Best RPG Book you've never used

Mage:The Ascension, I love the setting, Love the magis system , I'm ok with storyteller rules in general (and I love the streamlined exalted variant), but I could never find someone who wanted to play. Boo !
 
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3G3 ...I bought it quite a while ago with the intention of using it to do firearm rules for my homebrew. The math scared me away a bit, and I just never got back around to getting into it.

oh, and Call of Cthulhu (20th anniversery edition). I picked it up because the book looed so cool, but I've yet to find the time to read it let alone run it.
 

Rappan Athuk I-III

Haven't used it but loved reading it. I'd love to run it with the right group/in the right campaign.

Will probably buy the Rappan Athuk hardcover even though I have all three.
 


Buffy RPG (I'm scared of doing it wrong*) and Call of Cthulu d20. Games I bought & I'm not sure I want to run include Slaine d20 and Traveller d20.

*I don't think I've ever felt this way about any other game. I'm planning to start a Conan game soon and I have no worries about mucking it up. The Buffy RPG is a beautifully crafted work of art but it has a really heavy emphasis on the TV-show format. The Drama Points seem much more central to task resolution, almost oppressively so, but I can't get rid of them without probably turning it into Buffy-Cthulu (everyone dies). :)
 


Kalamar Atlas.

I love my Kalamar Atlas... but I just can't get psyched about the setting, especially now that I have my low and high magic needs catered for by Midnight and Dawnforge, respectively.

I just wish it were economical to produce the same sort of atlas for the worlds I actually DM in! ;)
 



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