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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ZombieRoboNinja" data-source="post: 3944191" data-attributes="member: 54843">I want a fully-developed "Points of Light" campaign setting. Something that actually takes the bits of fluff we're getting (dragonborn empires, etc) and actually melds it into a fully-realized campaign setting with cities, important NPCs, and so on.The book could also include:Full descriptions of each of the Wizard Traditions, including their various histories, philosophies, and noteworthy current grandmasters. This would preferably include a paragon-path (read: prestige class) for each tradition. We've all had fun whining about "Golden Wyvern"; let's see what can be done to make it interesting!The Feywild! I know "Faerie" is an old mythological concept, but I'd like to see it fully worked out in its 4e incarnation. What's it like traveling the Feywild, visiting ancient elven ruins and strange beasts? What kind of creatures are there that lend their power to enterprising warlocks, and to what end?The elemental planes/maelstrom/whatever! What is this place like that combines all four elemental planes, and what role do demons play in it?In-game myths and legends: each culture has its mythic heroes. I want to know what stories the nomadic dragonborn tribes tell over their campfires, what yarns the halfling travelers spin over a full pipe of tobacco and a pint of ale.EDIT: One more - I'd like to see some good options for good-aligned warlocks. I'm not necessarily talking about new power sources (although that might be good too), but in-game organizations of warlocks who use their powers to positive ends. For example, a druid-like order of elves who make pacts with Fae powers to protect their majestic forests.</blockquote>

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