Argent Silvermage
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I have to agree here. Morningstar is wonderful and the Complete Guide to Fey is perfect.goodmangames said:
Any fey-themed campaigns out there?
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Faeries by Bryon Wischstadt
The best fey sourcebook out there is Bryon Wischstadt's Faeries.
Honestly, this is an amazing D20 sourcebook full of fey lore, prestige classes, feats, spells, monsters, geography of Faerie (even a cool map of the plane), history, language, myths and gods, culture and politics of the fey folk. It is a very slick and well done book.
It was edited by Stephen Schend, the famed Forgotten Realms editor/designer/author, and they tried to make it as compatible with established D&D lore about faeries as possible. This book is truly awesome.
In addition to the book's webpage (Faeries), there is a cool preview PDF of the book that you can check out here: Faeries preview
And also there is a cool errata/web enhancement PDF with some extra cut material that you can peruse at this link here: Faeries Web Enhancement
The best fey sourcebook out there is Bryon Wischstadt's Faeries.
Honestly, this is an amazing D20 sourcebook full of fey lore, prestige classes, feats, spells, monsters, geography of Faerie (even a cool map of the plane), history, language, myths and gods, culture and politics of the fey folk. It is a very slick and well done book.
It was edited by Stephen Schend, the famed Forgotten Realms editor/designer/author, and they tried to make it as compatible with established D&D lore about faeries as possible. This book is truly awesome.
In addition to the book's webpage (Faeries), there is a cool preview PDF of the book that you can check out here: Faeries preview
And also there is a cool errata/web enhancement PDF with some extra cut material that you can peruse at this link here: Faeries Web Enhancement
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