The Forgotten Realms books I'd like to see.

[Psion]

Oh yeah...

A Death of Elminster novel or adventure.

 

[MulhorandSage]

MulhorandSage, and anyone else, has anything been done on Mulhorand in the prior editions?

There's a big chunk in Powers and Pantheons, and lesser chunks scattered elsewhere. It's better to rely on 3e sources (the FRCS) as canon.

Scott Bennie

 

[Mokona]

Lords of Light: This has been widely discussed. I still think a book that describes all the major good and neutral organisations would be just as useful as LoD - after all, the player characters need allies too.

Where has WotC obviously missed the boat on Forgotten Realms topics? Champions of Valor should cover the "Lords of Light" concept: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=products/fracc/882927200

Would a Complete Warrior specific to Faerun be useful?

 

[Angel Tarragon]

I'd like to see a book detailing the Evermeet & Moonshae Isles. I second the idea for playing a chosen of the gods.

 

[Dark Jezter]

Swords of Faerûn: A martial Magic of Faerûn so to speak. It should include LoD style write-ups of all the major mercenary companies and other martial organisations. It could also include more details about organisations such as the Iron Throne (featured in LoD) or the Knights of Myth Drannor. Lots of new combat-oriented prestige classes - heavily flavoured towards the Realms should dot this product along with more exotic weaponry and armor - magical and mundane as well as more regional combat-related feats.
Details about the war technology of the different regions, combat strategies, popular fighting styles, rules and regulations about weapons and armor etc. is also something I would very much like to see. Stats on the general soldiers of these armies would be a great addition as well.

I like this idea. Magic of Faerun gave the spellcasting classes lots of new spells (some of them very powerful) and other neat stuff. I'd love to see a similar suppliment designed for the more martial-oriented classes.

I would also like to see a regional suppliment for the Bloodstone Lands.

 

[Felon]

Where has WotC obviously missed the boat on Forgotten Realms topics? Champions of Valor should cover the "Lords of Light" concept: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=products/fracc/882927200
Would a Complete Warrior specific to Faerun be useful?

Hmm. Let's take a quick gander at the timestamp on that post you're rebutting: 06-28-02, 10:08 AM.

Considering it's a three-year-old post, just maybe you can cut the guy a wee bit of slack.

 

[Felon]

I like this idea. Magic of Faerun gave the spellcasting classes lots of new spells (some of them very powerful) and other neat stuff. I'd love to see a similar suppliment designed for the more martial-oriented classes.

Not a bad idea.

Personally, I think the one product FR really needs that we'll never see is a player's primer. Something small and digestable that summarizes the FR geography and timeline.

 

[Prince of Happiness]

I would say that a book that details that sliver of land east of Estagund, and north of Zakhara would probably pique my interest enough to pick up the Realms again.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I'd kill for Zakhara and Kara-Tur books that also served as the 3.5 Oriental and Arabian Adventures books, respectively.

 

[Sammael]

Babes of Faerun- A guide to Toreilian lingerie.

I'm sure that Ed has already written something like this, but it got rejected by TSR/WotC... after all, his views on sex are waaaay beyond liberal.