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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Penguinised" data-source="post: 4439773" data-attributes="member: 74254">I don't think they'll be rehashing the old settings in any significant way, most likely it'll be FR, Eb and whatever new one they come up with whenever that will be.But seeing as this is a bit of a "in my wildest dreams" thread I would love them to do a book which was a kind of Campaign Setting Compendium. Have a chapter for Greyhawk, a chapter for Planescape, one for Spelljammer, one for Darksun, one for Ravenloft etc. Then per chapter put in a basic outline of the setting, what makes it unique, a map and rundown of the major players, gods and the cosmology if it differs from the core 4e, setting specific monsters/NPCs and tips for DMs to make their sessions have the flavour of that setting.I mean sure, a campaign setting book for each of them would be nice but that would take too much time away from WotC creating new and exciting stuff that we've never seen before and will be talking about in posts like this in 20 years time.Oh, and I know it's still only in recent memory but i'd love to see updates of the Book of Vile Darkness, Exalted Deeds, Exemplars of Evil and Heroes of Horror. These books really spoke to me, added a lot of depth and options to villians in the game and the rules for Horror were just so much fun. Having a character lose his mind will never get old.</blockquote>