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<blockquote data-quote="NiTessine" data-source="post: 2855552" data-attributes="member: 475">1. A series of Campaign Classics books. Each of the discontinued, old 1E and 2E settings - Birthright, Planescape, Dark Sun, Mystara, Spelljammer, Ravenloft, and, yes, Greyhawk - revisited for one 320-page hardcover, done in the style of the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting, converting the key setting rules to 3.5. This would include 3.5 modron stats, with illustrations, for Planescape and compiled regional feats for Greyhawk. The campaign books would also include updated timelines for when the line dropped off. With Greyhawk, this would be current to the beginning of the current Living Greyhawk campaign year.2. The next books for the Complete, Races and Heroes series: Complete Epic, Races of the Sea, Heroes of Comedy. Plus a big monster book for the fey.Also, there would be less 160-page books and more 224-page and even 288-page books. A bit fewer products in favour of meatier and more thorough ones. Quality instead of quantity, really.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NiTessine, post: 2855552, member: 475"] 1. A series of Campaign Classics books. Each of the discontinued, old 1E and 2E settings - Birthright, Planescape, Dark Sun, Mystara, Spelljammer, Ravenloft, and, yes, Greyhawk - revisited for one 320-page hardcover, done in the style of the [i]Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting[/i], converting the key setting rules to 3.5. This would include 3.5 modron stats, with illustrations, for Planescape and compiled regional feats for Greyhawk. The campaign books would also include updated timelines for when the line dropped off. With Greyhawk, this would be current to the beginning of the current Living Greyhawk campaign year. 2. The next books for the Complete, Races and Heroes series: Complete Epic, Races of the Sea, Heroes of Comedy. Plus a big monster book for the fey. Also, there would be less 160-page books and more 224-page and even 288-page books. A bit fewer products in favour of meatier and more thorough ones. Quality instead of quantity, really. [/QUOTE]

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