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

[Xyanthon]

More material on the planes. I'd like to see an entire book devoted to the inner planes. Even better an environment type book (like Frostburn and the like) devoted to single planes. A book of artifacts, a book of fiends for the daemons and demodands , a book of elementals, and a book of outsiders from non evil planes(including the modrons).

 

[JVisgaitis]

I'd like to see a book with example campaigns. Not fully fleshed out adventures, but ways to craft a campaign and use adventures and previously written material to support it. D&D can feel a bit episodic at times.

Maybe I'm an idiot, but I' not sure what you mean. Are you talking about an outline of a campaign with possible adventure ideas?

And that's just off the top of my head.

All good suggestions...

For me, I'd like to see something that hasn't been done before. Just something creative that takes the game in a interesting new direction. It doesn't necessarily need to be a campaign setting, strictly rules, or even all fluff. No clue what it is I want, but if someone creates it I'll be sure to rave about how great it is.

 

[brainstorm]

Help for the DM

I'd like to see treasure cards, including magic items from the various source books, with the game info already on the card. The Paizo cards look nice, but have no game data on them at all. I wish every product that introduces a magic item would include a treasure card for that item.

I ditto the request for a good piece of software that speeds up character/NPC generation.

Along the lines of Buff Cards, someone should produce Condition Cards, which detail every condition a character could suffer so the DM could simply hand out a Shaken card or a Nauseated card as needed.

 

[DragonLancer]

Monster sourcebooks that give us proper monsters (oozes, beasts, aberrations...etc) not new humanoid races!

Fiendish Codex 3 for all those of us who want Yugoloths/Daemons.

Swamp, Underdark (the FR book was rubbish) and Jungle environment books.

 

[(Psi)SeveredHead]

D20 Modern adventures. (Well, there's some, but I'd like to see some in stores, too.)

City-based (or otherwise small area-based) campaign settings. Colombia is a great example of one, now I'd like to see a few cities.

And no pseudo-Urban Arcana stuff, please.

Cool maps - FPSs have these, but I rarely see any good outdoor maps, or indoor maps with cover, or maps with balconies, etc.

 

[JVisgaitis]

How can I forgot a good piece of software to handle all the number crunching? I would kill for a program that would make monster creation and NPC creation easily on my Mac. I keep checking out Code Monkey's progress on RPG Foundry, but they're slow with updates to produce a better product which is good, but I need it sooner rather than later.

 

[Crothian]

Maybe I'm an idiot, but I' not sure what you mean. Are you talking about an outline of a campaign with possible adventure ideas?

More then likely I'm the idiot and just can't explain things.

It would be a product aimed more towards beginners and could cover the classic campaign ideas. For instance

Evil undead lich raises undead army and players much eventually defeat him. THe book can start with character ideas and suggest ways to cater to the classes. It could remind the DM the power of turning so that clerics in a campiagn with loads of undead can be seen as even more powerful while a rogue that can't sneak attack most of the encounters will be see a bit weaker. It could do that for the different classes and even races. It can have ways to bring the characters together in this type of campaign so they don't have to meet in a bar. It can also suggest adventure ideas liker question for holy weapons, or protecting a caravan of holy water. Perhaps modules that already exist can even be easily slighlty changed to fit the adventure. For instance swap out Blackrazor of White Plume Mountain with an anti undead weapon.

 

[Phlebas]

Big book of all the boring stuff i don't want to waste my time doing

House plans, Temple plans, warehouses, streets, meadows, fields.

List of businesses in a city / town / village

List of NPC's - not epic spell casters (I enjoy making those up) but merchants, innkeepers, peasants made interesting

and my pet peeve - Savage Species 3,5 (or just debugged....)

 

[DragonLancer]

More then likely I'm the idiot and just can't explain things.

It would be a product aimed more towards beginners and could cover the classic campaign ideas. For instance

Evil undead lich raises undead army and players much eventually defeat him. THe book can start with character ideas and suggest ways to cater to the classes. It could remind the DM the power of turning so that clerics in a campiagn with loads of undead can be seen as even more powerful while a rogue that can't sneak attack most of the encounters will be see a bit weaker. It could do that for the different classes and even races. It can have ways to bring the characters together in this type of campaign so they don't have to meet in a bar. It can also suggest adventure ideas liker question for holy weapons, or protecting a caravan of holy water. Perhaps modules that already exist can even be easily slighlty changed to fit the adventure. For instance swap out Blackrazor of White Plume Mountain with an anti undead weapon.

Now thats an idea that I really like. I'd buy a decent version of this if it was made.

 

[Xyanthon]

Oh yeah, just thought of something else I'd like to see. I'd like to see a Bronze age setting (ala Beowulf) and a Stoneage setting for d20.