What Do You Want For Christmas?

At Dragonmeet 2013 we asked various gaming luminaries what they'd like for Christmas. This is what they said. Now, what awesome gaming stuff do you want for Christmas? [threadcm]http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?350241-What-Do-You-Want-For-Christmas[/threadcm]

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[delericho]

#1: More time. (Though that one gives me horrible foreboding of a "be careful what you wish for" type...)

#2: A fully-featured 3.5e DDI, especially including a Character Builder, Compendium, and (most especially) Monster/NPC Builder. That would probably be the single most useful tool I could get to help prepping games. Though I'd rather not pay a subscription for it.

#3: An "Encyclopedia Version" of 3.5e and/or SWSE. I do love the books I have, but there's just so much material scattered across so many works. A set of books giving the same material, all gathered together and presented by topic, would be awesome.

#4: "Dragon Compendium II: issues 251 -" and "Dungeon Compendium" collections.

 

[Umbran]

In theory, yours should lead to mine. Unfortunately, I tend to see things clearly stated as opinions reacted to as if the poster was claiming it as an objective truth.

Yep. It's an "and" not an "this instead of...".

 

[Dice4Hire]

Something from WOTC. A good module, some dungeon tiles, some battle maps, some minis, or just about anything I have bought in recent years. Unfortunately, none of those are for sale now.

 

[GreyLord]

Hmm, I'm looking (or hoping) on getting Eldritch Horror from FFG, time to play some other boardgames such as Terra Mystica and maybe see just how much like Star Wars OT Risk the Mass Effect Galaxy edition is.

 

[Umbran]

So, do we want to turn this into a "what did we get for Christmas" thread?

I am now the owner of the 5th edition Shadowrun rules (I think my wife is trying to tell me something!).

I also now have a wonderful book about the first 150 years of the history of the Federation in Star Trek. It really makes me want to run a game set in the early days of the Federation...

 

[Morrus]

BSG board game, FATE Core, Savage Worlds, some comic book cover wall canvases, various books and clothes, and an infinite amount of dog hair.

 

[was]

Peace on Oerth

 

[Umbran]

Peace on Oerth

Wouldn't chaotic violence make for a more adventurous setting?

 

[crazy_cat]

I also now have a wonderful book about the first 150 years of the history of the Federation in Star Trek. It really makes me want to run a game set in the early days of the Federation...

Sounds interesting (and me too) - but its existence and availability has apparently completely passed me by, whats it called?

 

[Umbran]

Sounds interesting (and me too) - but its existence and availability has apparently completely passed me by, whats it called?

"Star Trek Federation: The First 150 Years", by David A. Goodman

It is available on Amazon...