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#1 Josha Feb 18, 2013 22:30:04	D&D Fourth Edition The three Core Rulebooks, updated to include all errata. The monsters should be in the post-MM3 format. All of the Essentials content. It would be really cool if it was all in one well-bookmarked PDF, but I would settle for several separate ones. A book containing the best adventures from Dungeon. D&D Third Edition The three Core Rulebooks. Unearthed Arcana. A book of every base class, or perhaps just the best 50. A book of every prestige class, or the best 50. A book of every spell, or the best 500. A book of the best monsters, with about 500 monster entries. A book of the best races, the best feats, the best magic items, and all the mundane equipment. A book of the best adventures. D&D Second Edition The three Core Rulebooks. Spelljammer. Planescape. Ravenloft. Dark Sun. A book of the best adventures. D&D First Edition The three Core Rulebooks. The Fiend Folio A book of the best adventures. Basic D&D A book containing all the rules and options. All of them. I want a tome. A book of the best adventures. Original D&D A book containing the options from the original box, plus all the supplements.
#2 MrHemlocks Feb 19, 2013 7:29:55	The World of Greyhawk...printed and pdf! Since they are releasing so many 1e adventures and books why not release the campaign setting that went with them????
#3 Delazar78 Feb 23, 2013 4:09:38	lately I was thinking of running a short 4E campaign, just using PHB 1... then I was completely turned down but the almost 30 pages of errata... my book is next to useless. I would definitely love a PDF version (or even a reprint) of the PHB 1, which included all the erratas/updates.
#4 Paladin-s_Pride Mar 02, 2013 15:36:17	I am begging WotC to release electronic versions of their tiles and map packs. I am so sick of using low quality scans of the tiles I own for my online game, I would pay equal to the physical product for high-quality electronic versions of the tiles.