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:yawn:Like I'm sure many others have stated ( sorry I only read page one ) I'd like to have one book that has all of the races, classes, equipment (including magic items), and core rules. Yes. Rules. The DMG should be all of the extra stuff like building an adventure, world building, monster...

I rarely make my own monsters. If I need something particular, I usually reskin something else and make a few modifications. I would, however, love a savage species type book or like the pathfinder racial guide. For 5E, I want Rakasta, Giff, and Hengyokai for my home brew world (Warforged and...

If I'm a DM running an adventure module, I think one if the most annoying things is not having the monster stats IN THE ADVENTURE BOOK. I don't want to need other books laying around, or even a laptop or my ipad. Those are distractions.

I hope that they find some way to bring back the 3.5 Complete Divine Spirit Shaman. I have a player that loved playing that class... and it was missing from 4E and PF... Maybe as a Druid subclass?

This.

I would like Mystara, Spelljammer, Planescape, Dark Sun, and Greyhawk. The problem is that you need adventures to support the settings. But I mostly want monster books and player books so I can have Rakastas, Lupins, Giff, Tieflings, Muls, and Thri-Kreen for my players to play again.

Thank you for posting this! This is exactly the way I would want it. The only thing I would probably want to change is make Psionic classes a 5th category. Other than that... Nice! EDIT: Just read the rest of the thread.. I don't see why it's necessary to multiclass as a Cleric/Druid or...

I think they should go back to having 4 (or 5) core groups of classes (or power sources) like 2E had: Warrior Magic User Rogue Priest Psion (optional) And then under each one, have the subclasses. Each base class gives you some basic stuff to work with. Each subclass is distinct from one...

I'd like to see the 5 being very different from each other. Forgotten Realms Dark Sun Eberron Planescape Spelljammer Spelljammer because that they said they'd like to make it it's own thing instead of just the connective tissue. Plus it would give us Giff.

My list... 5. Greyhawk 4. Dark Sun 3. Mystara 2. Planescape 1. Spelljammer

Looking back, we've had Lizardfolk, Kercpa, Rakasta, Hengyokai, Giff, Weretiger, Avariel, Tengu, a Hoop (from Gamma World)...

Wow. This thread is dizzying... My group is one of the ones that wants playable monsters. My groups rarely have "normal" races. If the player is having fun, all is well so long as it doesn't detract from anyone else's fun.. And that wouldn't be the fault of the race, but the player. Having...

I think of it more in terms of... Transformers. I grew up on them. The toys. The cartoon. The comics. Then in 2007 the movie comes out and all of a sudden all these people are suddenly Transformers fans. They know I like Transformers, so try to talk to me about them like they're experts or...

Don't feel bad. I can't figure it out either... I'm 38.

I'd much rather keep it simple. My group has done overnight healing for YEARS. Anything else just detracts from the adventure, in my experience. They're more than welcome to add other optional rules in the core books, of course.

I think the Dragonborn should be in the PHB. If the DM doesn't want to use them, he doesn't have to. I don't use the half-breed races and instead use Rakasta and Warforged as core races. I like a varied melting pot of races available to my players.

We do the same thing. I mean, the options are a) transfer the abilities of the weapon to something one of them actually USES, or b) chuck it into a bag and never use it, or c) sell it. I'd much rather my players USE something and have fun with it than to just sell it because it's a weapon none...

That's what I was going to ask. You miss out on all the great character moments in the first few levels... Where they get their butts handed to them by orcs and learn together certain things that they don't want to deal with. (my Kingmaker party HATES wild boars because they nearly took them out...

Ah, okay. I guess I was reading the thread too literally. :lol I guess you could look at it this way: A lot of the costs for development were probably nixed because they were doing a simpler version of some of the core rules. The bulk of the development has already been done. So basically it...

I don't understand what the big deal is. It's 34% off. The Core Rulebook is 37% off. The Bestiaries, Ultimate Magic, Ultimate Combat, and GameMaster's Guide, are all also 34% off. Amazon doing discounts like that is nothing new... That's how I've bought my RPG books for years. I remember when 3E...