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In the past two months or so: -Epic Role Playing books from Crothian (trade) -The five Scarred Lands Character guides (used) -Eberron Campaign Setting, Xendrix, and Sharn (new) -Legacy of Dragons andd Plague of Dreams for Arcana Evolved (Titan games) I'm trying to slow down my buying and...

Nightfall, Is there a good repository of fan created material for the scarred lands? I've been to scarn.com. but there's not much there. For a major setting, there is surprisingly little fan material on the web. I'm thinking there was more when the setting was "hot" but most of that is now...

Elijah Snow, I'm reading through it now and the city really does feel like a first edition city, with all the associated warts. I also love city books and own quite a few across a number of different settings. Bard's Gate has nothing new, no interesting hook, no unique big bad character...

I finished it before Xmas but have stalled reading through the cd. I far prefer a book in my hands to reading something on the screen. I was tempted to buy some of the items on the cd in hard/soft cover if I could find them cheap enough. I'e moved on to another big tome, the iron kingdoms...

My three favorites are Crucible of Freya, Tomb of Abysthor, and Grey Citadel. I have Bard's gate but haven't done more then skim it yet. I also didn't like the Lost City and ended up trading it. I'm looking forward to the expansion/follow on to the Grey Citadel. Hstio

Another vote for the Monsternomicon. the book has great flavor, art, a clear depiction of the size of the creature compared to an average human, and a clear idea of what people might know about the monster in question. While all of the monsters might not be applicable to your campaign, the...

My favorites in order: Midnight Greyhawk Tekumel Iron Kingdoms Birthright All five have a completeness about them that makes them easy to run and visualize.

While I'm not a fan of rules bloat and I far, far prefer fluff over crunch, it's unfortunately true that crunch is what keeps the industry alive. A shrinking industry is bad for everyone, fans and companies. Less profit means there's less incentive for new companies with fresh ideas to form...