What sort of product do you want to buy that no one is producing?

[mythusmage]

Perhaps they don't count robots among the general population?

That raises a whole bunch of other questions. Unless warforged are von Neumann machines, which raises a bunch of questions all its own.

here's what I think. Everybody except for the PCs works for an entertainment company. When a party goes from one part of Khorvaire to another, everything at the old location is torn down and it and the population moves to the group's next destination. There they erect the set and people are made-up to fit their new roles. Thus the elves and halflings the PCs met in one location become the orcs and goblins they'll encounter in the next.

The question then arises; what if they get to their destination a bit early?

 

[Brimshack]

Contrary to popular belief, just because ones an artist and uses a Mac doesn't make them a nature loving hippie...

No, but granola crumbs on the keyboard are a dead giveaway.

 

[mythusmage]

No, but granola crumbs on the keyboard are a dead giveaway.

Keyboards are a lesser relative of The Luggage (Discworld ref.) that hunt granolas.

 

[Tuzenbach]

Tuzen,

I give you 3 out of the 5 might happen. But not sure about Humaniod races or Combat compendium. (Although I do agree they should do it)

What?! No humanoid races??!?!?!

But I want a book that goes into all the minutia(sp) regarding the dire kobolds and the mountain goblins and the enriched halflings and the Tick-Tock of Oz dudes (oops! I meant warforged!!) and the thermo-nuclear gnoll-trolls and the spotted kenku and the gnomes with rabies (not Jewish priests, the other thing) and the snail-men and the ice mice and the clock rabbits and the stupid dinosaur-folk from 2E and the cold elves & gold elves & mold elves and the green dwarves & lean dwarves & mean dwarves and the dreadful vermicious kanids and schnauge-wangers and the pink titans and, seriously, who vetoed the term "demi-human" anyway?

GIMME A BOOK!!!!