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I think you could do Paladin, Barbarian, Ranger and Bard. I don't think Bard is too much text. Seems about the same as Cleric text.

Sorcerers, warlocks, bards and druids get rather more text in those early levels, which would make them hard to fit on similarly sized...

I dunno I think they're cool, just the kind of cool décor I'd expect to find in a good game store.

These seem like the kinds of things which belong in a game store

I watched some videos of this and immediately thought "I want to make some additional classes for this." It comes with Fighter...

Ah, perfect, yes. I think I read Leiber and Moorcock in my teens, but its been so long it would be practically new to me now. And I...

I would say pretty much the same order. Three Hearts & Three Lions and Vance are way up there, LotR and Leiber's F & GM stories are...

Lieber is huge for D&D too. Greyhawk is a D&D version of Lankhmar, down to powerful thieves and assassins’ guilds being politically...

Ah right, of course. I should have asked the question differently. I am looking for additional slightly more obscure books to read. I am...

Hmmm, Vance's Dying Earth would've been my second pick. For third place, it'd probably have to be Lord of the Rings. Without it, you...

A while back, I pre-ordered Eberron: Forge of the Artificer from Amazon, but as we all know it got delayed. Today, I got this email...

On that note, what would you say are some others that have concentrated work that made its way into D&D, other than Vance?

It's been a favorite of mine since I was a kid. Like LOTR, it's a book I keep returning to as the decades pass. Sticks is good. KEW has...

Just finished reading Three Hearts and Three Lions by Poul Anderson. Great old fantasy book that was direct inspiration for some of what...

Coincidentally my friend just sent me this