Which Environment book would you buy?

[AdmundfortGeographer]

I own the first three already, so I voted Cityscape. That would round out my collection. *shrug*

 

[thorian]

I voted other -- for all of the above.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Also, I haven't really flipped through Stormwrack, but I thought it was about adventuring on the sea, as opposed to IN the sea. Am I wrong?

It's both. There's material that supports sailing ships (including new races, spells and feats) and beneath the waves (including new races, spells and feats). And monsters and adventure locations.

 

[the Jester]

Well, I voted for Frostburn, under the assumption that you're asking for advice; but I personally would buy Cityscape, since I have the other ones already.

 

[Gold Roger]

My default campaign setting is quite far removed from cold areas.

I own Stormwrack

I'm more interested in wilderness, travel, dungeoneering, village, planar and crosscountry politics adventures than city adventuring and Cityscape doesn't seem to offer on city advice I'm interested in.

I like Desserts and Sandstorm seem chock full of stuff close to my preferences. So Sandstorm it is.

 

[AdmundfortGeographer]

I like Desserts and Sandstorm seem chock full of stuff close to my preferences.

My favorite dessert is cheesecake. I'll wait for the pies and pastries sourcebook, Sugarbuzz. I've been waiting for more rules to add to an "Orc and Pie" campaign. Especially an expansion of the Profession (cook) rules!

 

[Psion]

Roll a d4? Really, I liked the first 3 and am interested in seeing the 4th. Stormwrack is the one I probably use the most due to the nature of my game, though I use other seafaring books as well.

 

[Primitive Screwhead]

For my dollar, Wildscape...

I bought this one first, then grabbed Frostburn..and realized what a waste of money. Wildscape provides D20 rules for navigating pretty much any style of terrain as well as some good role-playing bits. Its more than a 'ooh, new PrC!' book...

 

[JustKim]

I use Wildscape in conjunction with the environment series. The advanced traits sections are golden.

 

[Evil Monkey]

What was that old environment series called?

Far Corners Of The World is the series I believe they're talking about. It is still available on WotC's website archives of retired articles.