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Message: <blockquote data-quote="theredrobedwizard" data-source="post: 2966893" data-attributes="member: 21340">1) Cancel FR for the foreseeable future.  Treat it like WotC has treated the Star Wars RPG.  See how the Drizztbags like it.2) No book published will be less than 260 pages.  Yes, there will be expanded content to fill these pages.  They will use the old stat block and monster/prestige class size formats.3) Softcover PHB, DMG, and MM for sale outside a basic box. $15.99 each.4) Complete SRD - Black and white, softcover. No art, no superfluous text. $20.005) Re-release of Planescape to take FR's slot in the release schedule.  Each year after Planescape, WotC would produce a "shortrun" campaign setting (Darksun, Birthright, Mystra, Spelljammer, etc).  There would be a campaign book and 8 splats produced for it.  WotC originally had this idea for Wheel of Time and Call of Cthulhu, but they were pulled before the "shortrun" ever got beyond the core book.6) More boxed series.  Yes, the Races series and Core series are all well and good, but if you're buying in bulk, there should be a discount.  (Ex - The Races Series [Stone, Dragon, Eberron, Wild, Destiny] Individual Market Price $150, Box Set Price $120).  Yes, this will piss off the people who bought it at the get go, but that's what waiting gets you.   Also, larger upfront expense than buying them one at a time.7) Acquire Malhavok publishing.  Advertise Arcana Evolved and Iron Heroes as much as WotC advertises M:tG or any of their card games.  Do not fire anyone, Monte Cook retains complete control of the Malhavok subdivision.8) Buying a .pdf of the book should be cheaper than the book itself.  If a book normally costs $40, the .pdf is $27.509) Release "d20 Fantasy", a quasi-D&D suppliment for d20 Modern.  Use the Modern base classes, with the D&D classes as Advanced Classes.10) There will be no references to Drow in any D&D suppliment for my tenure there, save the one below.11) Pay R.A. Salvatore to write "Drizzt is Dead".  It will have a page count of 10 pages, but will be given out for free.  In it, Drizzt dies by tripping on a patch of slippery water and falling off a cliff.  Into a den of lions.  Magical Sword eating lions.  They eat his precious swords, then he dies.  A very unheroic death.  He can't have any "OMG COOL" moments, either.  He just has to complain, then get eaten by lions without putting up a fight.  No future Drizzt books will be published.  The cover will be a picture of me, flipping off the reader.12) Sell the rights to future D&D movies to The Dead Gentlemen.13) A series of 48 adventure modules, published every other week.  24 set in Eberron, 12 set in Greyhawk, 12 set in Planescape.  Each world would get two series of 6 (Eberron 4 series of 6) that would take characters from 1st to 20th level.  They would be much better designed and whatnot than the previous attempts at this.  Their stories would intertwine, but only tertiarily.That's all I've got for now, I'll probably be back later.-TRRW</blockquote>

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