[Green Ronin] Announcing the Book of Fiends

[Leopold]

Lizard Folk: Different types of Lizard Folk including those ancient powerful beings with near direct relations to the gods themselves.

Hobgoblins: Material fur using them as a player race, PrCs, Gods, Feats, magic items, artifacts, general history, overview of military tactics, various subspecies, sample adventures.

Ogres: Big dumb and stupid. The different ways ogres specialize in combat, the various breeds of them out there, their gods, weapons, PrCs, Feats. Smaller book, 48-64 pages.

i would buy these. If and ONLY if GR did them. IMHO the races of reknown is in goodhands with them.

 

[Christina]

Powerful Dwarves

Dwarven Citadel in it's full prime. None of this crap that dwarves are in decline but dwarves in POWER. Base it off the hammer and helm book and you will have 3 copies sold ASAP

Needs:

Maps
Overview
Big: center of volcano would work!

Couldn't agree more that we need some powerful dwarves out there.

Something tells me that your request will be granted.



Christina Stiles
Co-author of the upcoming Corwyl book

 

[Leopold]

Couldn't agree more that we need some powerful dwarves out there.

Something tells me that your request will be granted.



Christina Stiles
Co-author of the upcoming Corwyl book

this would save me sooooo much time and effort...

 

[Psion]

After looking at some Lizardfolk minis recently, I would be so onboard with a book that fleshed out lizardfolk a bit. I even thought about writing one.

 

[JoeGKushner]

As weird as it may seem, Lizardmen miniatures are all over the place. Dwarven Forge's first prepainted miniature figure set was lizard men.

Warhammer of course has their own lizard men section. Good stuff there.

Reaper has all sorts of lizardmen with Tyrants for the big ones and others for the little ones.

All good stuff!

 

[coyote6]

Lizard Folk: Different types of Lizard Folk including those ancient powerful beings with near direct relations to the gods themselves.

Yeah, this would be nice. Include a 1 HD variant that would be more
PC-friendly, perhaps with no LA at all (e.g., only +1 or so natural
armor; give 'em a spread of racial abilities, like PH races have --
most MM races have few abilities compared to PH races).

(IMO, humanoids with racial HD often make poor PC races for anything
but fighters; the skill points from those HD mostly suck for other
classes, given that the other class won't get the extra x3 skill points
from first level. Racial HD + LA == extra ungood).

Or do a combined reptillian humanoids book -- include both lizardfolk
(& variants) Freeport's serpentfolk (& variants). Or do a book on just
the serpentfolk. Make it OGL, and replace the yuan-ti in d20 land . . .

Hobgoblins: Material fur using them as a player race, PrCs,
Gods, Feats, magic items, artifacts, general history, overview of
military tactics, various subspecies, sample adventures.

Maybe a book on goblinoids in general, or at least goblins and
hobgoblins. Perhaps a hobgoblin variant, with more racial abilities
than the MM hobgoblin has (the MM hobgoblin gets a LA for having a
couple of good ability adjustments and a sizable bonus to Move
Silently; but compared to elves, dwarves, halflings, etc., their racial
abilities are pretty damned slim, and the LA ends up overcompensating,
IMO. Maybe a hobgoblin with balanced attributes, more abilities, and
either no LA or enough Stuff to deserve that full +1 LA). I don't think
hobgoblins need full-blown subraces for every environment (a la elves & the like), though.

Ogres: Big dumb and stupid. The different ways ogres specialize
in combat, the various breeds of them out there, their gods, weapons,
PrCs, Feats. Smaller book, 48-64 pages.

This, I wouldn't be too interested in; of course, the right author
could make a difference. 48-64 pages is kind of small -- aren't smaller
books less profitable, in general?

Licensed AU Book on Giants: Their various military caste, the
importance of ritual, different PrCs focusing on different aspects of
their growth, rules for standard 3.5 ed, etc...

Some AU stuff would be nice; maybe include other AU races. Not sure how
AU supplements are doing, or whether Chris & co. would be interested in
it, though. Maybe (w/Monte's permission) include "regular" D&D variants
(IIRC, Monte has said that the AU races aren't quite equivalent to the
PH races; or am I misremembering?).

 

[Feldrin]

I hope to see a book about gnomes & halflings. With elves, dwarves and half orcs covered in previous books, it would be great to complete the standard races with gnomes & halflings...