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Message: <blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 6366636" data-attributes="member: 22424">Yep, sounds good.I can't see this ever happening - once issue #360 failed to appear on the newsstands, I think there was no going back - but if it did, I'd probably subscribe.Again, I can't see this happening in this form, but I could see a compilation of such adventures being produced (that is, a 192-page book containing 5 such adventures plus pre-gens/maps/whatever). That would be cool.It would be good to see these. Though I doubt I'd buy any - perhaps the 3e one, but if I wanted 3e then I'd probably just play that.Yep, that could be cool. It will be interesting to see if the current campaign arcs do indeed serve as a replacement for monthly APs, or whether they end up being shorter 'events' for groups that use them.The main thing I'm probably looking for is something like the 3e Unearthed Arcana or Pathfinder's Ultimate Campaign - a toolbox of modules for tweaking the game, possibly just for a campaign, in order to sprinkle it with a different flavour from the core. I think adding a "side dish" to the regular "Orc & Pie" mode of playing has the scope to make for a very flexible game system.I would also like to see a conversion of Eberron as soon as possible. I only need the mechanics, but I do 'need' those mechanics for things like Shifters and Kalashtar and Dragonmarks as soon as possible. (And I'd rather not have to buy half a dozen books across the span of two years to get the set!)If WotC would make one or more of the story bibles available in some form, that would be great - it would be very helpful to see an extended example of how a campaign takes shape. Though I appreciate it might not be possible or practical to do so, for various reasons.</blockquote>

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