ChainSawHobbit
First Post
No one seems to have brought up the subject of what the D&D Next books will look like, physically. Not just in terms of graphic design, page layout, and art; but in terms of binding, paper, and price.
I really like boxed sets. They are handy, and fun. I would like to see the "core" experience not in three books, but in a box. This simplifies things for new players, is fun, and provides a handy compartment for carrying around one's D&D stuff.
I also think the books should be soft-cover, and perhaps even have greyscale interiors. This would knock a double-digit number of dollars off the price, and save paper.
Ideally, American McGee should be hired to work on the art. This would be really cool. I would like to see his takes on some of the monsters.
I really like boxed sets. They are handy, and fun. I would like to see the "core" experience not in three books, but in a box. This simplifies things for new players, is fun, and provides a handy compartment for carrying around one's D&D stuff.
I also think the books should be soft-cover, and perhaps even have greyscale interiors. This would knock a double-digit number of dollars off the price, and save paper.
Ideally, American McGee should be hired to work on the art. This would be really cool. I would like to see his takes on some of the monsters.