What type of product would you most like to see from Wizards of the Coast?

[johnsemlak]

I know some of the choices I've allowed fall into the 'pipe dream' or 'dead horse' category, but I've tried to be complete

It's a multiple choice poll.

 

[The_Gneech]

1) Proper electronic support.

2) Proper electronic support.

3) Proper electronic support.

4) Prepainted miniatures.

-The Gneech

 

[kreynolds]

I voted "other" for more locational books in the FRCS (like Silver Marches and Unapproachable East).

 

[herald]

Detailed religions

what are the sins?
what are the tenents
what are teh holydays
what are the taboos
what are the views toward marrage? reproduction? Ect.

I would also like a Steam Punk Setting.
(There was a "Steam Punk Greyhawk" proposed in Dragon. Perhaps it could be a Polyhedron oneshot)

A Renaissance setting

 

[Number47]

About the only thing I would even consider buying are resources that help me with building my own world.

 

[diaglo]

i want a book that returns D&D to its roots.

 

[tsadkiel]

Honestly, I'm pretty much done with WotC. Not for any profound moral reasons, they've just produced all the WotCish materials that I want to buy. There are still things I want, but they're so nichey that WotC wouldn't go near them in a million years (nor should they.)

 

[Darth Shoju]

new publication

I'd like to see a tome of magic- type book that collects all the spells from all the splashbooks, dragon/dungeon magazines, published adventures and misc. supplements, plus a few new spells.

 

[Kweezil]

A book about running a stronghold and dominion, because that added so much to a game in OD&D (continuity, NPC interaction, a ready supply of plot-hooks, and it let the players make something, their own corner of the campaign world). And of course, mass combat. I want armies!

 

[EricNoah]

Rules for running nations/kingdoms, and large-scale combat. Something like Birthright minus the campaign specifics. They should include low, medium and high-magic options (i.e. everything from feudal Earth to a "kings are direct agents of gods" type of setting).