D&D (2024) What's Your 2026 WotC D&D Wishlist?

[Vael]

Just some random wants, not packaged into actual books:

• Eberron support. Species updated for 2024, Dragonmarks, Artificer, also adventures set in Eberron
• Psionics. A full proper Psion class
• In general, new material, not just reworking older content.
• Sorcerer unique spells
• Adventure material for levels 10+

 

[Mind of tempest]

I want a full caster psionic class that works and is printed I could die happy to that

 

[MichaelSomething]

A book written ENtirelly by Enworld. It's the only way to ENsure we get what we want.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

A book written ENtirelly by Enworld. It's the only way to ENsure we get what we want.

I call not it on writing the psion class that will please even a simple majority of psionics fans.

 

[Smackpixi]

Also, a modern "Lords of Madness: Aberrations" guidebook, and a modern reimagining of the Liber Mortis.

A book akin to the Giants and Dragons books for aberrations, or maybe more like Volo’s. Also would accept combining with monstrosities. You know, a book with just, only, and dedicated to celebrating capital M, Monsters.

 

[Smackpixi]

Forgotten Realms adventures/setting books for kingdoms east and south of the sword coast slowly building out the continent step by step, year by year.

Underdark setting guide. With min of 10 pages on building an underdark for your own setting, underdark principals.

Dark Sun, just so I never have have to hear about it ever again.

 

[Reynard]

Dark Sun, just so I never have have to hear about it ever again.

You think that if they published Darksun, you would never hear about it again?

That's sweet.

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[FitzTheRuke]

I remember Ajit George (who worked on the Kalakeri DoD of Ravenloft, and also the Journeys through the Radiant Citadel!) had expressed interest in working on Dark Sun a year or so ago. Haven't heard anything else since though.

Oh that would be good too!

 

[Smackpixi]

You think that if they published Darksun, you would never hear about it again?

That's sweet.

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I would hear about it, but in a much less irritating way, much like Spelljammer and Planescape. Once it gets done, the endless discussions on how to do it die away. It joins the long list of stuff some people think Wizards did wrong that gets much less traction than before they fix/ruin something.

 

[KoolMoDaddy-O]

Two things I can never have enough of: adventure anthologies and setting books to cannibalize.

• Anthologies with updated adventures from 2e, 3e, and 4e rather than B/X and 1e. Give me 5.5e versions of Barrow of the Forgotten King and Madness at Gardmore Abbey.
• Nentir Vale setting book that includes the expansion material sprinkled throughout Dragon and Dungeon magazines.
• A fresh setting book that details a Thundarr the Barbarian post-apocalyptic fantasy world.
• More Bigby-type monster books.

And most of all...

• Reprint anthology of the Mere of Dead Men series bundled with a couple of other swamp-based adventures like Tomb of the Lizard King and Baltron's Beacon.