What could a publisher sell you RIGHT NOW/

[Hjorimir]

A superhero game that's like comic books.
A turn-based 4e computer game.

You might want to take a look at BASH!. It is one of the nominees for best rules this year (and I'm not surprised).

 

[Glade Riven]

Lego-fied miniatures for D&D of monsters and what-not. As it is, I find the regular minis too pricy for what I get. Make 'em lego compatable and customizable, however...

 

[Aus_Snow]

Ultimate Toolbox, Vol 2.

I'd (also) buy that!

 

[Neonchameleon]

One more thing I'd buy on spec: 4e Modern.

 

[nedjer]

A map-making program that allows one to easily design three-dimensional spaces, so that it is easy to see how various levels and sublevels link up in a complex environment. The program I am using now is called "markers and graph paper".


RC

Google Sketchup'll do that for free and probably to a higher standard than a dedicated RPG 'mapper' will ever be able to offer. Hugely time-consuming from scratch, but they provide a massive set of objects, so you can go Lego with them. Need a flying buttress: Google 3D Warehouse.

 

[ssampier]

Wishlist:

Published campaign setting that is rolling around in my head

Failing that:

5th on the Paizo Age of Worms and Savage Tides in two glossy hardcovers updated to Pathfinder.

One more thing I'd buy on spec: 4e Modern.

This. Or Modern/Future combination using Stars Wars Saga System with the numbers filed off.

 

[scourger]

A new Gamma World. Luckily, this is scheduled to come out later this year--with counters which is almost as good as pre-painted minis with stat cards.

A hardcover Omega World. Softcover would be okay. Since they can't do it d20 anymore I guess it would have to be OGL, which would be fine with me. Prepainted minis with stat cards would be great.

That Pathfinder Basic sounds pretty great, too; especially if it had prepainted minis with stat cards. Yes, there's a trend there. And, Pathfinder Basic sounds like the RPG that I could use with my existing collection of D&D minis.

Continuing the theme, Savage Worlds Minis. Generic stat cards that I could use with existing minis would be good, too.

I'll add the calls for a Dungeon Magazine archive CD or DVD. I might never use it, but I would like to have it.

 

[JoeGKushner]

Time to read, create characters, plots, threads, ideas, and a group of 'henchmen' like in Guild Wars to play when my time is there.

Or realistically Paizo could reprint the first AP with the new rule set and some bonus material ala Shackled City. Maybe break out all the non-adventure stuff to make it accessible to a reasonable sized book as opposed ot the mighty monstrous tome it'd become without it.

 

[Particle_Man]

Gem Magic

If someone put in the effort to write dead tree book called "Gem Magic" or something, that was simply a reskinning of the psionic rules of the OGL that took out all references to anything "psionic" and replaced the psionic fluff with a type of magical fluff (Gem Magic might be easier because crystal this and that are important to psions in various ways) then maybe I could sell my friends on the ruleset.

 

[Herobizkit]

I would buy an all-inclusive 3.5 Character Builder updated with optional Pathfinder rules.