Let's name the fourth book in WotC's 'Complete' series

[Neil Aitken]

Ok, here's a few more possibilities:

Complete Idiot - with prestige classes like Blooming Idiot - for druid/ranger types
Complete Fool - for jester-style bards and rogues
Complete Thug
Complete Charlatan
Complete Chicanery

Wow, I got to use charlatan and chicanery in the same post

 

[iwarrior-poet]

How about Complete Wilderness--for Barbarians, Druids and Rangers?

 

[Henry]

For me, it will be "Complete Waste of Time," but I think the name

Complete Finesse

would be mroe descriptive. After all, thieves, Bards, and Experts don't accomplish things by brute force or power - use of skills and spells means that FINESSE is what best describes what they do.

To me, complete scoundrel is too limiting, because bards aren't necessarily scoundrels, and neither are rogues who specialize in more mercantile paths; Experts could be anything from box-men to blacksmiths and from janitors to jewelers, so any title that connotes theivery, stealth, or such is a misnomer.

That's me take, anyway.

 

[Arnwyn]

Other: "Complete Regurgitation".

(Oh, quit being so oversensitive - I'm just teasin'.)

 

[XCorvis]

Other - I'm betting on Complete Rogue. I know it kind of breaks the pattern, but hey, it makes sense.

 

[Twiggly the Gnome]

The Complete Adventurer.

I'll second this nomination.

 

[MerricB]

For me, it will be "Complete Waste of Time,"

How so, Henry? Do you not like rogues?

Cheers!

 

[Nuclear Platypus]

Complete Set?

 

[Neil Aitken]

Complete Set?

No that's the expanded rules for the Egyptian god of death series

 

[Dogbrain]

Complete left-handed half-elf latvian red-haired...

(It will eventually get to that point.)