D&D 4E What sort of 3rd party 4e books do you want?

[Angel Tarragon]

Which books are those?

And yes. I'd like to see someone tackle the Seelie/Unseelie courts, making deals (or trickign) fey, schemes and plots involving them, etc.

Goodman Games:
Complete Guide to Fey

Mongoose Books:
Encyclopaedia Divine: Fey Magic
Quintessential Druid: has brief entries detailing the fey realms

I could have sworn there was another Mongoose Book, I'll keep digging.
EDIT: Found it!

 

[Rechan]

Goodman Games:
Complete Guide to Fey

This I will have to look at.

Mongoose Books:
Encyclopaedia Divine: Fey Magic

Oh. I was thinking it was a book about the Fey creatures, not just class options.

 

[Bob the Destroyer]

I would most like to see some books on fey.

I also hope for a book about running military campaigns involving PCs and a book on a 4e equivalent of E6.

 

[Rechan]

I want something like En Route, Foul Locales, etc - just a little encounter that's easy to drop in, just incase the PCs insist on going off the story I have set up.

 

[ColonelHardisson]

If the feat tree/ talent tree concept makes it in to 4E, I could see that being a profitable area to explore. Do for fighter and rogue-types what books of spells do for spellcasters.

That sounds like a good idea. I'd buy such a book. Paragon Paths and Epic Paths would also make for good book subjects, perhaps in the same book you propose...but let's hope for quality rather than quantity, rather than what we saw with Prestige Classes.

 

[Terramotus]

Iron Heroes!

Seconded like no other! Iron Heroes is a great system with lots of potential, but its balance leaves something to be desired. I think there's a lot that could be taken from 4th Edition to make an amazing Iron Heroes 2nd Edition.