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<blockquote data-quote="Azazyll" data-source="post: 1431415" data-attributes="member: 4367"><p>Agreed on all points, but before all of that I would love to see a book with more detail on Law and Chaos, since we have books on Good and Evil. In particular, I have always loved the Slaad, which are one of the greatest and most unique outsider ideas ever created for D&D, way back when in the original Fiend Folio, I believe by the same guy who cam up with the two Gith races (a book on them wouldn't be out of place either). </p><p></p><p>The planes of Law and Chaos, particularly the exemplary ones of Mechanus and Limbo, have always been really interesting to me because they provide such a unique idea of outer planes outside Heaven and Hell, which have precedent in real world literature. There have been lots of books on fiends and now there are a slew on celestials, and lots of discussions on good and evil, but the gaming world barely touches on Law and Chaos in a lot of ways. We're still not far away from when Law meant Good and Chaos meant Evil, back in the first supplement I ever picked up (Rules Cyclopedia). People have complained that there are so many books on Fiends, or that nothing new is coming out, and quite frankly I'm surprised no one has picked up on the Law/Chaos idea. I know Monte Cook did Chaositech, which I have not yet read, but it looked to me like it presented Chaos in a Cthulu-esque way, where Chaos is Evil or at least corruptive, which is pretty standard for the industry, not that Monte doesn't come up with great ideas to make old stuff a lot more interesting again. And while I know that WotC didn't make the Slaadi OGC, that's doesn't to prevent other people from working with the ideas of Law and Chaos. </p><p></p><p>If I were ever to design a book it would definitely flesh out the Slaadi and they're Lawful counterparts (if WotC could pick one; frankly Formians don't catch my attention half as well as the Modrons did), and examine Law and Chaos just as deeply as BoVD and BoED did Evil and Good. If anybody from WotC is reading this. I'll drop everything and come work on it for free <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink ;)" data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Azazyll, post: 1431415, member: 4367"] Agreed on all points, but before all of that I would love to see a book with more detail on Law and Chaos, since we have books on Good and Evil. In particular, I have always loved the Slaad, which are one of the greatest and most unique outsider ideas ever created for D&D, way back when in the original Fiend Folio, I believe by the same guy who cam up with the two Gith races (a book on them wouldn't be out of place either). The planes of Law and Chaos, particularly the exemplary ones of Mechanus and Limbo, have always been really interesting to me because they provide such a unique idea of outer planes outside Heaven and Hell, which have precedent in real world literature. There have been lots of books on fiends and now there are a slew on celestials, and lots of discussions on good and evil, but the gaming world barely touches on Law and Chaos in a lot of ways. We're still not far away from when Law meant Good and Chaos meant Evil, back in the first supplement I ever picked up (Rules Cyclopedia). People have complained that there are so many books on Fiends, or that nothing new is coming out, and quite frankly I'm surprised no one has picked up on the Law/Chaos idea. I know Monte Cook did Chaositech, which I have not yet read, but it looked to me like it presented Chaos in a Cthulu-esque way, where Chaos is Evil or at least corruptive, which is pretty standard for the industry, not that Monte doesn't come up with great ideas to make old stuff a lot more interesting again. And while I know that WotC didn't make the Slaadi OGC, that's doesn't to prevent other people from working with the ideas of Law and Chaos. If I were ever to design a book it would definitely flesh out the Slaadi and they're Lawful counterparts (if WotC could pick one; frankly Formians don't catch my attention half as well as the Modrons did), and examine Law and Chaos just as deeply as BoVD and BoED did Evil and Good. If anybody from WotC is reading this. I'll drop everything and come work on it for free ;) [/QUOTE]
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