Best Scarred Lands Supplements

[Vanuslux]

I'm finally getting financially caught up to the point that I'm able to buy books again and I have a lot of catching up to do. I was trying to collect all the Scarred Lands supplements and have fallen way behind. So, to help me figure out what order to get them in, I'd figured I'd ask for people to share a bit about their favorite Scarred Lands supplements. Which books, in your opinion, were great additions to the scope of Scarred Lands setting?

 

[Peskara]

Hollowfaust

Hollowfaust.

It's the only part of any published setting that I'd readily play instead of homebrew.

It's full of creepy necromantic goodness!

The "Complete Guide to..." books are pretty good too. They are Scarred-Lands specific, but there's still lots of general stuff that's useful for any setting.

 

[JoeGKushner]

Most of the hardcovers do a good job of expanding the menu.

For a setting where the players can experience great heights and terrible lows, I still like Mitrhil.

For books that show how the various classes fit into the setting, the various Player's Guides do a good job of that while providing mechanics for the classes. It was stupid thought not to take that opportunity to update various PrCs from the Relics & Rituals series.

For opposition, one of the Vigil Watch books should provide you with all you need.

 

[Nightfall]

And if you're looking to expand your understanding of the SL cosmology, Edge of Infinity is nice too.

Hornsaw is my choice for great adventuring AND it's a great book.

Shelzar, my home town, get's a nice treatment.

Pass on Penumbral Pentagonal. It's crap. Read my review.

Blood Bayou isn't bad but it's kind of a spoilerific little piece.

Same is true for Echoes of the Past, and Blood Sea to a degree. But Blood Sea DOES give some good pirating stuff!