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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CRGreathouse" data-source="post: 1729374" data-attributes="member: 474">I have over 10,000 pages of 3E (3.0 and 3.5) material, with easily 200 domains.  I can afford to be choosy if I want to.While the majority of the material I use comes from 27 particular books, most of the remainder of my D&D library have had some sort of use to me.For example, I enjoyed reading AEG's Evil, though I don't use any of their domains, spells, or the like.  The evil archetypes were useful (as examples to players as well as DM inspiration).  The 'defining evil' section was similarly good -- "Who says we're evil?" is especially interesting.I may not use the NPCs or magic items, nor even the strongholds themselves, in Atlas' Seven Strongholds, but the strongholds did inspire some of my own, with modification and in little pieces.The Book of the Righteous, though, hasn't inspired me like Evil, nor provided me with lootable plot/location/whatever ideas like Seven Strongholds.  It certainly hasn't provided me with tangible mechanics like so many of my books have.If you believe this is the case and my review is in violation with the EN World review rules, I suggest you take this up with one of the review moderators by private email.</blockquote>