Aurora's Whole Realms Catalog?

[MadBlue]

"Everyone, sooner or later, needs a good jerkin". Comedy gold.

MadBlue

 

[Brakkart]

I still keep this book in my backpack to this very day. I love it.

That makes two of us. Invaluable book. Players come to a city, ask what there is in the shops to buy, I just place this out on the table and let them browse. Sections I find most useful, are the lists of costs for spell components.

 

[Ambrus]

I love this book. I love Aurora's personal descriptions, they're very entertaining. Those that come imediately to mind are the one with her take on dresses in general, high heeled boots, gnome boots, wearable dog collars, garottes, ect. This book is wonderful just to sit down and read. If you've got a copy and are interested in using it for 3rd edition, here's an online update for the rule related information:

http://www.thundershot.net/aurora.htm

 

[toberane]

"Everyone, sooner or later, needs a good jerkin". Comedy gold.

MadBlue

Geez, I have got to get this book back out and read it again.

 

[gregweller]

I think there's two kinds of RPGers--those who shop and those who don't. That's part of the fun of gaming for me--getting the stuff after the adventure is over. Or stocking up to go on an adventure. It's by no means limited to the realms. Get me one of those 1920 Sear's catalogs and Call of Cthulhu and I'm happy.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

I have 2 Auroras. One for me, one for other, less cool people to use.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

That was a wonderful book indeed. At the time, the PCs owned a bar, so the food and drink section was very valuable. I still use it to provide *ahem* flavor text to stays at bars and inns.

 

[thundershot]

I love this book. I love Aurora's personal descriptions, they're very entertaining. Those that come imediately to mind are the one with her take on dresses in general, high heeled boots, gnome boots, wearable dog collars, garottes, ect. This book is wonderful just to sit down and read. If you've got a copy and are interested in using it for 3rd edition, here's an online update for the rule related information:

http://www.thundershot.net/aurora.htm

Hey, wow. I still have that on my site. I did that update a long time ago... and I was a little ticked when I saw that someone else took my 3.0 updates and integrated them into a pdf of Aurora's, and took credit for it. Not that I wanted to have something illegal credited to me, but still.... I wonder if I should do a 3.5 version...?



Chris

 

[EricNoah]

Yeah it was the food and drink section for me, too, primarily, plus all of the handy lists of equipment that might be in a wizard's lab or whathaveyou.

 

[jaerdaph]

This book plays a close second in my heart to Aurora:

... and a 10-Foot Pole