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<blockquote data-quote="Wik" data-source="post: 5372246" data-attributes="member: 40177">Another vote for Northern Reaches.&nbsp; I'm still upset that it was one of my gaming products that was &quot;borrowed indefinitely&quot; by a player who decided to fall off the grid.&nbsp; It's basically a setting that looks at the Vikings in three different historical periods, and puts them all in the same place with a good reason why they're different.&nbsp; It has a neat dungeon adventure, plenty of opportunities for politicking, and oozes flavour.The Dwarven book also really caught my interest, a long time ago.&nbsp; I remember liking it quite a bit, but these days, I can't tell you why.&nbsp; So it got my vote.I've heard good things about the Glantri one, and bad about Darokin.&nbsp; I don't remember which one was the &quot;Summer resort&quot; book - the one that was the tourism guide for silly little islands.&nbsp; But avoid that book like the plague - easily the worst in the series.&nbsp; That being said, they're a great series, and some of the best books TSR ever did.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wik, post: 5372246, member: 40177"] Another vote for Northern Reaches. I'm still upset that it was one of my gaming products that was "borrowed indefinitely" by a player who decided to fall off the grid. It's basically a setting that looks at the Vikings in three different historical periods, and puts them all in the same place with a good reason why they're different. It has a neat dungeon adventure, plenty of opportunities for politicking, and oozes flavour. The Dwarven book also really caught my interest, a long time ago. I remember liking it quite a bit, but these days, I can't tell you why. So it got my vote. I've heard good things about the Glantri one, and bad about Darokin. I don't remember which one was the "Summer resort" book - the one that was the tourism guide for silly little islands. But avoid that book like the plague - easily the worst in the series. That being said, they're a great series, and some of the best books TSR ever did. [/QUOTE]

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