Ddrumss2112 said:

Speaking of mini-expansions that give a figurine, I'd love to see an Ancient One sculpt that walks across the board. Extremely hard to kill and is definitely the highlight of the map. Need certain cards to do big damage to it, like whatever wards off an awakened Ancient One. Has both a Keeper and a cooperative mission. The base would also be transparent (save for the corner pocket with the stats token) so you can see what cards are underneath it, as it covers an entire square tile. Because of Call of the Wild, this idea can be fully realized, but also an Ancient One walking atop the "roof" of the building and busting through the rafters and snatching investigators would be epic.

For me an ideal big box expansion would be:

The Silver Twilight Lodge and /or Miskatonic University

These two Arkham locations are brimming with expansion potential

I would happily welcome an Innsmouth expansion. More so if it will come with a campaign system (an openmulti choices one like the one in Descent 2 as an example) or a series of linked scenarios. Innsmouth wuold be great in this regard. Following the trend of "untraditional" scenarios that we have found in Call of the Wild (and a nice surprise too) an Innsmouth expansion could be a good excuse to develop scenarios with the traitor paranoia (or possibility of one) mechanic. About an egypt expansion I would say, why not, if it will not reduce in a dungeon crawler or combat only oriented scenarios. I would appreciate linking  an Egypt expansion with an esoteric atmosphere or just one with more riddlespuzzles mechanics.

But in truth the game is really open to many possibilities of expansions and mechanics. Think about Mi-gos in Vermont, an expansion centered about the Ancient Race or the Elder Ones (more interesting than Egypt to me) or Dreamland. Really I cant see no end to this in terms of possibility. Bye.

I hope that they after a couple of more big sets publish a meta expansion that combines elements from several sets at once.

The most important thing is that they will heavily test new expansion before release it.

What customers really want is a game which brings both sides great and fun experience, Not some shinning components with bad desgin flaw. Although FFG is good at artwork but their games usually have longer FAQ than Rule book….And they usually fix flaw in further release or not try to fix at all.

Do hire some professional Quality Assurance

Ksdas said:

Agreed: whether at Innsmouth, Egypt, or other worlds, major design flaws drastically hurt the value of the overall product. FFG definitely took the Forbidden Alchemy fiasco seriously when making the second expansion, Call of the Wild (albeit I miss somewhat the ABC plot format; feels weird without).

Ive seen that they mostly follow minatures that have already been launched for Arkham Horror supplements, if they follow that then we are looking to see nyarlathtep which may bring mummies and the sphynx tie in, look at the Arkham Horror mini and you may agree with me!

I'd really like to see a small expansion which revisited / brushed up / fixed the scenarios from the base game and forbidden alchemy.