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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hawkeyefan" data-source="post: 6987032" data-attributes="member: 6785785">I think from the 3E era, both Savage Species and the Epic Level Handbook were both really good. The two Fiendish Codexes were also excellent and I still reference them at times. It depends on what I thought they were looking for, but generally I think 5E products are thee way to go for lapsed players. I'd point them at the Starter Set and call it a day.Ptolus, far and away.I think the 3E Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting is one of the best setting books ever. I still use it frequently for any and all of my Realms needs. And my favorite book by Paizo for Pathfinder is the Inner Sea World Guide. Another solid example of setting guide.  Many have already been mentioned...Maure Castle is a great old school dungeon. Return to the Twmple of Elwmental Evil is just the right mix of nostalgia and new. Red Hand of Doom is an epic war campaign. I also liked Rise of the Runelords and the Kingmaker adventure path from Paizo, although I did not finish either one.</blockquote>