overgeeked
Open-World Sandbox
Not a product per se, but I'd love for them to open all previous settings through DM's Guild and to release CC-BY SRDs for every edition of D&D.
The hardback Paizo put together suggests that may be difficult to put out. That book was extremely OK. Even the TSR-era compilations dropped in quality pretty steeply after, I think, the third one. (Whichever one had all of the Point of View articles.)A 320 page anthology of the 'best of' Dungeon magazine.
Even better if you were forced to play a class that got to evolve in each edition. So my halfling turned into a thief and then a rogue and then a whatever, maybe warlock.If we are dreaming big: a massive adventure in 6 parts, and each part uses a different primary edition. So you start in OD&D or B/X, then do.1E, 2E, 3E, 4E and finally end at high level 5E. Preferably with something like Tiamat or Demogorgon as the primary antagonist.
The Gale Force 9 spell cards and monster cards (and presumably magic item cards) get 75% of the way to where they ought to be. I'd really like someone else to take a crack at making them for a mass audience in future. I would be fine with them costing a little more (25% more or less) if it meant they were easier to use, sort and store.It’s tough for me, I have most of my old stuff (and PDF for anything I got rid of the physical copy).
I guess for me I’d like postcard-sized tent flap entries (Ala, the monster cards from Beedle and Grimm) of every D&D monster, from 1E, 2E, 3E, 4E, Dungeon, Dragon, Basic and 5E converted to 5E. Something similar was attempted in smaller scale with the GaleForce9 monster cards, but they had different sized cards and only did cards for the monster books, and not the adventures.
I love this idea.If we are dreaming big: a massive adventure in 6 parts, and each part uses a different primary edition. So you start in OD&D or B/X, then do.1E, 2E, 3E, 4E and finally end at high level 5E. Preferably with something like Tiamat or Demogorgon as the primary antagonist.
The fact that they won't even release their least successful stuff as DMs Guild-eligible settings (Jakandor, my sweet ugly baby) speaks volumes.Of course, this won't happen. They'll keep their fist tightly clenched over product that makes them no money and serves no purpose other than to sit and collect dust because that's what corporate greed does.
The dragon sits atop its hoard, dreaming dreams of gold and glory, doing jack-all with it.The fact that they won't even release their least successful stuff as DMs Guild-eligible settings (Jakandor, my sweet ugly baby) speaks volumes.