D&D 4E; Official Supplements & Modules You'd Like to See

[Angel Tarragon]

Curious to know whats on your mind as to what kind of supplements and adventures EnWorld consumers would like to see done by WotC.

Now when I say modules I mean adventures not found in Dungeon Magazine, like Keep on the Shadowfell.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

One modules I'd love to buy is the original Tomb of Horrors redone for the new ruleset.

 

[Baz King]

Something that has all the tiles and minis in the box, three poster maps too. I'd like to see the adventure make use of rituals, artifacts and minions. Not fussed about the tier. If we have to revisit old scenarios, I'll plump for Desert of Desolation please.

 

[avin]

Monster Ecology - a really big book with no rules but variations of imagens, ecology and behavior for the monster's presented on the various MMs.

Things like blue, intelligent, extraplanar trolls; different kind of minotaurs such as Creature Collections Tauron and Wow's Taurens and lots, lots of inspiring fluff.

 

[morgul97]

Oriental Adventures

 

[Fallen Seraph]

Technology Through the Ages - A supplement where it showcases various different time-periods (most likely in the PoL world since that is the base) where technology has advanced. Each chapter would explore a different level of technology in terms of; items (weapons, items, armour, etc.), feats, PPs, etc. how it affects societies and races, etc.

Lets say there is 3 chapters:

-Enlightenment: This would cover the time period of early gunpowder weapons, Da Vinci type contraptions, etc. Hopefully have say a example city similar to Venice.

-Age of Sails: This would be an excuse mainly to bring in lots of pirates and swashbuckling. But it would give us more advance firearms, ships and perhaps we could have say... A fantasy Napoleon (this is sorta a wish to see Temeraire stuff in D&D).

-Industrial Might: Much more advance firearms such as revolvers, gatling guns, repeating rifles, etc. It would showcase industrialism, and could be our Steampunk chapter. With lots of airships, steam powered devices, ironclads, etc.

 

[avin]

Oriental Adventures

^^^^^^^^^^^^

As long as inside art looks oriental... I really don't want a PHB style book for OA.

 

[Drkfathr1]

I'll second Oriental Adventures and a book showing different technological levels.

And I'll add: Psionics.

Love to see super modules that cover multiple character levels. We'll see how the "Giant's" supermodule turns out later in 2009.

 

[Squizzle]

Oriental Adventures

Really? There's a call for that? I just don't see how it can be made inoffensive--for god's sake, the name alone needs changing! And the content would almost have to be pure orientalism nonsense. It'd be akin to a D&D book called "Indians: Adventures in Noble Savagery".

 

[Drkfathr1]

Really? There's a call for that? I just don't see how it can be made inoffensive--for god's sake, the name alone needs changing! And the content would almost have to be pure orientalism nonsense. It'd be akin to a D&D book called "Indians: Adventures in Noble Savagery".

One of my players is Chinese-American, and he doesn't find it offensive at all. In fact, he's waiting on the damn monk.