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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blackwarder" data-source="post: 6285512" data-attributes="member: 6688285">I'd rather they will go with more adventures and adventure paths than go with tons of splat books.I would rather have the following books:The Complete Book of Dwarves.The Complete Book of Haflings.The Complete Book of Elves.Thos books are about everything you want to know about those societies, from subraces to architectural practices (I love the Dwarven towns in DL) to how they orgenize their armies and everything in between, it should be 20% crunch and 80% background and should be usefull with every edition.The DM Books:The Dungeoneer Guide.The Wilderness Survival Guide.The Urban Survival Guide.This books should focus exclusively on this three play settings and should cover things like dungeon design, type of adventures in each setting, the impact of weather of travel and encounter designs and things like that.Other than that I would rather if they produce setting books and adventure books and I would rather have them publishing new material for players in the setting books, for example a DL setting book will have new subclasses for paladins to represent the various knights orders and a pirate centered book will have info about pirate subclasses for all the classes, etc.I also realy like the format of the last sundering adventures, the adventure coupled with a setting book is awsome IMO and they should continue to do this.Warder</blockquote>