Have some books become 'definitive'?
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DragonLancer
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In my mind Relics & Rituals 1 is the definitive spells/magic book. Its been a couple years but its still the best IMO.
Tome of Horrors is the definitive monsters book. Its got all the classic beasties that had been ignored (at that time) by Wizards.
I don't actually think that any other books are a must have as much as these two are.
Tome of Horrors is the definitive monsters book. Its got all the classic beasties that had been ignored (at that time) by Wizards.
I don't actually think that any other books are a must have as much as these two are.
DragonLancer said:
Ahh... but does it have the classic beasties that weren't ignored? Hard to call a monster book definitive if it doesn't have the staples of D&D fantasy known as red dragons, goblins, orcs, and the like...
(Of course, I could be wrong; not having read through Tome of Horrors, I don't know what's in it).
DragonLancer
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I don't consider anything in the core books as definitive as you have to buy them to play the game. If your talking definitive, then you have ignore them and just consider the third party releases.
Arnwyn
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LoL! Touche. (But, hey, there's a bunch of classic monsters that have never updated in all those compendiums, so I had to do it myself. And besides, I think the removable sheets still has the best utility for DMs yet.)Psion said:Considering for you that 2e sheets are still a major monster resource, I am not sure I would stake too much on what you have or have not heard of.
But "Beyond Monks"? What the hell is that? Sounds pretty pdf-y to me (and I don't think that can be considered "definitive" considering no one has it).
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