Sourcebook
Demarest 11-21-06, 12:06 PM	I can understand players and DM's alike wanting these compendiums, but what I can't understanding would be WotC even remotely considering so many of them. WotC makes money off of selling more books, and if all the feats, prestige classes, base classes, races and other things each had their own compendiums, I can't see a reason why people would even bother to buy books like Complete Adventurer, etc., since that's what they're made up of with some fluff on the side. As for the two existing compendiums, the Spell Compendium and the Magic Item Compendium (slated for a March release, I believe), they will not, by themselves turn D&D players away from buying things like the Complete Adventurer. Spells and magic items have just gotten completely out of hand with searching though books, because unlike permanent things that characters have and would know well, like classes and feats and racial abilities, spells and magic itmes are many times temporary effects and are variable (wizards don't have to cast the same spell twice, or new magic items are used). They require referencing the most. Those compendiums are in demand just for that reason alone, and as it won't cut into profits from the Complete series, etc., WotC, I believe, is happy to oblige to make life a little easier. At least, that's what I think. As for books I'd like to see, I really think a book for forests and swamps for the environment series would be great. Personally, I think there could be a whole book on swamps, as I ran a campaign with some time being passed in the swamp, and it was one of the better parts of my campaign. Jungles could be lumped into this book as well. I think a number of people have been talking about the need for this also. I'd like to see a book that helped to build better villains, but with information that is not unbalanced like I hear the Book of Vile Darkness is, and that doesn't require the Book of Exalted Deeds to balance it out. Not to mention that BoVD is 3.0. I would also like to see a book purely devoted to the D&D pantheon: Ehlonna, Hextor, etc.. I would like to know about their temples/churches and their organization, the gods themselves and their histories, what are expected of followers, alignment issues related to the deities. The religious impact on the D&D society. Monsters that follow certain gods and their traditions. There's so many more issues here that I'm not going into, like relations between the churches, etc..
Lord Karsus 11-21-06, 10:18 PM	The Fourth Edition Players Handbook Preview Evaluation and Feedback Sourcebook -To the Nine Hells with the "Fourth Edition"!
Wharin 11-21-06, 10:34 PM	I'd like to see some WotC published Quintessential [Race] books. The races of _______ are good, but there's nothing more I'd like to see than a whole entire book dedicated to Dwarves. Full of Dwarven substitution levels, Prestige classes, special Forging "magic", and all that good stuff. That said, i completely realise this is a pipe dream so I won't hold it against them.
Hell_Bane 11-22-06, 12:49 AM	What I find funny is people who keep talking about the 4th edition. What the hell for? We are using the revised 3rd edition (as I sometimes call 3.5) right now folks. Live in the present. I mean, they'll be the same guys who'll talk about the 5th edition when the 4th is finally out. And yes I realize that the previous post mentioning it was a joke, but I felt like it gave me an opening to state my opinion on the matter. About the Book of Vile Darkness being unbalanced and needing the Book of Exalted Deeds to balance it out, that's not true, don't worry. The BoVD is an excellent book, made by Monte Cook by the way, one of the 3 creators of the 3rd edition. What people sometimes don't seem to understand about that book is that it was made for DMs. It is even said so in the introduction. It's made so the material will actually challenge the [I]blaze[I] players out there, and will make them a little more wary of the bad guys. In no way are the challenges presented in that book impossible to overcome, unless your DM is just plain dumb. Of course no villain should have a weapon that deals Vile Damage if you don't have a Cleric in your group, because then no one will be able to heal it, but that's just common sense from the DM's part. As for it's counterpart, the Book of Exalted Deeds, I thought it was lame how it countered SPECIFICALLY everything presented in the Book of Vile Darkness, thus taking the scary factor away from the book that was meant to make villains scary again. Also, while you can use BoVD on it's own without relying on the BoED, the BoED kind of depends on it's counterpart. I'm not complaining about the quality of BoED by the way, just about an aspect I hated. About people complaining that such and such material is 3.0 and not 3.5, really... I mean, SOME material in the very early 3.0 D&D books was not as good as the material they produce now, and not as balanced, but that was the early 3.0. By the time the last 3.0 books came out, the quality was equal to the present revised edition. And that includes BoVD. Conversions between an original and a revision are easy, let's not even go there. The material that was really broken was revised already, sometimes under a new name in the case of certain Prestige Classes where the theme remained the same but the mechanics were radically different. What kills me is people asking for the "3.5 versions" of the Lasher and the Ghostwalker. Newsflash, those classes don't need to be revised, they are very good as they stand and completely usable with 3.5! Don't get me wrong, I am thankful they revised the Tempest, but the Tempest did not work out for the Ranger anymore under the 3.5 rules until it reappeared in Complete Adventurer!
caeruleus 11-22-06, 01:32 AM	What I find funny is people who keep talking about the 4th edition. What the hell for? Because it gets people riled up. I find it funny that people are so bothered by all the 4th edition talk. Just ignore it.
Seeker95 11-22-06, 08:52 AM	What I find funny is people who keep talking about the 4th edition.Good. Because I intended it to be funny. :tiphat:
Gondor 11-22-06, 11:48 AM	Good. Because I intended it to be funny. :tiphat: Actually, if they were willing to let the general public playtest it and evaluate it before finalizing the rules, I would hardly be able to wait.
Doom_Linnorm 11-22-06, 02:05 PM	-Draconimicon II ;) -Draconimicon III :P On a more serious note: -Scaled Races (A Races of.. book purely about all forms of lizard-folk, sauroids, Yuan-ti and various new reptilian races, also stuffed ofcourse with various new monsters ralated in some way, plenty of presitige classes and tips on Jungle based encounters and overgrown temple adventures.) -Armed and Augmented (A book on Grafts, Half-Golems, permanent ritual enhancements and item crafting.) -Fiendish Codex about Obyriths. A bit more expanded then just Dominera: -Otaria/Dominera/Ravnica/Mirrodin campaign settings. -Expanded Savage Species Again on a slightly less serious note: -The Real Monster Manual II -The Proper Fiend Folio -The Reduced entry-size but stuffed with more Monsters Monster Manual IV And just for an od idea. -Big book O' baddies. (Cr 1 to Cr 30 sample bad guys)
Lord Karsus 11-22-06, 02:17 PM	And just for an od idea. -Big book O' baddies. (Cr 1 to Cr 30 sample bad guys) -Star Wars RPG has something like that. I've never actually purchased the book, because I don't play SWRPG very much, and because it is easy enough to create my own villains, but it's an interesting idea. I'd be cool to see something like that in D&D. But, it would have to have one of those: "In the Realms...In Eberron..." kind of things.
nightwyrm 11-23-06, 04:11 PM	A guide for building worlds, campaigns and 3-dimensional villians. There were several 2ed books that covered some of these but updating to 3.5 would be awesome.
caeruleus 11-23-06, 04:35 PM	A guide for building worlds, campaigns and 3-dimensional villians. There were several 2ed books that covered some of these but updating to 3.5 would be awesome. Given that that's all flavor, what needs to be converted?
Sulaco 11-23-06, 04:43 PM	D&D: The Roleplaying Game. A single tome with the PHB, DMG, and MM in one volume.
LCD2YOU 11-23-06, 04:49 PM	The Complete Administrator: Here the players can really flesh out Bureaucratic PCs and Aristrocrats in the Breaucracit nightmare known as "Government". The Complete Farmer: Why don't more farmers go out and adventure? After all, their lives are short and miserable enough, why not at least go out and try? The Complete Camp Follower: About those ladies (and guys) who keep the fire in the armies and give them something to look forward to after a hard day's war. The Complete Coward: New arms and armor guarenteed to keep the yellow livered wimps safe. The Complete Munchkin: Helps to munchkin out characters and gives players new ways to frustrate the DM with innovative ways to read the rules and make it work only for you.
caeruleus 11-23-06, 04:51 PM	D&D: The Roleplaying Game. A single tome with the PHB, DMG, and MM in one volume. Would you want all the books as they are, in separate sections, or reorganized and integrated (eg, with NPC class along with PC classes, races just listed with monsters, or whatever)? EDIT: Or are you being sarcastic? ;)
nightwyrm 11-23-06, 05:31 PM	Given that that's all flavor, what needs to be converted? I guess not much :P. But they're pretty hard to find these days.
Johnny_Angel 11-23-06, 05:38 PM	D20 NASCAR I could honestly see that happening.
Count Nerindil Van Seraph 11-23-06, 05:51 PM	A redux of Dieties and Demigods, BoVD, BoED, Savage Species and the planar books. Just to put them in 3.5. I find 3.0 feels...half finished sometimes. A book on all the countries in Eberron that were not covered in Five Nations, done by the same people. 5N is the second best Eberron book, after Sharn: City of Towers. Celestial Codex. Complete Incarnum Races of the Damned: A guide to undead PC's -Fiendish Codex about Obyriths. Seconded
Count Nerindil Van Seraph 11-23-06, 05:54 PM	D20 NASCAR I could honestly see that happening. I... bu... you... SWEET PELOR, MY POOR BRAIN! This must never come to pass. Ever.
aotrscommander 11-23-06, 06:00 PM	More generic 'Complete' style books with less fluff and more crunch (preferably supporting the newer base classes as well, especially Warlock!) Complete War/Heroes of War or something, a guide on how to actually run large scale battles since Heroes of Battle, while good, rather glossed over this factor (which was mainly why I bought the book in the first place!) More psionic support (like a decent complete book would be nice!) Full, 3.5 revised versions of the BoED/BoVD which don't cause more alignment problems than they were supposed to solve! (Preferably with less damn demon/angel stats and more generic PrCs so those of us that don't use the Great Wheel cosmology can make more use of it! And with support for non-lawful Good and non-icky Evil...) More mechnically inventive class ideas, and maybe a few more variants of the more original base classes (i.e. warlock-type SLA users, more Aura-type classes for example.) D20 Pokemon (Yes, I'm serious!) D20 Transformers (G1, obviously) D20 Middle-Earth (actually, I'm more likely to play rolemaster for that, but hey, I can dream!) And finally, and obviously most importantly: Complete Lich Complete Lich II Complete Lich III through XXVI Really Complete Uber-Lich That Urinates On Vampires From a Great Height, Despite That Particular Act Being Physically Impossible For A Lich (Okay, maybe that's a bit too long; even the abbrieviation (RCULTUOVFAGHDTPABPIFAL) is longer than most titles currently out...)
Sulaco 11-23-06, 06:10 PM	Would you want all the books as they are, in separate sections, or reorganized and integrated (eg, with NPC class along with PC classes, races just listed with monsters, or whatever)? EDIT: Or are you being sarcastic? ;) I am not being sarcastic, I really want it. Sectioned is okay, but reorganized would be better. I'd like to see it broken down into sections/chapters with the contents fully integrated but with an area at the end of each section that is DM-only/quic reference info.
Sulaco 11-23-06, 06:11 PM	D20 NASCAR Skills: Drive Feats: Turn Left There, it's done. Next suggestion?
caeruleus 11-23-06, 08:28 PM	Complete War/Heroes of War or something, a guide on how to actually run large scale battles since Heroes of Battle, while good, rather glossed over this factor (which was mainly why I bought the book in the first place!) That's exactly what I liked about HoB. It gave you ideas on how to have a mass battle going on in the background while you focus on what the PCs do. For what it's worth, the True20 Bestiary has a template that can be applied to most creatures, which turns them into an army with its own stats like a monster (kinda like the mob template in DMG2, only on a larger scale). It's one simple way of doing things.
caeruleus 11-23-06, 08:30 PM	Skills: Drive Feats: Turn Left There, it's done. Next suggestion? :clap: All you need to do is attach the d20 license, and you're good to go!
Grandpa Gamer 11-23-06, 08:46 PM	I can understand players and DM's alike wanting these compendiums, but what I can't understanding would be WotC even remotely considering so many of them. WotC makes money off of selling more books, and if all the feats, prestige classes, base classes, races and other things each had their own compendiums, I can't see a reason why people would even bother to buy books like Complete Adventurer, etc., since that's what they're made up of with some fluff on the side. As for the two existing compendiums, the Spell Compendium and the Magic Item Compendium (slated for a March release, I believe), they will not, by themselves turn D&D players away from buying things like the Complete Adventurer. Spells and magic items have just gotten completely out of hand with searching though books, because unlike permanent things that characters have and would know well, like classes and feats and racial abilities, spells and magic itmes are many times temporary effects and are variable (wizards don't have to cast the same spell twice, or new magic items are used). They require referencing the most. Those compendiums are in demand just for that reason alone, and as it won't cut into profits from the Complete series, etc., WotC, I believe, is happy to oblige to make life a little easier. At least, that's what I think. As for books I'd like to see, I really think a book for forests and swamps for the environment series would be great. Personally, I think there could be a whole book on swamps, as I ran a campaign with some time being passed in the swamp, and it was one of the better parts of my campaign. Jungles could be lumped into this book as well. I think a number of people have been talking about the need for this also. I'd like to see a book that helped to build better villains, but with information that is not unbalanced like I hear the Book of Vile Darkness is, and that doesn't require the Book of Exalted Deeds to balance it out. Not to mention that BoVD is 3.0. I would also like to see a book purely devoted to the D&D pantheon: Ehlonna, Hextor, etc.. I would like to know about their temples/churches and their organization, the gods themselves and their histories, what are expected of followers, alignment issues related to the deities. The religious impact on the D&D society. Monsters that follow certain gods and their traditions. There's so many more issues here that I'm not going into, like relations between the churches, etc.. A compendium is a nice way to wrap things up, especially for existing material that has stopped selling. After all, with a compendium, Hasbro/WotC wouldn't have to pay for a new book, just rehash the existing data into a compendium. A compendium would help keep older material "out front", where some stores may not be carrying earlier 3.5 material anymore; such as Draconomicon, or the Complete series . . . As for more environs, I agree wholeheartedly agree. I have found those so usefull! We've got desert (Sandstorm), ocean/water (Stormwrack), cold/glacial (Frostburn), undeath/undead (Libris Mortis), planar (Planar Handbook), earth/mountain (Races of Stone), and primitive forest/mountain (Races of the Wild). How about books about swamps & jungles (both tropical and temperate), or plains & prairies?
stonehill_troll 11-23-06, 09:55 PM	. I'd like to see a book that helped to build better villains, but with information that is not unbalanced like I hear the Book of Vile Darkness is, and that doesn't require the Book of Exalted Deeds to balance it out. Not to mention that BoVD is 3.0. Enemies and Allies (http://www.amazon.com/Enemies-Allies-Dungeons-Dragons-Accessory/dp/0786918527/sr=8-16/qid=1164336522/ref=sr_1_16/104-3761389-0233512?ie=UTF8&s=books) is probably what you want. It's a 3.0 book, if I remember correctly at this past August's GENCON they mentioned that this was one of their best back stock sellers. So it would not surprise to see a revised version late next year. Also perhaps why more and more books come with classed and leveled monsters/villians examples.
Leress 11-23-06, 10:32 PM	It exists and it is called the Book of Erotic Fantasy. An actualy employee of Wizards did it, Gwendolyn F.M. Kestrel. I know you were kidding, but there you go. IMO, that book is kind of weird. I mean, would you RP THAT with your pals around a table? And why RP that with your girlfriend when you can do something else? ahem. I RP because I can't really slay a dragon in real life. Hell, I'd be afraid of a crocodile even if I had a sword in my hands. But that other thing covered in the BoEF, that I can do no problem in real life! The Quintessiental Temptress is better, because it is not as silly and immature. I would like an environment book about forests and swamps. A updated and expanded Enemies and Allies and Epic Handbook.
Aryxbez 11-24-06, 04:06 AM	book about Minotaurs (I am serious, Love that race so much) book on some great stuff on the boards such as classes and such A complete book about the dark classes for warlocks and hexblades mostly for the hexblade 3.5 Epic Handbook, 3.5 sword and fist prestige classes ( Specifically Gladiator and Devoted Defender) 3.5 Deities and Demigods 3.5 Arms and Equipment Guide 3.5 Monster Manual 2 (that does not force me to buy 2 stupid useless other books that I don't want to ever use) Prestige class compendium Feat Compendium (giving the feats an advancement to the fighters with their bonus feats sort what is done with the fighter I made in my sig) More premade adventures
thecosmicgoose 11-24-06, 05:33 AM	Complete Villian: playing the game from the other side of the moral compas. Races of the Gods: celestial and divinely inspired races a-la races of the dragon Unearthed Arcana 2: this time play tested and balanced. The complete book of plot: helping the DM make it up as he goes along, cuz he stayed up all night cramming for a mid term. Of lords and Kings: intrigue and politics in a medeval fantasy world. exploring those elements of play that dont revolve around combat. Complete Prime: a book devotted soley to alternet version of the core classes. chocked full of feats, class features, and alternet rules. no more "drago9n" books: you like dragons, we get it already. but enough with the books!
Doom_Linnorm 11-24-06, 05:52 AM	no more "drago9n" books: you like dragons, we get it already. but enough with the books! Ney there can never be to many dragon books!
Aeolius 11-24-06, 08:43 AM	The Hydronomicon Races of Water Waterscape Fantastic Locations: Turucambi
CharlieRock 11-24-06, 09:33 AM	A 3.5 Arms & Equipment Guide! Updated and with more misc. items! (the older one is 3.0). That and the Spell Compedium (which does exist) would be perfect. Since we have limited numbers of PHBs in the team, and picking out equipment and spells take the longest. That way when we add people to our team, or just roll up another guy; We won't have to fight over the PHBs. Someone hits the skill list and makes their rolls, then passes it and goes into the Item Guide, passes that and then (maybe) the spell compedium. Yeah, it's assembly line-ish, but it'll shave lots of character generation time off. :D Edit: Also, more rules for item creation. More in-depth ,that is.
Zumarai 11-24-06, 09:56 AM	Complete Incarnum Complete Wild Races of the Soul Races of the Planes Races of the Mind Races of the Orient Book of Fey Book of Giants Book of Constructs Book of Plants Book of Anarchic Deeds Book of Axiomatic Deeds Book of Perfect Balance Kara-Tur/Al-Qadim/Maztica/AnchoromeKatashaka Dark Sun Planescape Spelljammer Mystara/Hollow World
Johnny_Angel 11-24-06, 12:19 PM	Skills: Drive Feats: Turn Left There, it's done. Next suggestion? ah-ha, but you're barely scratching the surface. There would be splat books containing rules for playing a pit crew. DM: Ok, Jimmy, it's been 55 rounds, you're going to run out of fuel soon. Jimmy: I pull into pit lane Kendel: Alright guys, we need a can of fuel and two tires. We'll change four on the next stop. Dale: I want to make a clean window check to squeegee the windshield. DM: Roll for initiative. Who's getting the fuel, and who's channging the tires? I need rolls from you as well. Hopefully you guys realize I am joking, but I could possibly see this as an actual game.
ant1ers 11-26-06, 02:08 AM	Let's not forget the possibility of playing as Track/Nascar Staff. Alright, looks like you'll need to beat a DC 15 to wave that green flag and kick this whole game off! Oh... this thread wasn't about Nascar? Then Planescape. Or Dark Sun. Or a Prestige Class Compendium so that I don't have to google which book the class was in. Take your pick.
Optimator 11-26-06, 02:38 AM	Complete Epic. Also, my favorite race is the Hobgoblin, so maybe a book like "Races of... Goblins". Races of Shadow? Arabian Adventures I'd buy it.
CharlieRock 11-26-06, 08:46 AM	I noticed a lot of these topics have already been the subject of a book: Hobgoblins (and bugbears). Character origins for oriental or planes stories. Naval adventuring. 'Complete book of plot' = adventure modules. Minotaurs. Villains (or NPCs). Lichs... just not WoTC. Third party publications don't count?
tryco 11-26-06, 10:59 AM	Lords of Madness 2: book of the complete insane Races of the Mind -Fiendish Codex about Obyriths -Expanded Savage Species second that D20 Pokemon maybe, only for the pokemon (i love mewtwo)
Bowmore 11-26-06, 01:03 PM	I'd like to see a book that focuses on using special techniques, like you see in anime and video games (like Soul Calibur), something with a heavy martial arts flavour to it... ...oh wait, I already bought Tome of Battle: The Book of Nine Swords. Let's see now... Perhaps a book with alternate rules that focuses on a very low-magic world... something in which you can do various things during combat or with skills without having to take special feats... Wait, I already bought Monte Cook Presents: Iron Heroes. Seriously though, I'd like to see Complete Martial, simply because I'm curious about what they would put in it. Would it just be more prestige classes, more feats, more uses for skills, and more details for organizations? Or would it do something like Tome of Battle did? Ooh ooh, I'd like to see Tome of Battle become a series of books. I mean, after all, it's Tome of Battle: Book of Nine Swords. Maybe that means there's more coming in this line? More sets of disciplines would be very, very nice. ;)
caeruleus 11-26-06, 02:50 PM	Ooh ooh, I'd like to see Tome of Battle become a series of books. It's already a series, and Tome of Battle is the second book. The first was Tome of Magic.
Zumarai 11-27-06, 08:26 AM	It's already a series, and Tome of Battle is the second book. The first was Tome of Magic. So, are we going to get a: Complete Martial Adept?
SilvercatMoonpaw 11-27-06, 08:38 AM	So, are we going to get a: Complete Martial Adept? Only if we get: Complete Binding: There have to be more variations on the binder base class they can do (go ones, I've heard about Complete Psionic). And vestiges are always something we could use more of. Heck, if 4e rolls around, make binder a base class, it's got the fantasy flavor! I'd also like Complete Shadow, but I don't think that shadow magic has gotten than kind of response.
Zumarai 11-27-06, 10:06 AM	Only if we get: Complete Binding: There have to be more variations on the binder base class they can do (go ones, I've heard about Complete Psionic). And vestiges are always something we could use more of. Heck, if 4e rolls around, make binder a base class, it's got the fantasy flavor! I'd also like Complete Shadow, but I don't think that shadow magic has gotten than kind of response. Maybe we can hope for a Complete Variant (incarnum/binding/shadow/truename etc). They'll probably bring out Complete Familiar or Guide to Pack Animals before we see such a book.
Rancorpit 11-27-06, 10:12 AM	Complete Familiar I would be interested in that.
Zumarai 11-27-06, 10:28 AM	I would be interested in that. See, that’s the cool thing, there's a product for everyone.
SilvercatMoonpaw 11-27-06, 03:39 PM	Maybe we can hope for a Complete Variant (incarnum/binding/shadow/truename etc). They'll probably bring out Complete Familiar or Guide to Pack Animals before we see such a book. I think it depends on how much they percieve people wanting to by more info on those classes. Look at the popularity of the warlock, people are (supposedly) buying Cityscape just for the few warlock invocations. Clearly somewhere along the way WotC saw that the warlock was popular and decided to support it. They may not be doing the same thing with Incarnum or any other alternate magic because they don't see the market for them.
Can of the Cave Beer 11-28-06, 12:40 AM	Minions of the Moon Lycanthrope splatbook! Fiendish Codex III for the deamons or whatever they're called now. and revise Fiend Folio, MMII and Savage Species for 3.5.
Geoffrey_21 11-28-06, 02:05 AM	I would really like a book about the FR Outer Planes. A lot. They changed the cosmology with 3e and I don't think have ever really gotten into the planes themselves. I want to know more.
Clockwork_Apparition 11-28-06, 02:19 AM	Campaign-Builders Guidebook - Plenty of ideas, fluff, ect. A campaign setting with a European-fairytale flavor or maybe a book with a variety of miniature campaign settings ready for expanding. Dittos on Sulaco's Master Core book Y,know what? Where the heck are those WotC market-researchers!?
Xaktsaroth 11-28-06, 02:40 AM	Ummm, not to rain on any parades, but BoED IS 3.5, BoVD is kinda 3.25ish.(Only 3.0 holdovers are DR and skills) That being said: Complete Incarnum Races of the Soul Yes, I believe there is a market for them, WoTC even put some new soulmelds in a future book(Dragon Magic). If you don't believe Incarnum has a large enough following, you should check out that Incarnum petition on this board. It caught the attention of WoTC_Andy(Lead Developer for MoI) and the folks in R&D. :) Viva la Incarnum!
Zumarai 11-28-06, 05:42 AM	If you don't believe Incarnum has a large enough following, you should check out that Incarnum petition on this board. It caught the attention of WoTC_Andy(Lead Developer for MoI) and the folks in R&D. :) Viva la Incarnum! Awesome – great news. I think incarnum is one of the most interesting and elegant systems/books to come down the pike for old D&D. I know it's a love or hate thing - well, I love it.
Hell_Bane 11-29-06, 12:40 AM	Someone mentionned a book for large-scale battles, which wasn't covered rules-wise in Heroes of Battle. It already exists I'm glad to inform you! (yay!) Just check "Cry Havok!" from Malhavok Press! It's from Monte Cook's company, so you can forgive it for not being "official". Personally, when someone who was the co-creator of 3E D&D publishes it, it's official enough for me. :-p
ssvegeta555 11-29-06, 04:00 AM	"Complete Psionics 2: We screwed up on the frist, but now we learned out lesson." WotC you have a lot to do to fix your horrible excuse with CPsi. "d20 Future: Cyberspace 2" The first one was freaking aweseome, but I crave more cybernetics!!! "Complete Incarnum" Nuff' said. "Heroes of Comedy" And no I'm not joking... :P "World Builders Guidebook" Why WotC hasn't created one yet is beyond me. This book is needed! "Complete Martial Adept" Tome of Battle is freaking awesome, now we just need more schools that include range attacks and other goodies. "101 ways to kill off Elmister" I can't wait... :evillaugh "Complete Complete" A book that expands the classes from many of the previous complete books. "Heroes of the West" I hate westerns, but I like the game Wild Arms 3, so something like that. "Draconomicon 2" Gem dragons better be in this time around! :waits: "Kamigawa" Kamigawa is easily my favorite MtG world and I would love to see a D&D adaption. "Complete Rejects" A complete book with materials rejected from other books. It can be a mish-mash of unrealted material! :w00t:
Zumarai 11-29-06, 04:07 AM	Someone mentionned a book for large-scale battles, which wasn't covered rules-wise in Heroes of Battle. It was covered in the Miniatures Handbook.
Zumarai 11-29-06, 04:12 AM	"Kamigawa" Kamigawa is easily my favorite MtG world and I would love to see a D&D adaption. A cool idea, but I think WotC has pretty much silently stated since 3rd edition hit the scene that they would not be doing any M:tG/D&D crossover anything. They really seem to want to keep the lines separate.
SilvercatMoonpaw 11-29-06, 08:02 AM	They really seem to want to keep the lines separate. Based on the drivel that seems to be coming out now, I don't see why they'd think it matters. :bored:
Zumarai 11-29-06, 08:11 AM	Based on the drivel that seems to be coming out now, I don't see why they'd think it matters. :bored: Care to elaborate?
Manyfist 11-29-06, 08:30 AM	WotC just needs to come out with Complete Warlock, a Book that reprints the Warlock, and gives around 100-200 choices of Invocations (UNIQUE not just "See X spell") and maybe a Psionic Warlock (Uses Psionic Invocations). This is NEEDED, warlocks got jiffed... and Warlock PrCs (They need more!).
Captain_Willard 11-29-06, 09:39 AM	WotC just needs to come out with Complete Warlock, a Book that reprints the Warlock, and gives around 100-200 choices of Invocations (UNIQUE not just "See X spell") and maybe a Psionic Warlock (Uses Psionic Invocations). This is NEEDED, warlocks got jiffed... and Warlock PrCs (They need more!). ...I take it you like Warlocks?
caeruleus 11-29-06, 12:08 PM	This is NEEDED And to think, people have played D&D without it for over 30 years! :rolleyes:
SilvercatMoonpaw 11-29-06, 04:28 PM	Care to elaborate? To be completely honest, I'm not sure I can. I'll see what I can dig out, though: * 90% of everything that comes out seems to be combat-related. That's my definition of drivel. I could also include my grievences against the moral and personality assignments of creatures, but I won't because I know no one will listen. Other than combat-feature-X I think they are doing okay.
SilvercatMoonpaw 11-29-06, 04:29 PM	WotC just needs to come out with Complete Warlock, a Book that reprints the Warlock, and gives around 100-200 choices of Invocations (UNIQUE not just "See X spell") and maybe a Psionic Warlock (Uses Psionic Invocations). This is NEEDED, warlocks got jiffed... and Warlock PrCs (They need more!). I'd buy it.
Magetastic 11-30-06, 08:02 AM	the book of total apathaty good and evil got their books why not neutrality?:P and maybe the book of absolute law and the book of complete choas.
Leress 11-30-06, 09:54 AM	Complete Alchemy A book detail all of the previous alchemical items and presenting new ones. It could also have ideas about using them in various levels of play, and it could have enhancements to mundane clothing like in Eberron. Of course it would have the Alchemist class and others.
Optimator 11-30-06, 04:40 PM	I noticed a lot of these topics have already been the subject of a book: Hobgoblins (and bugbears). ... Really? What book? Is it 3rd party too?
zvbxrpl 12-02-06, 10:35 AM	Complete Binder. Enough said.
Atsettam 12-02-06, 07:13 PM	the book of total apathaty good and evil got their books why not neutrality?:P and maybe the book of absolute law and the book of complete choas. I'd buy those! Can someone explain why there is not a Neutrality based weapon ability?
Sir Elton 12-02-06, 08:26 PM	The DM's Guide to Ajudicating Prestige Classes. The Complete Martial Artist. I bet WotC's RPG R&D can't top Rolemaster's The Martial Arts Companion or GURPS: Martial Arts. BUT I'D LOVE TO SEE THEM TRY!
Spikes01k 12-02-06, 08:35 PM	How about Errata "ok we screwed up, here is a fix, not just an alteration to do the job." This would include all the currently noted errata and.... Fixing the fighter Fixing the Hex Blade Downgrading the Deivin casters and maybe downgrading the casters, in general, at higher levels Fixing the Bard, a bits Fixing the Half Orc Fixing the Half Elf Fixing the Panetuched Fixing the Weapon Size and reach issue Fixing the wording for the Durvish, have you read this class, its like a contriditioning monkey! and much more
Greg K 12-02-06, 08:38 PM	The DM's Guide to Ajudicating Prestige Classes. The Complete Martial Artist. I bet WotC's RPG R&D can't top Rolemaster's The Martial Arts Companion or GURPS: Martial Arts. BUT I'D LOVE TO SEE THEM TRY! Don't forget Ultimate Martial Artist (hero games) or Blood and Fist (RPGObjects) both of which I actually like better than RM's Martial Arts Companion (although I do like MAC for the new Monk Professions and new MA skills). Blood and Fist is also for d20Modern, but with a slight tweak could work for DND.
Greg K 12-02-06, 08:48 PM	A big book of class variants including : 1) Barbarian: Urban variant 2) Bard: spell less 3) Clerics: 2e specialty priests 4) Healer variant to replace Unicorn Companion 5) Hexblade variant with spell/day as bard 6) Paladin with spell/day as bard 7) Ranger with spell/day as bard 8)Rogue variants to replace Uncanny Dodge and Trap sense/Trap finding 9) the following 2e wizard variants done with Unearthed Arcana variant specialist wizard abilities Alchemist Geometer Dimensionalist Elementalist Force Mage Mentalist Shadow Mage Song Mage
Grod_The_Giant 12-02-06, 09:02 PM	Scaled Races HELL yeah. lizards rule! book of creation- guides for balancing homebrew classes, races, and magical items some way to upload your d&d books onto a computer so you can search through all that stuff online. complete insanity- 1001 ways to drive your DM crazy (hold on, I think that's a good idea for a thread on these boards...) complete power- 1001 insanely overpowered classes, items, feats and combos- guaranteed to make your DM cry within 90 days or your money back! (allow 91 days for shipping and handeling)
Sir Elton 12-02-06, 09:36 PM	Don't forget Ultimate Martial Artist (hero games) or Blood and Fist (RPGObjects) both of which I actually like better than RM's Martial Arts Companion (although I do like MAC for the new Monk Professions and new MA skills). Blood and Fist is also for d20Modern, but with a slight tweak could work for DND. I like Blood and Fist: Modern Martial Arts. But the only way this crew will ever accept any options for a purely martial arts campaign is if Wizards does a martial arts book. Otherwise, it's immediately classed as *Unbalanced.* :mad:
Damior 12-03-06, 08:54 PM	Races of orcishness. Why is there none?! I want a book of orc fluff dang it!
SilvercatMoonpaw 12-03-06, 09:56 PM	Complete Binder. Enough said. Firsted.