Which "CORE" D&D book are you most looking forward to in 2006?

[Masquerade]

Complete Psionic tops my list. Psionics are about as prevalent as magic in most of the campaigns I run, so it'll be good to have some more variety on that half of things.

 

[Shade]

I'm looking forward to Fiendish Codex I more than any book since the Fiend Folio.

I also picked Complete Psionic.

I'm taking a wait-and-see on MMIV and PHBII.

 

[Sejs]

Why!

 

[Wombat]

Barring something really strange, I can't imagine myself picking up any of these products.

 

[dren]

MM IV

Monster books are my favorite, and I never miss one. Can't wait to see what is in store, hopefully more fey and monstrous beasts with fewer dragons and undead.

 

[Umbran]

Now, what I mean by "CORE" might not be other peoples interpretation of "CORE".

Darn straight it isn't. That term is so commonly used to mean something else specific around here, I wonder that you chose to use it thus.

Bet aht as it may - I'm not really "looking forward" to any of these, insofar as there's not a one of them I'll purchase without reading reviews and looking over for a good long while in teh store first.

 

[cignus_pfaccari]

I'm most looking forward to Complete Psionic. We needs us more fun psionic stuff.

I'm also looking forward to Races of the Dragon, since it might be neat, Tome of Battle, and possibly PHB II.

Brad

 

[BOZ]

I'm looking forward to Fiendish Codex I more than any book since the Fiend Folio.

replace Fiend Folio with Lords of Madness (my pick for top D&D book of 2005) and i'll share that sentiment with you.

 

[Darkness]

DANG IT! I forgot the 'a' in Pact. Sigh.

I fixed it.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

I fixed it.

You are such a helpful moderator, Darkness.