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So I am planning on having one "sample" fantasy backdrop posted here for feedback on the design and layout you all would prefer in the book. So which of the above mentioned fantasy backdrops would you prefer as the sample. I think a complicated one would be best since then I can get all the...

The next version of the class should be ready in the next day or so... and has a lot of changes based off of playtester and proofreader feedback ;)

You know I completely missed that rule... do you have a page number? Thanks ;)

Good points. I'll add these into the document ;) Thanks for pointing this out... I've added it in and I like the idea of "sustaining" a lot. ;) Here's the text: Sustain Minor: At the start of your turn, you may choose to sustain the control zone targeting the same area. Thanks for your help...

Totally forgot that one... thanks for the reminder ;) Thanks for the suggestions. Cool that's exactly what I was wondering... I wanted to see how you all would like it layed out in the book and this gives me a good starting point. Thanks for the link, very interesting idea ;)

Further discussion of the Fantasy Backdrop book can be found in this thread. I hope to see you all there and look forward to what we can come up with in terms of backdrops and encounters.

In Round 3 a number of people made some interesting encounter suggestions and so I figured I'd repost them here for reference. Feel free to make your own suggestions for possible fantasy backdrops and encounters.

So I've been pondering what my next 4e project should be and I wanted to see what ENWorlders would like to see for 4e. My first project, the Auxiliary martial controller class is now in playtesting and currently being shopped around for possible publication. I also have another major project in...

Thanks for the comments I'm still considering what might be the best approach to the control zones and so any feedback even if only on a read-through is helpful. In the control zone rules you can only activate one control zone at a time. Thanks for pointing this out. I have changed the way...

I am beginning a 4e project (intended for-profit, but no current publisher) and would like to hold a discussion with ENWorlders about what they would like to see in it. The project is to create a Fantasy Backdrop Book with generic and unique adventure locations for use in any campaign (rope...

After sleeping on it I've decided that the winner is: <<Drumroll>> Fantasy Backdrop Book: Design generic and unique adventure locations for use in any campaign (rope bridges, volcanic cavern, etc.). I chose this one because as others pointed out it allows me to do a little bit of all the top...

Having been in a similar situation as Ari... I can also say they are definately "good people" as both friends and publishers ;)

Awesome! Congrats to both of you! Yes, they are ;)

Okay... can I just say that it quite an awesome setup for an encounter. ;) Cool... I like these ideas a lot. They have certainly gotten the creative juices flowing ;)

I'll try ;) Thanks for the ideas! Sounds like an interesting solo monster encounter... could be a lot of fun to write up. Yeah that could be lead to some bad fun... ;) Cool... sounds Greek epic to me. So you want a "Game Over" encounter... ;) I've only read one Discworld novel about...

Fungi are fun with an extra "gi." I thinking the fantasy backdrop book would indeed have the most utility. The question is how generic should such backdrops be? Or should they have an assumed setting (and/or multiple adventure hooks/sample encounters?). I'll have to think about how much flavor...

Yeah, thanks for the suggestions ;) Interesting idea... I'll have to think about it... sounds like this could work as either a fantasy backdrop or a trap/hazard. Another thing to keep in mind is that whichever project I choose I will be giving people a place to make suggestions (in Round 4)...

So what you're saying is we can have our cake and eat it too? I like the way you think! ;)

Good points about the Dragon Article... both for and against. I like the idea of using the Fantasy Backdrop Book to work in the other elements mentioned (traps, hazards, monsters, etc.). It might also be interesting to work in the organizations and an underlining POL setting too. Definately...

The polls are now closed and the top three have been chosen. Fore more information head to Round 3 and the "tribal council" portion of proceedings. ;) PS: Thanks to everyone who voted... it became a tight race at the end with a couple of the proposals just one vote shy of making the final cut...