What Would You Like to See?

[Hussar]

All these threads about innovative vs utility got me to thinking. I haven't seen one of these threads in a while, so I thought I'd start my own. What product or products would you like to see on the market? What would have you reaching for your credit card before the dust had settled on the release? What, in a phrase, would make your day to see at your FLGS?

For me, it would be a computer program that contains all the monsters in the SRD. Not only that, but would allow me to add any template to those monsters and advance them in any way possible. In other words, I could type in Fiendish, Vampiric, half-dragon, advanced Dire wolf and get the entire thing in one nice neat stat block complete with feat choices and all the trimmings.

This would be invaluable to me as a DM.

((Note, if this ACTUALLY exists, PLEASE, PLEASE tell me.))

So, what would you like to see?

 

[MerricB]

I'd like to see more maps per in the Fantastic Locations series, especially with regard to exterior scenes (mountain terrain, forest terrain and suchlike).

For use in DMing (and some PCing), I'd like Wizards to produce Races of Savagery - Orcs and Goblinoids.

Cheers!

 

[Herobizkit]

If d20 and GURPS somehow got in the same bed (BESM d20 notwithstanding; it's pretty close) with the boys who make True20...

It'd be quite the threesome. And the KIDS! Wow...

 

[Imruphel]

I'm all core-ed out so all I'm interested in now are:

- more regional supplements for the Forgotten Realms; and
- a decent PC-based character/NPC/monster generator that is at least the equal of 2E's Core Rules and, ideally, profoundly superior (if it can't be customised by a non-propeller head then it doesn't meet the test).

I really don't want or need anything else. I will also buy map-based products so, if WotC publishes more, I will certainly buy them. Ditto for adventures (except for the Titanic set in Eberron but I digress...).