D&D 5E Which three topics do you most want to receive official (WotC) treatment?

[Giltonio_Santos]

Psionics
Asian (Rules before specific setting. Like the 3.0 version, but better rules)
Dark Sun

Everything else on that list I either don't care or believe could be even better in someone else's hands.

 

[Helldritch]

Greyhawk, Planescape and Spelljammer.

Good adventures would be a bonus.
I hope psionics are never done.

 

[the Jester]

Planescape, psionics, and other, with Greyhawk really close behind.

The other for me is domain management, kingdom building, and mass combat.

 

[CleverNickName]

My answer is the same each time this thread comes up.

I'd like for them to issue an official Mystara campaign setting (including all Gazetteers and select modules), and I'd like for them to restore the following rules:

• Creature templates
• Level adjustments
• Favored Classes
• Racial Penalties

 

[Urriak Uruk]

Dark Sun, Spelljammer, Planescape.

Essentially, give more more weird things.

 

[pogre]

My unpopular, pie-in-the-sky wish:
An epic book for levels 20+ including kingdom building and mass combat rules that require tons of miniatures and dice!

 

[DammitVictor]

Psionics, Epic Level, and Asian. I don't mean to be negative, but I'm just not interested in the 5e team's take-- or the 5e take, period-- on any TSR property I have any regard for.

I am a little bit interested, however, in seeing what they can do with the building blocks of those properties.

 

[Jester David]

I'd like a nice Manual of the Planes/ Planescape hybrid product.

Past versions have been okay, but I think the design and writing of 5e could make for the definitive guide to the planes.

And Dark Sun because I think they'd add some neat races and psionics as well as a fork-tonne of monsters.

 

[Mercurius]

To answer my own question, it is very hard to pick just three, but I voted for Dragonlance, Planescape/MotP, and Magic Settings. For some reason I've been feeling nostalgiac for Dragonlance and would love to see a 5E re-vamping, including Taladas. Planescape/MotP just seems like the a foregone condusion eventually, the biggest gap in the 5E oeuvre relative to other editions. I'm always game for new settings, though I think we won't see anything other than Magic and legacy settings for at least a few years, and I voted for Magic over New not only because they're new to me, but I think they're generally really well conceived and I'd rather see something like, say, Zendikar, than another vanilla-y setting like Exandria (which is fine, but doesn't stand out in my mind from FR and Golarion).

 

[Shiroiken]

I'd like to see more of the Realms. It's HUGE, yet WotC seems determined to focus entirely on one small section of it. While there's a lot of old information, due to the timeline change, most of it is unreliable/unusable.

While I'm not a gigantic fan of Planescape, the significant changes to the planar cosmology would benefit greatly by an update of the Manual of the Planes.

Psionics. I don't think it's as hard as people are making it out to be. People are focusing on mechanics, when in reality they've functioned differently in each edition. It probably deserves a class, since no single class captures the feel of it. Many classes could benefit from a psionic sub-class, or they can remain tied to the primary class. I'd also suggest a Wild Talent feat to allow normal characters to get some of the action.