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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 3718081" data-attributes="member: 19675">I personally own 2 copies of Aurora's- very very handy fluff.Other fluff ideas:Location books: a wizard or alchemist's lab, abandoned tower, sewer systems, etc., with the maps &amp; such...but without being populated.&nbsp; You know, like some of the old 1Ed modules used to be- remember B1?&nbsp; Plenty of room for a GM to customize without having to do ALL the work.Organization books: like the location books, organizations complete with goals, secret agendas, hidden techniques, etc., including scaling info, but without statted-out personnel.&nbsp; Handy ones might be the Chapter house of a city's Thieve's Guild, or the Adventurer's GuildObviously, some of these could be combined.One AD&amp;D product I loved that has no current parallel was The Rogue's Gallery, containing Lassviren the Dark.&nbsp; Essentially a Monster Manual of NPCs, it could contain info on the classic example of the NPC, plus scaling hints.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 3718081, member: 19675"] I personally own 2 copies of Aurora's- very very handy fluff. Other fluff ideas: Location books: a wizard or alchemist's lab, abandoned tower, sewer systems, etc., with the maps & such...but without being populated. You know, like some of the old 1Ed modules used to be- remember B1? Plenty of room for a GM to customize without having to do [I]ALL[/I] the work. Organization books: like the location books, organizations complete with goals, secret agendas, hidden techniques, etc., including scaling info, but without statted-out personnel. Handy ones might be the Chapter house of a city's Thieve's Guild, or the Adventurer's Guild Obviously, some of these could be combined. One AD&D product I loved that has no current parallel was The Rogue's Gallery, containing Lassviren the Dark. Essentially a Monster Manual of NPCs, it could contain info on the classic example of the NPC, plus scaling hints. [/QUOTE]

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