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<blockquote data-quote="davethegame" data-source="post: 4945614" data-attributes="member: 5389">I agree with most of the posters above. I don't need new classes, feats, powers, items... I don't even care that much about new monsters (and if a product does include new monsters, it would be awesome to have those available as downloads to import into Monster Builder, but I have no idea of the legality of that.)I need new adventures and settings. Use the abundance of rules and options that WotC already has out instead of adding to it with often imperfect results. I'd be perfectly happy buying an adventure with an interesting story that used nothing but Monster Manual monsters. Also, I love poster maps and similar, so anything that includes that gets an automatic bonus from me.After a first few 3rd party products that I obtained (some of which for free for review purposes) I decided I didn't need to touch 3pp at all due to some very questionable quality and understanding of the rules. But I would love some more takes on how to use the existing rules for my game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="davethegame, post: 4945614, member: 5389"] I agree with most of the posters above. I don't need new classes, feats, powers, items... I don't even care that much about new monsters (and if a product does include new monsters, it would be awesome to have those available as downloads to import into Monster Builder, but I have no idea of the legality of that.) I need new adventures and settings. Use the abundance of rules and options that WotC already has out instead of adding to it with often imperfect results. I'd be perfectly happy buying an adventure with an interesting story that used nothing but Monster Manual monsters. Also, I love poster maps and similar, so anything that includes that gets an automatic bonus from me. After a first few 3rd party products that I obtained (some of which for free for review purposes) I decided I didn't need to touch 3pp at all due to some very questionable quality and understanding of the rules. But I would love some more takes on how to use the existing rules for my game. [/QUOTE]

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