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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 6556251" data-attributes="member: 52734">I'd definitely like to see more 32 page adventures (with removable map folder covers - hate having to flip back between maps and the text).Monster books, I'll always buy.  I'd be interested in campaign books, especially if they offered something unique - kingdom rules for Birthright, Psionics/Survival for Dark Sun, Alchemy/Artifice for Eberron, Sellsword/Mercenary for Greyhawk, Epic play for Forgotten Realms,  Moon magic/Wizard Orders for Dragonlance, Wuxia for Karu Tur, Fate, Karma and Reincarnation for Al-Qadim, etc.  It might mean tweaking some of the campaign worlds, but if done well, I think it'd make each stand out.It would be nice if they could bring back Dungeon and Dragon.  Especially if they use Dragon as both a DM's blog/help guide/toolbox as well as a testbed for new content.  In the latter, put new rules and items out in Dragon, let the masses playtest it and then bind it up in a book a year later (I think they did some of this for 4E).<Edit>  Also wouldn't mind seeing "Complete" books that add a few more backgrounds, paths and the like - as well as a good dose of helpful tips aimed not just at combat and optimization, but roleplaying as well (including expanded background tables and maybe even mad lib-style character back stories).  For example, offer advice on what classes and backgrounds to make, say a demon hunter or dragon slayer.</blockquote>