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<blockquote data-quote="Foundry of Decay" data-source="post: 4356794" data-attributes="member: 846">I'll try to keep this to a short-ish list, since its way too late for me to still be tapping away at the laptop.Classes:-Druid:&nbsp; Every player in my campaign as well as myself wanted to play a druid in one of the upcoming campaigns.&nbsp; I've always loved the class though admit I used the modified PHBII version the most.-Monk: I can see some serious potential here.-Psionic classes:&nbsp; All of them, really.&nbsp; Though I'll stick with just Psions here.&nbsp; I loved the 3.5 psionic rules so much I replaced mages with them (modifying a few things along the way).-Swordmage:&nbsp; I've loved the concept quite a bit.-Necromancer: I'll echo here that I'd really love to see a necromancer class that uses more Necrotic damage, undead summoning and bolstering.&nbsp; And generally dark rituals for creating and modifying undead.-Shaman-esque:&nbsp; Some kind of shaman-esque style caster.&nbsp; Like a Witch Doctor or tribal caster.&nbsp; This could, in theory, be covered by the druid, but why not have a class like the shaman in the OA book?Races:-Centaur:&nbsp; My campaign world has had a good amount of centaurs in it from time to time.-Gnoll: I'd definitely like a gnoll write up akin to the Warforged one.-Gnome:&nbsp; Especially now that they're more 'fey' like.&nbsp; I'll be replacing halflings with Gnomes once the full write ups on them are out.-Minotaur:&nbsp; I like the ancient Greek theme, I admit it.Setting:Oriental Adventures: I loved the OA book even if I mostly just used it for both ideas and classes.&nbsp; I liked the Shaman quite a bit, and loved the varied powers for monks and Ki focus and whatnot.Al-Qadim:&nbsp; I have always loved the varied culture that the setting could cover.&nbsp; I'd love to see things expand out into even Egyptian themes stemming from the Mid-Eastern themes.&nbsp; I have an upcoming campaign that I plan on starting in an ancient Mid-East/Egyptian area.Dark Sun:&nbsp; Yep, I loved the themes of this campaign setting.Planescape:&nbsp; Loved.. LOVED this setting.&nbsp; I wish it got more support than it did, but I loved the almost Euro-feel fantasy that this had and the various factions represented.&nbsp; I admit it might be hard to run without the alignment being rounded out more, but it really was a refreshingly new setting that opened doors (no pun intended) to pretty much any other setting out there that you wanted.Misc:Various Power sources: Ki, Elemental, Shadow, All that jazz.That's all I have for now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Foundry of Decay, post: 4356794, member: 846"] I'll try to keep this to a short-ish list, since its way too late for me to still be tapping away at the laptop. [U]Classes:[/U] -Druid: Every player in my campaign as well as myself wanted to play a druid in one of the upcoming campaigns. I've always loved the class though admit I used the modified PHBII version the most. -Monk: I can see some serious potential here. -Psionic classes: All of them, really. Though I'll stick with just Psions here. I loved the 3.5 psionic rules so much I replaced mages with them (modifying a few things along the way). -Swordmage: I've loved the concept quite a bit. -Necromancer: I'll echo here that I'd really love to see a necromancer class that uses more Necrotic damage, undead summoning and bolstering. And generally dark rituals for creating and modifying undead. -Shaman-esque: Some kind of shaman-esque style caster. Like a Witch Doctor or tribal caster. This could, in theory, be covered by the druid, but why not have a class like the shaman in the OA book? [U]Races:[/U] -Centaur: My campaign world has had a good amount of centaurs in it from time to time. -Gnoll: I'd definitely like a gnoll write up akin to the Warforged one. -Gnome: Especially now that they're more 'fey' like. I'll be replacing halflings with Gnomes once the full write ups on them are out. -Minotaur: I like the ancient Greek theme, I admit it. [U]Setting:[/U] Oriental Adventures: I loved the OA book even if I mostly just used it for both ideas and classes. I liked the Shaman quite a bit, and loved the varied powers for monks and Ki focus and whatnot. Al-Qadim: I have always loved the varied culture that the setting could cover. I'd love to see things expand out into even Egyptian themes stemming from the Mid-Eastern themes. I have an upcoming campaign that I plan on starting in an ancient Mid-East/Egyptian area. Dark Sun: Yep, I loved the themes of this campaign setting. Planescape: Loved.. LOVED this setting. I wish it got more support than it did, but I loved the almost Euro-feel fantasy that this had and the various factions represented. I admit it might be hard to run without the alignment being rounded out more, but it really was a refreshingly new setting that opened doors (no pun intended) to pretty much any other setting out there that you wanted. [U]Misc:[/U] Various Power sources: Ki, Elemental, Shadow, All that jazz. That's all I have for now. [/QUOTE]

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