not-so-newguy
Legend
I used to have that book!
....and, yeah, those dwarves are gonna talk $!?# about you once you turn your back.
D&D General Favorite Role Aids Supplements with Covers
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....and, yeah, those dwarves are gonna talk $!?# about you once you turn your back.
Well, there's this....Give us more than that!
What makes Role Aids "Lich Lords" so awesome? What does it bring to your D&D game! Inquiring minds want to know!
Ralif Redhammer
Legend
I never had it back in the day, but recently picked a copy up from Noble Knight. It's a fascinating read, and interesting to see what parts of their dwarf lore still matches and what doesn't. For example, they pitch dwarven armies as mostly guerilla fighters, which is a different take from the doughty, well-armored legions generally pictured these days.
Also, the adventure part's pregens are far more well-defined then TSR's tended to be, with details about their past and motivations that might clash with each other's.
Also, the adventure part's pregens are far more well-defined then TSR's tended to be, with details about their past and motivations that might clash with each other's.
That's the first one in this thread I never owned.....
RealAlHazred
Frumious Flumph (Your Grace/Your Eminence)
This is the one I got the most mileage out of. The Mystic Locations were great and had nice fold-out maps. I never got a player character high enough level to even consider using the Arch Magician class, but I've used Arch Magician NPCs before. While most Role Aids supplements were chock-full of stuff you could rip off and reuse, this was the one I ended up reusing the most.
I can't remember which was the one with the Great Beasts? You had "dungeons" which were inside the bodies of ancient leviathans; the maps were great and the ideas were superb.
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