What Would You Want In Future 3.5 Products?

[Arashi Ravenblade]

As far as specific titles go.

Birthright 3e
Spelljammer 3e (but call the book Wildspace and make it an Enviromental book)
New Planescape!
Monster Manual 5- all of the monsters from passed editions that havent made it to 3e yet.
Heroes of Intrigue- running political or espionage games.
Complete Epic-Revised Epic spells, Classes and feats
Complete Incarnum
Races of Savagry- Orcs, Goblinoids, Gnolls, whatever else fits.
d20 Vehicles-Tanks, cars, planes, boats
Arms and Equipments guide II-
Faith and Fervor-Details how various churchs of varying alignments work, how their defenses are set up, what they sell, and sample churchs from Eberron, Faerun, and Greyhawk, and real world Earth.
Unearthed Arcana II
d20 Fantasy-earth in the medieval age, with fantasy creatures
d20 Horror-Horror based modern games.
Council of Wyrms 3e-A campaign option fit into any game.
Arcadia- a monster book for fae as well as a campaign option for the realm of faeries.
Lands of Toril-Details Kara-tar, Zakharah, and Maztica.

 

[rom90125]

surely at least one of those could have gotten the treatment from publishers. (And hey, it would also be mostly applicable to Alice in Wonderland, Thomas Covenant and a host of other popular franchises.)

I too would LOVE to see an RPG based on The Land from the Thomas Covenant Chronicles...

That would totally kick @ss...

 

[Imruphel]

- Spelljammer 3.5E... as a boxed set!
- Greyhawk hardback.
- Dalelands hardback for Forgotten Realms (but, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE not in the same format as the truly horrible Mysteries of the Moonsea- I can make my own bad adventures).
- A character generator that really works. Yes, really works. and can be customised easily. You know, like the one that was released for 2E many moons ago.
- All back issues of Dungeon magazine on CD-ROM or otherwise available electronically (actually, that's not a 3.5E request... but it is one of the few products that I would really like to see).

That's pretty much it. After those, it wouldn't worry me if D&D was shut down forever (sorry, being selfish there).

 

[schroederlance]

3rd Party:

3 to 4 book lines that detail a small area or culture. Examples would be the Freeport or Thieves World books from Green Ronin. Sourcebook, a few adventures (or a single longer one) to get the feel of the place, and a 'rules expansion' book with setting specific rules tweaks.

Generic adventures. Necromancer and Goodman have great stuff here, but maybe not all of them need to be '1st Edition Feel'.

WotC:

Birthright Hardcover (with all the rules for kingdoms and leading armies, and utilizing certain parts of Heroes of Battle)

Dark Sun Hardcover

Greyhawk Hardcover

Planescape Setting Hardcover (build on Manual of the Planes and Planar Handbook, and Hordes of the Abyss and the Demon book that's coming out.)

Oriental Adventures using Kara-Tur and Arabian Adventures using Al-Qadim (or at the very least an Expanded Realms Sourcebook for Forgotten Realms detailing Kara-Tur/Hordelands, Al-Qadim, Maztica)

Heartlands Sourcebook for Forgotten Realms (Daleands, Sembia, Cormyr, Cormanthor)

Sword Coast Sourcebook for FR (Amn, Tethyr, Calimshan, Baldur's Gate)

The North Sourcebook for FR (like the old Boxed Set of the same name, updating everything that isnt Waterdeep or Silver Marches)

Ravenloft Hardcover (looking forward to Expedition to Castle Ravenloft) utilizing Heroes of Horror.