I would make more GM-non adventure books. I know that the money comes generally from things that players buy, since there are more players than GMs, but we know that WotC is doing well financially, so i would bring back either splat books like they had, or more settings. ALSO listen to the consumer, i hate that they got rid of things because they were "troublesome" its part of the lore, you cant ingnore things that are inherantly "bad" it waters down the setting a lot. I just fee like they are making chnages that no one asked form.

Quote from: radio_thief on December 05, 2024, 09:11:57 AMI would make more GM-non adventure books.

Now that you mention it, I'm playing in Forgotten Realms currently and if you want city maps you gotta buy up Rime of the Frostmaiden or Storm Lord's Thunder and even then you don't get them all. A cities of the Savage Coast would be nice (especially in a VTT) to help promote DM-created adventures.

So I would consider producing regional products that provide good maps of an area with the major settlements with interior maps of select important buildings. At a scale that is usuable when shoved into a VTT which is the future and far more visual than theater of the mind. A bit like the Harn folks did later when they merged cities of Harn into the different Kingdom's of Harn. Buy a Kingdom and you've got everything you need for adventuring there.