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

[Mokona]

More art. One piece of art for every monster ever published. No more art from Steve Argyle (he did the zombie art in the Monster Manual.

Martial Controller so that I can play a low magic game they way I want to play.

Licensed Games using 4E mechanics:

4E-d20 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
4E-d20 After the Bomb (Gamma World for Palladium with TMNT rules)
4E-d20 Shadowrun
4E-d20 Rifts
4E-d20 Ninjas & Superspies
4E-d20 Beyond the Supernatural
4E-d20 Feng Shui: The Shadow Fist RPG
4E-d20 G.I. Joe
4E-d20 Mage Knight
4E-d20 Heroscape
4E-d20 Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay
4E-d20 Runequest
4E-d20 Middle Earth Roleplaying
4E-d20 Final Fantasy VII
4E-d20 Vampire: The Masquerade
4E-d20 Dungeons & Dragons Fantasy Role-Playing Game - Set 1: Basic Rules (red box)

 

[Rechan]

The only two things I really desire:

Adventure Sites, Terrain and Features - A book purely about fantastic locations/adventure sites, fantastic terrain (such as doomspore et al), and Features of the Area (little fiddly mechanical effects, like a Circle of Magic that adds a push effect to every close attack coming out of the circle, or something).

Heroes of Intrigue. A book similar to Heroes of Horror/Battle, but about running intrigue/espionage in your games, either an entire campaign around it, or placing it in more normal games.

Everything else, we'll get (Psionics, more monsters, etc). However, I would like a bit more of an expansive, retooling look at minions.