D&D 5E Future 5th Edition books you'd *like* to see?

[Nickolaidas]

Sorry if this topic has been covered (to death) - I'm new to these forums. Anyway, what I'd *like* to see:

- Dark Sun Campaign Setting Book (covering psionics, if it can help it)
- Dark Sun Monster Manual
- Rulebook for Mass Combat, Naval Combat and Kingdom Building / Management
- Monster Manual 2
- Ravenloft Campaign Setting
- Yuan-ti related Adventure for levels 1-15

 

[KahlessNestor]

Welcome to the boards!

Ravenloft was just announced as the next adventure season, so there you go.

 

[pukunui]

There are playtest rules available for mass combat: Unearthed Arcana - When Armies Clash.

I'd like another Monster Manual myself.

 

[KahlessNestor]

I would like some Eberron. Kingdom building would be fun, too.

 

[Staffan]

Two main things I'd like to see, other than old settings:

1. A hexcrawl sourcebook/setting/adventure. I'm thinking part should be about how to run and prepare a hexcrawl (exploration-based wilderness adventure), and the other part should be a worked example. Plenty of somewhat-detailed random encounters (NOT just fights), some fixed places, and perhaps an over-arching theme to tie them together (mysteries that get explained gradually).

2. Moar monsters.

 

[Ath-kethin]

There are playtest rules available for mass combat: Unearthed Arcana - When Armies Clash.

I'd like another Monster Manual myself.

There's one for psionics as well. And hints that it just got revised.

 

[hejtmane]

What no old school 1e Oriental Adventure (bahaha sarcasm)

Sorry 90% of my D&D play was D&D or AD&D 1e

 

[ccs]

Additional monster manuals.

 

[n0nym]

Dark Sun Monster Manual + Psionics

 

[Mouseferatu]

In most of the following cases, I'll be okay with these as part of a larger adventure sourcebook, if necessary, though I'd prefer otherwise:

Settings: Dark Sun, Eberron, Ravenloft beyond Barovia, Al Qadim, new setting(s).

New monsters.

New subclasses and feats; nowhere near the earlier edition bloat, but more than we have.

New monsters.

Rules for other styles of play: Kingdom-building, for instance.

And new monsters.