I'd like a new character set.  I liked that some of the characters of the Dark City expansion were interchangable, so another character set would bring even more variety.

I want bildings that can do more things!

You could also offset powerful buildings with negative points (ie, costs 6 to build, but only worth 3 or 4 in the scoring).  Mayfair's Toledo has a similar mechanic, where you can buy the additional movement tile, but if you still have it at the end of the game, your score is reduced by 2.

Anathemus said:

Seconded.

Citadels is a wonderful game ... but it does seem to have great potential for at least one more small expansion.

I think we should contact Bruno Faidutti about it, if there really is a demand/market for another xpansion.

I have no expansion in the works, and prefer now to work on other games. This may change if I happen to have a fabulous idea for a Citadels expansion, but I hadn't in the last few years and I don't think it will change.

On the other hand, I have nothing against expansions made by other people, if FFG (and Hig, and Ubik…) is interested. All I want is to have a look at them before and give my agreement. I will if I think they are both interesting and true to the original idea of the game. This means, among other restrictions, that I don't want the kind of "expansions" that make the game much more complex and strategic. The only ones I've been shown by other designers so far were of this kind, and I want Citadels to stay a light and nasty bluffing game.

Hey, I have played the game many many times, but never played even with the first expansion, I heard about it but actually never bought. How is the game with the expansion?

I like the purple buildings in the Dark City expansion which opened some extra ways to score points.  I wouldn't mind adding in a few more cards in that direction.

 Hmm, not sure if Id want an expansion....another Citadels game using the same basic mechanics but designed from the ground up would be good but expanding always has the chance of throwing the balance out.