The next 40$ 200-page hardcover fron WotC should be a . . .
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Thorntangle
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Super-mega-ultra-adventure?
The Sigil
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... a Publication done under the terms of the OGL and d20STL - complete with a designation of at least 5% Open Game Content. 
Though I'd settle for:
...a copy of the final, approved, System Reference Document, complete with fully indexed and searchable electronic copy on CD included (with hyperlinks every third or fourth word).
--The Sigil
Though I'd settle for:
...a copy of the final, approved, System Reference Document, complete with fully indexed and searchable electronic copy on CD included (with hyperlinks every third or fourth word).
--The Sigil
Simplicity
Explorer
A book containing interesting magical items of all sorts...
I've seen a lot of companies do this, and I think they've done
it wrong so far, so let me be specific. I want a treasure book
with magical items for LOWER-level characters. It
should have a treasure generation table that references
both the DMG and this new book.
The reason I think low-level magic items are important is
that I feel that D&D magic items are really kind of lacking in
flavor ESPECIALLY at low levels. If you only got 3000 gp worth of treasure to hand out to someone... Well, they're either getting a bland +1 weapon, or maybe some bland armor, or a ring of protection... etc. (I've already houseruled that flaming/cold/sonic weapons are available without a +1 bonus just because they're WAY more interesting than a +1 weapon). I'm not saying that these items aren't useful, I'm saying that it would be nice to
have a LARGE resource of interesting items to dish out to
players whenever you got X amount of gold to hand out as treasure.
I've seen a lot of companies do this, and I think they've done
it wrong so far, so let me be specific. I want a treasure book
with magical items for LOWER-level characters. It
should have a treasure generation table that references
both the DMG and this new book.
The reason I think low-level magic items are important is
that I feel that D&D magic items are really kind of lacking in
flavor ESPECIALLY at low levels. If you only got 3000 gp worth of treasure to hand out to someone... Well, they're either getting a bland +1 weapon, or maybe some bland armor, or a ring of protection... etc. (I've already houseruled that flaming/cold/sonic weapons are available without a +1 bonus just because they're WAY more interesting than a +1 weapon). I'm not saying that these items aren't useful, I'm saying that it would be nice to
have a LARGE resource of interesting items to dish out to
players whenever you got X amount of gold to hand out as treasure.
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