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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ron" data-source="post: 3478553" data-attributes="member: 1020">I used to like sourcebooks and despise adventures. As it usually happens, my tastes have reversed with time. I have little time to read sourcebooks and adventures became handy. I still like to create my own stuff and thus I continually expand published adventures. As such, I am not really the right person to answer your questions, but I will try.4. I found Van Ritchen's guides to be of little use (nothing you couldn't create for yourself if watched enough Hammer's movies), which is better than most sourcebooks, which I usually found to be useless.5. Chris Pramas' Guide to Hell, to 2nd edition AD&D is pretty good.6. The only ones I actually liked were the 1st edition AD&D Monster Manuals I & II and Fiend Folio. The latter 2nd edition monster books to Planescape weren't too bad.</blockquote>