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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gold Roger" data-source="post: 3688585" data-attributes="member: 33904">The Steampunk Companion: Somewhat like the enviromental books, this is a full guide to incorporating steampunk in various levels and variations into D&D.The Low Magic Companion: A full on guide on incorperating a more low magic feel into D&D and simplyfly gameplay with as few rulechanges as possible. Appart from few (very few) proposed rulechanges and a few simpler and more low magic alternate class features there should be no rules whatsoever.The Book of Elements: Full on guide on the elemental planes, elementals, elemental subtyped creatures and elemental magic. This is something of a neglected child of D&D. There's lots of elemental creatures that deserve some attention and elemental magic deserves to be more than air wizards use lightning spells, watermages cold etc. Also, Imix, Ogremosh, Yan-C-Bin and Olhydra deserve as prominent a place as Demorgorgon, Orcus or the Archdevils of Hell.Thing is, elemental adventures are harder to come up with than, say, those that revolve around demons. Which is why we need a guide that helps build and inspires such adventures even more.Those are the three I can come up with immediatly.</blockquote>