D&D 3E/3.5 Which 3E OGL/D20 books do you want to see re-released under the 4E OGL?

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

While new stuff is always exciting, there are a number of near-classic 3E D20/OGL books that have come out over the last few years, and it wouldn't be too surprising to see publishers re-releasing their greatest hits for the new system in addition to blazing new trails.

What great 3E OGL/D20 books do you want to see re-released under the 4E license?

 

[JVisgaitis]

I'd rather see new stuff personally, but here's what I'd like to see make the transition:

Mutants & Masterminds
From Stone to Steel
Oriental Adventures

 

[WarlockLord]

I've never played it, but I'd like to see a Call of Cthulhu d20 compatible with 4e. I'm a Lovecraft fan.

 

[Wormwood]

In before Valar Project.

 

[ColonelHardisson]

Hollowfaust
Bluffside

 

[Fobok]

Personally, I don't think M&M needs a new edition to transition to 4e. It's so far outside of D&D as it is the only real thing I'd say they need to bring over is whatever trip/grapple rules 4e introduces. For that, they could probably just introduce it in a supplement.

As for the rest, the only other OGL game I play on a regular basis is Game of Thrones, and obviously that's not up for updating. (Green Ronin, since they've gotten the license, has been saying that they'll be coming up with a completely new system for it.)

 

[Wraith101]

The Book of the Righteous - mostly fluff but I would like to see a new edition anyway!

 

[Gundark]

Book of erotic fantasy.... okay I'm kidding. I hope to see a 4e Iron Kingdoms.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

For myself, I'd like to see Redhurst redone. It got hosed by being released as a 3E book just as 3.5 hit, and for my money, it's one of the best settings to come out of D20, and is eminently portable. So long as their are still schools of magic (and maybe even if there aren't), it can be ported over.

I want a 4E version of A Magic Medieval Society. The book is an absolute must-buy for me.

Necromancer has already announced a 4E Tome of Horrors on their boards, but I also want to see their best 3E monsters repackaged, either as Tome of Horrors 2, or something else.

I would love to see the Book of Eldritch Might redone, but my guess is that so much is changing with 4E that a lot of it simply won't be applicable to the new game. Still, hope springs eternal. Chaositech and other Malhavoc books would be nice, too, although I don't hold out a lot of hope.

I'd like to see all four of Goodman Games' tournament modules converted, and maybe their top five selling DCCs before heading on to new stuff.

Either Necromancer or Goodman Games needs to give us Dark Tower 4E.

I'd like to see Clockwork Golem repackage all of their lost tomes PDFs into one volume and convert it to the new system.

I would likewise like to see a lot of Ronin Arts' and Patrick Younts' stuff converted.

I want to see Creatures of Freeport 4E, although hopefully a lot of that will show up in the 4E D20 Freeport Companion, whenever it hits stores.

 

[Greg K]

Right now, I could care less as I see nothing that makes me want to switch. I would rather see my favorite publishers remain focused on their house systems (e.g. M&M, True20), d20 Modern, and 3.5.