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<blockquote data-quote="moxcamel" data-source="post: 5447959" data-attributes="member: 67954"><p>What I'd really like to see WotC do is put out world &quot;modules.&quot;&nbsp; ~64 page setting guides that rough out a fantasy setting.&nbsp; Not too much detail as to constrain the DM, but enough to make it easy on the DM who also has a life.&nbsp; Guides like this could be published quarterly, and then we'd get to see some of the more fantastic and strange settings that can't be risked when publishing a 300 page hardback.&nbsp; One quarter you could do a world based on ancient Rome, next quarter could be Spelljammer, and next quarter could be some kind of planar thing.&nbsp; Each would be a one-off (with the most popular settings getting DDI content tie-ins, *cha-ching!*), and it would finally put DMs back in the business of fleshing out worlds.&nbsp; Price point could be in the $10-$15 range, which would make it a heck of a lot more attractive than a $35-$40 campaign guide that you have to sink another $30 into when the player guide comes out, oh and then there's the associated monster manual...&nbsp; I'm guessing a line of products like this would sell very well, especially with images of scantily clad ladies on the cover.&nbsp; Just sayin'. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /></p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="moxcamel, post: 5447959, member: 67954"] What I'd really like to see WotC do is put out world "modules." ~64 page setting guides that rough out a fantasy setting. Not too much detail as to constrain the DM, but enough to make it easy on the DM who also has a life. Guides like this could be published quarterly, and then we'd get to see some of the more fantastic and strange settings that can't be risked when publishing a 300 page hardback. One quarter you could do a world based on ancient Rome, next quarter could be Spelljammer, and next quarter could be some kind of planar thing. Each would be a one-off (with the most popular settings getting DDI content tie-ins, *cha-ching!*), and it would finally put DMs back in the business of fleshing out worlds. Price point could be in the $10-$15 range, which would make it a heck of a lot more attractive than a $35-$40 campaign guide that you have to sink another $30 into when the player guide comes out, oh and then there's the associated monster manual... I'm guessing a line of products like this would sell very well, especially with images of scantily clad ladies on the cover. Just sayin'. :D [/QUOTE]

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