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They can use rules for skirmish, but the game should mainly be about armies fighting each other. As for pre-painted miniatures, such a thing for these types of games are totally unnecessary for these types of games.

We all know when WoTC canned Chainmail due to the lack of success, but due you think they should bring it back to make it compete with other wargames (like Warhammer, Battletech, Heavy Gear, etc)? Like Warhammer, it would be a miniature wargame that has you paint your units and could use bigger...

I just checked it out, and it's alot more similar to Star Wars than I thought. BTW, are swordmages D&D's answer to the Jedi?

If WoTC could make a maximalist campaign setting for 4e, what do you think it would have? First, it could have many countries and continents based on real world cultures like Greyhawk, Mystara, and Forgotten Realms. However, it could have much more than that. What else do you think it could have?

Funny, cause I never really saw Eragon (and I don't intend to).

You know what would be pretty awesome, if someone made a D&D movie series that would have a plotline just like Star Wars. It would start out with a group of soldiers walking through a forest trail until they're suddenly ambushed by evil soldiers, which are humans. After the attack is done, we...

Well for starters, we could use a setting that's based on Pirates of the Caribbean, or we could have a setting that would be based on Conan's Hyboria and would be a bigger version of Hollow World.

Another thing WoTC should've done is instead of naming some of the dinosaurs as Behemoths, they could've made a new monster and named it that. It would be a massive beast that would be based from the Redosaurus from The Beast from 2000 Fathoms, or something like that.

You know, if they would re-release the Hollow World setting, it should be its own setting instead of being part of Mystara. That would defintily be awesome. Of course, I would also like to see the PoTC/Sinbad kinda setting too.

Yes, that, as well as Anachrome which is modeled after North America and Osse which is modeled after Australia and the Aborigones. Any others?

On a side note, I think it would be pretty neat if you could make a homebrew continent modeled after Khorvaire from Eberron. On topic: I thought there was a place modeled after SA not being part of Maztica.

I heard that Dragonborns exist as a template in 3.5, so that must be the same here.

Yeah in Pathfinder's favor. I do know that the Eladrin in 3.5 were a powerful celestial race while the Eladrin in 4e are just a new version of the grey elves.

How do you compare those three races in 4e to the ones used in pathfinder?

The game itself is too anime for me to even care.

What kinds of new countries/regions/continents would you like to see added for Forgotten Realms and what cultures should they be based on? I would like to see an area based on Hawaii and the Polynesian islands. Also, if there is not yet a continent based on South American cultures (like the...

Which out of these five generic campaign settings do you think is the best? Which do you think offers the most variety? What are some that can do that others can't? What makes some so unique as opposed to others?

I voted for a new setting, but I'd also like to see Ravenloft, Planescape, Spelljammer, and Oriental Adventures made too. I just don't think Greyhawk and Dragonlance should be done because we already have Forgotten Realms, which should be the prime kitchen sink setting. As for Al Qadim, I think...

At least on MAME it would be English. New enemies for this would include Lizardfolk, Bugbears, Duergars, Carrion Crawlers, Hobgoblins, Cambions, Minotaurs, Hags, and more. New bosses would include Purple Worm, Umber Hulk, Wyvern, Balor, Girallon, some Golem, and more.

Well in that case, I'd like to see other creatures like Bunyips, Archangels, Cherubs, Chupacabras, creatures based on the Mothman, other kind of Gargoyles, and Fallen Angels.