wish list for D20 Products

[bolen]

what products would you like to see which are not out

Everyone last year made class books now the trend is publish race books. What areas are publishers ignoring?

I think that Mass combat is the big one.

 

[KnowTheToe]

City based adventure modules of huge proportions with complex multi faceted plots, vivid NPCs, and no railroading of the PCs. I know, I can't believe there are not dozens of these all selling for $5.

 

[Mistwell]

I'd love to see more modules and expansions for d20 Modern.

 

[caudor]

Adventures with battlemaps and counters (to enhance play). There have been a few...Theives in the Forest is one that comes to mind. Maybe even boxed sets. I'll pay.

The ultimate software tool to generate characters, with a system for easily adding third party content...legally. I know, they will have to work out the licenses, etc. But I thought that is what Open Game Content was supposed to address? I'm probably dreaming on this one though.

Other than that, I think the stuff that is being released is great. It is a great time to be a gamer.

Speaking of the holidays, anyone know why WotC is taking a break from RPG releases for a couple months (no new products)? To do this during holidays strikes me as kind of odd.

 

[JeffK1966]

definitely looking forward to something good in relation to mass combat.

 

[bolen]

in the software line you should check out campaign suite. This is as good as I have seen for D20.

 

[Greatwyrm]

I know THG is coming out with their desert supplement, but I'd still like to see an official/licensed Al-Quadim/Legend of the Burning Sands/Arabian Adventures book.

 

[mearls]

what products would you like to see which are not out

Everyone last year made class books now the trend is publish race books. What areas are publishers ignoring?

I think that Mass combat is the big one.

Skip Williams is doing a mass combat book for Monte Cook's Malhavoc Press:

http://www.gamingreport.com/print.php?sid=5770

 

[mearls]

City based adventure modules of huge proportions with complex multi faceted plots, vivid NPCs, and no railroading of the PCs. I know, I can't believe there are not dozens of these all selling for $5.

Atlas Games has Splintered Peace coming out I think this month:

http://www.atlas-games.com

Man, I should get paid for doing this.

 

[trancejeremy]

I would like to see another company put out historical supplements, like Avalanche Press. I can stand their tacky covers, but the books are just way too short for the subject. I want 128 page books, mininum on things like Rome, Arthurian England (real or legendary), 3 Kingdoms era China, Ancient Greece, etc.

I'd like to see a semi-realistic, semi-plausible sci-fi game. I like Traveller, but it's not plausible. I like Fading Suns, but it's not realistic.

Maybe something like 2300 AD , only without the French as a major power (Europe, yes. But not France by itself. Bah)