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<blockquote data-quote="jeff37923" data-source="post: 1998507" data-attributes="member: 26008">I'm just curious, here. There is a lot of talk about what is good and what is bad in published adventures and supplements, but I haven't seen a lot of attempts to ask the people what they want to see. So here it is.What would you like to see in a D&amp;D/d20 supplement or adventure? Should it be long or short? Have lots of fluff or lots of crunch? New prestige classes? New monsters? What would you like to see?For myself, I'd like to see more of what used to appear in the WEG Star Wars Adventure Journal. A short story for fluff with a few adventure seeds placed in sidebars and game stats for the main characters, settings, and equipment in the story. If this could be done in a format similar to the Legends &amp; Lairs Instant Adventures where the final printed product has a similar price range to a comic book, then that would be even better (I'd rather skip a fast food meal if I can spend the money on a useful game module). Maybe something with about 16 pages or so for $1.95 or $2.95, have the price ceiling be $5.00 for a 48 page B&amp;W interior saddle-stitched book.So, what would you all like to see?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jeff37923, post: 1998507, member: 26008"] I'm just curious, here. There is a lot of talk about what is good and what is bad in published adventures and supplements, but I haven't seen a lot of attempts to ask the people what they want to see. So here it is. What would you like to see in a D&D/d20 supplement or adventure? Should it be long or short? Have lots of fluff or lots of crunch? New prestige classes? New monsters? What would you like to see? For myself, I'd like to see more of what used to appear in the WEG Star Wars Adventure Journal. A short story for fluff with a few adventure seeds placed in sidebars and game stats for the main characters, settings, and equipment in the story. If this could be done in a format similar to the Legends & Lairs Instant Adventures where the final printed product has a similar price range to a comic book, then that would be even better (I'd rather skip a fast food meal if I can spend the money on a useful game module). Maybe something with about 16 pages or so for $1.95 or $2.95, have the price ceiling be $5.00 for a 48 page B&W interior saddle-stitched book. So, what would you all like to see? [/QUOTE]

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