Four "Complete" Books from WotC?

[diaglo]

the Complete Adept would include the use of magic in a campaign along with religion.

the Complete Aristocrat would include the use of diplomacy and politics in a campaign

the Complete Commoner would include the world building aspects like weather, crops, and habitability

i agree they should make a Complete Expert too which would include the basics of economy in a campaign plus travel & trade.

but since they only want to make 4 leave the money out of it.

edit: of course, along with the Complete Warrior these are chapters i believe belong in the Complete Idiots Guide to D&D Roleplaying.

 

[WizarDru]

the Complete Commoner would include the world building aspects like weather, crops, and habitability

i agree they should make a Complete Expert too which would include the basics of economy in a campaign plus travel & trade.

We already have this book, so there's really little point in WotC taking a stab at it, unless you wanted commoner prestige classes. Otherwise, just go read Magical Medeival Society: Western Europe, and wait for the next release, which would cover your ideas for Complete Adept.

 

[Zappo]

Hey - you know Diaglo, I'd really like the books you suggested! More than Just Another *book, certainly.

 

[Frostmarrow]

So now we have Complete Warrior, Complete Divine, Complete Arcane* and then what?

Complete Skill?

Complete Bull?

*This one has not been confirmed.

 

[JPL]

So now we have Complete Warrior, Complete Divine, Complete Arcane* and then what?

Complete Skill?

Complete Bull?

*This one has not been confirmed.

I think "Complete Adventurer" has a nice ring to it.

 

[JoeGKushner]

Warrior & Expert

http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/revi...blist&which=Skirmisher+Online+Gaming+Magazine

This is Skirmisher Publishing, a small group that has two books already out, one for experts and another for warriors. Both aren't up to many of the industry standards in art or layout but the content is pretty good and it's heavy with text. Good stuff.

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

I think "Complete Adventurer" has a nice ring to it.

That would be a great title for a compilation of all four (presumed) Complete * Books.

I kinda wish they'd take that route -- combining all four into one big volume -- since, even as chock-full of mechanics as Complete Warrior is, it's still a pretty slim volume for a hardcover. I would have preferred it as a softcover title, myself.

 

[Dogbrain]

if WotC is going to follow any logic in naming the next books would be:

Complete Adept
Complete Aristocrat
and Complete Commoner

They could do that in one book: Completely Disposable.

 

[Altalazar]

So now we have Complete Warrior, Complete Divine, Complete Arcane* and then what?

Complete Skill?

Complete Bull?

*This one has not been confirmed.

Just combine those into the Complete Bull and Skill, and then we know how it'd be abbreviated here...

 

[Endur]

Don't forget the race books, Dwarf, Elf, etc.

So, only four Class Books? Interesting. Complete Warrior, Complete Divine, Complete Arcanist? and Complete Rogue?