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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mercurius" data-source="post: 5431173" data-attributes="member: 59082">I'd like to see heavily revised and expanded core rulebooks, especially the Player's Handbook complete with the information of the deceased Sword & Spell but also errata-ed, and maybe with a more complete roster of races and classes (combining the best of PHB1 and PHB2) - taking out magic items to make more room. I heartily agree with more setting and theme books. I'd like to see them take the theme books a step further and publish fantasy sub-genre themes that would be modular options onto the core rules. Sword & Sorcery theme book? Check. Off-the-farm classic fantasy novel style? Yes, why not. And so on.I like the idea of generic locations but I don't see why they couldn't be part of the Nentir Vale world, which I'd like to see explored further.Mega box-sets are good. How about a Wilderlands-style Nentir Vale sandbox set? Or, as someone mentioned, a Bael Turath/Arkhosia historical box set?In the vein of box-sets, I'd like to see a real starter set - not just an intro set but something akin to the old basic box set that allows a complete D&D experience at least through level 5. This could be your true evergreen product.I'd also like to see a a huge magic item book, but with items that are actually interesting and incorporate the new common/uncommon/rare rules.Finally, my Holy Grail WotC product that I mention every year or so: A "Worlds of Dungeons & Dragons" book that outlines every campaign setting that TSR/WotC has ever published, from very small 3-5 page write-ups (Jakandor) to larger 20-30 page chapters (Forgotten Realms). I imagine a huge 400-page $50 book with lots of art and tons of maps.</blockquote>

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