What not yet published concept are you hoping for?

[Mistwell]

I'd like more fluff.

I never knew how much I liked fluff until it was gone.

Now, I really want to read a campaign setting book so I can enjoy the creativity of the various fine WOTC authors without so much focus on rules crunch.

 

[Ahrimon]

I'd love to see an unarmored arcane based melee striker who uses magic to protect himself and enhance his abilities for combat. A fantasy jedi without the lightsabre and mind control stuff so to speak.

 

[thegrizz]

I have to agree with more fluff included. I think the basics they let us know about the campaign world in the fourth ed books are great I just wish there was more information. I mean I know that FR is coming out with a fourth ed release and so is Ebberon (which I have to admit I have never been that wild about).

While I hate to say this I sometimes miss second ed with its billion and one campaign settings, even the pickiest player could find one they liked.

 

[beeflv30]

Never got to playing a psion to many rules and issues with the 3.5 version. And the 2e version was sort of bland in play. But I am looking forward to the 4e version, probably will work quite well. As for race. I would like to see more on the Shadar-kai.

 

[A Passing Maniac]

Like many others, I'd like to see druids and psions, but most of all I long to see the necromancer class. My players and I both love necromancers. They make wonderful villains and interesting PCs, and it's unfortunate that -- assuming they stick to their "classes in PHBs only" and "one PHB per year" limits -- I'll have to wait until 2010 or even 2011 for the class.

 

[Byronic]

I would like a Necromancer as well, it's such an interesting archetype.

 

[CubeKnight]

Two words: Goliath Druid

 

[Phaezen]

After seeing the racial Paragon Paths for Warforged, my hope to see a Dwarven Defender paragon path has been renewed

Phaezen

 

[Jhaelen]

Psionics.

 

[joela]

fluff

I'd like more fluff.

I never knew how much I liked fluff until it was gone.

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