Dungeon Compendium

[Gurubabaramalamaswami]

I love the Dragon Compendium. I think a Dungeon Compendium would be really cool. Format it like the magazine-one adventure each of low, mid, and high level. Do a vote for the adventures to be published (I vote Mad God's Key!). Fill the rest of the book with some of the really cool updated monsters (kamadan, froghemoth, flumph), Maps of Mystery, Critical Threats, etc.

I would buy this product in an instant.

[ericthecleric]

As WotC is back into producing their own adventures, there'll almost certainly never be a Dungeon Compendium, or a AoW or ST hardback, unfortunately, at least until 4th-ed comes out and they're producing nothing but sourcebooks again.

[M. Balmer]

One could make the argument that the SCAP hardback is a Dungeon Compendium

[Shem]

Speaking of Shackled City - Is there going to be an Age of Worms hardcover. I would love all of the Arcs in Hardcover eventually.

[Talion09]

ericthecleric wrote:

As WotC is back into producing their own adventures, there'll almost certainly never be a Dungeon Compendium, or a AoW or ST hardback, unfortunately, at least until 4th-ed comes out and they're producing nothing but sourcebooks again.

Not necessarily. Paizo is producing their own original adventure modules later this year, aren't they?

[baudot]

One hopes against hope that Hasbro/WotC sees the value of the open gaming licensce. It's done more to revivify the D&D brand than any other single measure, and made game designers who would be creating competing products write for D&D instead.