1. Tales of the Sith

2. Another Tales of the Jedi

3. Tales of the Mandalorians

4. Tales of the Separatists

5. Tales of the Rebels

6. Another Tales of the Empire

If you weren't going to make a Tales of the Jedi Season 2, you may as well as have gone the route of having more Sith stories. The fact I have TotJ as my runner-up is partly due to that having been one's presumption prior to the poster/trailer release. I also struggled on whether or not I should put Mandalorians above or below Separatists, but I think they are tied and equal to which one I'd rather see. And everything is Mando-related now, so why not. Tales of Rebels is my least partly due to our kind of already knowing the basics of it through Star Wars Rebels, Rogue One, and even The Bad Batch...unless we get like a "How did *insert character* meet" which I'm sure is already in a book or comic someplace and therefore that idea may suffer the same way that the last Ahsoka episode in TotJ suffered continuity-wise among some of the fandom.

Another Tales of the Empire, well...I'm not saying whether or not I'm exactly wanting another just yet until I see how the first goes. I'm excited for TotE and hopeful it'll meet all our expectations.

Tales of the chiss

I personally think that we need more in the mandalorians area

Personally I’d also enjoy a tales of the clones series. We only saw a small amount of battalions in the clone wars series compared to the total amount, so I would love to see more of them. Maybe I’m just not ready to let go after TBB. Tales of the bounty hunters would also be cool

Tales of the Sith. Especially if it's like the Lost Tribes of the Sith books and set 5000 BBY.

Tales of the Galactic Alliance. Set 30 ABY, about the rebuilding after the Yuuzhan Vong War.

Isn't "Tales of the Empire" just tales of the sith?

Either Tales of the Sith or The Mandalorian

Another fun fun one would be Tales of the Clones

@Ebony3812 I'd argue no, but that remains to be seen. Morgan Elsbeth, Thrawn, and Grievous appear in the series, and while they are associated, they are hardly Sith. Same could be said of Barriss Offee and the other Inquisitors, who aren't Sith by definition.

There are still some Sith tales may be worth telling. Any untold stories of Maul, Dooku, or maybe even Vader, if we're stuck within the Republic/Empire era. One also can't rule out having an adaptation of the Tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise or perhaps Project Necromancer, presuming neither stories become their own film or series.