Things I'd like to see:
- More development of mercenary operations, including: why is the new MRBC so pro-employer? How does that affect units on a day-to-day basis? Is there any support for re-creating the Mercenaries Guild that ComStar sabotaged and destroyed in 2960? Now that some Clans are hiring mercs, how does payment work, since the work credit and kerensky currencies aren't readily convertible with H-bills. Do mercs get paid in isorla gear?
- A deeper exploration of what the Black Dragons became after the Second Ghost Bear/Combine war. We have a reference from the MWDA lore that referred to them as "pirates" in the 3120s. Interesting to see the culture clash between them, the New Oberon Confederation and Von Strang's World rabble, and the elite but amoral mercenaries Ricol recruited during his time as a mercenary freelancer in the central systems. It's a dangerous coalition, but one whose membership has widely varying end goals, so it'll be fun to see if Ricol can keep them bound together and pointed the same direction, rather than having his coalition fratricidally devour itself.
- I'd like to see fiction with more exploration of the internal operations and deliberations of the Free Guilds, what they think of the "prophecy" that the ilClan announcement makes them part of the winning team, and whether Alaric agrees with those terms.
- The fiction showing the POV action for the Tamar Pact, Vesper March, and remnant Jade Falcons has been great. Hoping for similar tales with Hell's Horses, Arc Royal Liberty Coalition, Alyina Mercantile League, and Malthus Confederation POVs.
- Perhaps some exploration of the Hell's Horses ties with the Anodyne Cross Militia (semi-canonized through MWDA tie-in pilot cards).
- A more detailed writeup and exploration of the Rim Territories - leadership, goals, explanations for how they've been so successful, culture.
- Hoping all the introductory fiction with the Hinterlands factions then builds to a multi-faction scrum as they all battle for control of the unaligned worlds in the middle and start to push up against each other's borders.