D&D (2024) What's Your 2026 WotC D&D Wishlist?

[Reynard]

Are you under the impression that a 3 foot tall humanoid can be intrinsically stronger than a 7 foot tall humanoid?

So, yes, you think ASIs are the only thing that matter. Got it.

 

[Shardstone]

But so many 3pp have provided 5e psionics! Why do you need WotC to do it?

I answered that a few comments above!

 

[Micah Sweet]

I answered that a few comments above!

Which post? I can't find anything before the post I responded to from you for pages and pages.

 

[Older Beholder]

I might be alone in this but I’d like to see them try their hand at a couple more MtG books.

Theros and Ravnica were both great books that brought useful, interesting new ideas to the game. And although Strixhaven fell a bit short of the previous two attempts, it still had a fun concept that hadn’t really been done previously in DnD.

I don’t even have a preference of which set/world they should use as I don’t play MtG. I just like new ideas and things I haven’t seen before that I may not have even thought about.

 

[Reynard]

I might be alone in this but I’d like to see them try their hand at a couple more MtG books.

Theros and Ravnica were both great books that brought useful, interesting new ideas to the game. And although Strixhaven fell a bit short of the previous two attempts, it still had a fun concept that hadn’t really been done previously in DnD.

I don’t even have a preference of which set/world they should use as I don’t play MtG. I just like new ideas and things I haven’t seen before that I may not have even thought about.

I'd buy anything with a strong science fantasy bent. I assume MtG has at least a couple of those?

 

[cranberry]

So, yes, you think ASIs are the only thing that matter. Got it.

I think shifting ASI away from species was a lame move.

If you want to play a mouse, that's great, just deal with the fact that an elephant is stronger...

 

[Remathilis]

I might be alone in this but I’d like to see them try their hand at a couple more MtG books.

Theros and Ravnica were both great books that brought useful, interesting new ideas to the game. And although Strixhaven fell a bit short of the previous two attempts, it still had a fun concept that hadn’t really been done previously in DnD.

I don’t even have a preference of which set/world they should use as I don’t play MtG. I just like new ideas and things I haven’t seen before that I may not have even thought about.

I would love an Omenpaths book that hits a couple different planes with some options for each. That way, they could touch on places like Innistrad, New Capenna, Tarkir, Ixalan, and Duskmourn without needing a whole book for each.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

And although Strixhaven fell a bit short of the previous two attempts, it still had a fun concept that hadn’t really been done previously in DnD.

And still hasn't

(Seriously, it was incredibly undercooked. Not enough to be a setting. A mediocre at best adventure. Huge missed opportunity that a lot of us really wanted to be great.)

That said, yes to more MTG settings generally.

 

[Shardstone]

Which post? I can't find anything before the post I responded to from you for pages and pages.

D&D (2024) - What's Your 2026 WotC D&D Wishlist?

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[Micah Sweet]

D&D (2024) - What's Your 2026 WotC D&D Wishlist?

Plain Jane's Planeswalking Plane Jam

www.enworld.org

Ok, I get it. I don't agree with it, but I get it. I hope WotC eventually makes you what you want.