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

[Nightfall]

*takes the Fiendish Codex III for 10,000 Alex*

Still want my Scarred Lands Campaign Setting revised.

 

[blargney the second]

Feat Compendium! There's a player in my group who uses a cheat sheet feat compilation that he downloaded from the internet. The trouble is that it's got all the prerequisites and benefits wrong! I don't think I've ever seen a single document cause so many problems in a roleplaying game.
-blarg

 

[Nightfall]

Who wants to read about feet? They're smelly!

 

[Fishbone]

An official Wizards of the Coast supplement about monster creation and use.
Not pre-made creatures and ready level and statted things but something like the Monster's Handbook or A Magical Society:Beast Builder on creating new creatures from the ground up and tweaking existing ones. And it needs to have some mathematical formula for breaking down a CR.
It can't be considered a nice little add on like the Races book either. The book must be a mandatory Dungeons and Dragons supplement along with the Big 3.
Ah, a gamer can dream, can't he!

 

[Vague Jayhawk]

As I have said before, my first true love is sci fi. I would love to see someone come out with some starship combat and creation rules that are better than those found in d20 Future.

 

[Arkhandus]

Kara-Tur 3rd Edition Boxed Set, Dark Sun 3rd Edition Boxed Set, Planescape 3rd Edition Boxed Set.

...hrm.

Naruto d20? Transformers d20? Robotech d20? Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles d20?


Yeah, I'm an '80s kid. But anime is cool too.

 

[delericho]

As I have said before, my first true love is sci fi. I would love to see someone come out with some starship combat and creation rules that are better than those found in d20 Future.

On a related note, I would like to see a large, well-supported space opera setting that isn't a licensed property. Preferably d20. Oh, and ideally, the authors should read my mind and produce the dream setting I would publish if I had the determination and talent to actually do so.

Likewise, I would like a brand new cyberpunk-genre game that reflected the near-future as seen through a 00's lens. Too many of the existing games still use an 80's view of the future (cyberware and mega-corps), and the recent retcon of Shadowrun felt painfully awkward. (It also suffered from starting its future history in our past, IMO.) Again, I would prefer d20, although a grim and gritty version thereof, and again I would prefer the authors to read my mind and produce my dream setting.

 

[Nightfall]

naruto d20...

Fish,

No offense but I doubt anyone will be doing anything close to the Monster's Handbook any time soon, from WotC anyway.

 

[Lanefan]

1e or 1e-compatible (which means 0e or 2e would do) adventure modules, mid-high level. On paper, not PDF.

Lanefan

 

[Cthulhudrew]

I'd like to see a compilation on skills and skill usage. Something that gathers together all the various skill usages from the PHB and other sources (all the Races... books, for example) into one place, with some new takes on them.

I know there is a product like this here at the ENWorld store, though the promised second portion never materialized to my knowledge. I've got a version of it myself now, but something "official" would be nice.

Call it "You Got Mad Skillz! d20"