Upcoming products - which will you be getting?

[MerricB]

Well, we now know the list of WotC products for most of the months of 2004. Which ones are you likely to be getting?

I thought about making this a poll, but that devoids it of context, so I'll keep it simple.

If you want to put in some other d20 products, go ahead.

Anyway, on to my list:

December: D&D Miniatures: Dragoneye expansion
January: Nothing seems to come out of interest here.
February: Unearthed Arcana
March: D&D Miniatures: Archfiends expansion
April: Expanded Psionics Handbook
May: Complete Divine
June: D&D Miniatures: Giants of Legend expansion packs
July: Player's Guide to the Planes (provisional)
August: Races of Stone

Hmm - one release a month. Albeit, with the Miniatures taking up a lot of my money in every month. I can live with that!

Okay, here's the complete list for those who just have to have it:
December:
D&D Miniatures: Dragoneye expansion

January:
D&D: Deluxe DM Screens (& d20 Modern)
D&D: Deluxe PC Sheets

February:
D&D: Unearthed Arcana
D20 Mod: d20 Weapons Locker

March:
D&D FR: Player's Guide to Faerun
D&D Minis: Archfiends expansion
SW: Geonosis and the Outer Rim Worlds

April:
D&D: Expanded Psionics Handbook
D&D: Map Folio I
SW: GM Screen

May:
D&D: Complete Divine
D&D Dice with Velvet Bag

June:
D&D: Eberon Campaign Setting
D&D: Players Guide to the Planes
D&D Minis: Giants of Legend
Star Wars: Ultimate Adversaries

July:
D&D FR: Serpent Kingdoms
D&D Eberron: Shadows of the Last War

August:
D&D: Map Folio II
D&D: Races of Stone
d20 Future
SW Minis: Entry Pack & Expansion packs

Cheers!

 

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

Its impossibly unfair. Summer of 2004 is when I'm moving out of the country and finally getting into the real world. And I'll be broke...money going to important things...and...and...all these great products. Too much goodness!!

 

[A'koss]

I'm pretty hyped over Unearthed Arcana, I just hope that it measures up. There has been some rumor that Monte Cook was going to put out a low-magic book that regears the core classes so that they're not balanced on heavy magic item possession, and tones down spellcasters. That's just what I'm trying to do for my game...

A'koss.

 

[Taelorn76]

What about the Player's Guide to Faerun? Also due out in March.

 

[BrooklynKnight]

Well, we now know the list of WotC products for most of the months of 2004. Which ones are you likely to be getting?

I thought about making this a poll, but that devoids it of context, so I'll keep it simple.

If you want to put in some other d20 products, go ahead.

Anyway, on to my list:

December:
* D&D Miniatures: Dragoneye expansion

January:
Nothing seems to come out of interest here.

February:
* Unearthed Arcana

March:
* D&D Miniatures: Archfiends expansion

April:
* Expanded Psionics Handbook

May:
* Complete Divine

June:
* D&D Miniatures: Giants of Legend expansion packs

July:
* Player's Guide to the Planes (provisional)

August:
* Races of Stone

Hmm - one release a month. Albeit, with the Miniatures taking up a lot of my money in every month. I can live with that!

Cheers!

Looks like i'll be getting all of them. Though i dont use psionics i think it should be on my shelf. And dont forget to add Players Guide to the Forgotten Realms and Serpent Kingdoms.

I'm dissapointed to see nothing for d20modern on there.

 

[Brown Jenkin]

I still refuse to buy any 3.5 material. I especially see no point in rebuying the splat books, psionics, FRCS, or MotP. I might buy 4th edition when it comes out in a couple of years. I also refuse to buy into the plasticrack. The only thing I might buy are the 30th aniversery dice.

 

[Buddha the DM]

Heh.. Not that I'll be able to get them all but here is my list for next year's releases..

January 2004
- Deluxe Dungeon Master’s Screens ($14.95) - WotC
- Deluxe Player Character’s Sheets ($14.95) – WotC
- Towers of High Sorcery (Dragonlance; $34.99) – Sovereign Press
- Mutants & Masterminds Annual #1 ($24.95) – Green Ronin

February 2004
- Unearthed Arcana ($34.95) - WotC
- d20 Weapons Locker (Modern; $29.95) – WotC
- Firepower (Modern or Star Wars; $xx.xx) - WotC (is this even a real product?)

March 2004
- Geonosis and the Outer Rim Worlds ($29.95) - WotC
- Forgotten Realms: Player’s Guide to Faerûn ($32.95) - WotC

April 2004
- Expanded Psionics Handbook ($34.95) - WotC
- D&D Map Folio I ($9.95) – WotC
- Star Wars Gamemaster’s Screen ($9.95) - WotC

May 2004
- Complete Divine ($29.95) - WotC

June 2004
- Star Wars Ultimate Adversaries ($29.95) - WotC

July 2004
- Planar Handbook: A Player’s Guide to the Planes ($29.95) - WotC
- Eberron Campaign Setting ($39.95) – WotC
- Serpent Kingdoms (FRCS; $29.95) – WotC

August 2004
- d20 Future ($34.95) – WotC
- Races of Stone ($29.95) – WotC
- D&D Map Folio II ($xx.xx) – WotC

 

[Wombat]

About the only release I am looking forward to is Monte's re-release of Book of Eldritch Might, which will be a combined volume

Not that I am worried about updating to the silliness of 3.5, but because he will have notes on how to use it in AU.

Other than that, a combination of having reached a saturation point and nothing very interesting on the horizon.

 

[Olive]

January 2004
- Deluxe Dungeon Master’s Screens ($14.95) - WotC

February 2004
- Unearthed Arcana ($34.95) - WotC

March 2004
- Forgotten Realms: Player’s Guide to Faerûn ($32.95) - WotC

May 2004
- Complete Divine ($29.95) - WotC

July 2004
- Planar Handbook: A Player’s Guide to the Planes ($29.95) - WotC
- Serpent Kingdoms (FRCS; $29.95) – WotC

August 2004
- Races of Stone ($29.95) – WotC

Add the minis and that's my WotC buying. The two Fr books are maybes but the Player's Guide will be updating all the FR books I already own, so it makes sense to get it, and I like Yuan Ti. I'll check out Eberron, but I'm a bit over settings.

I was hoping the complete arcane would be next, but no dice!

 

[Son_of_Thunder]

Hoody Hoo!

Man, am I excited. Once a month starting in February.

Feb. Unearthed Arcana
March Forgotten Realms Players Guide
April Expanded Psionics Handbook
May Complete Divine
June Eberron (Woot!)
July Planar Handbook: A Player's Guide to the Planes
Aug. Races of Stone

But especially,

Fall '04 Basic D&D for all the nostalgic reasons already given. Man, basic is fun to play even today.

Son of Thunder
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