DMs, What Are Your Top 3 Favorite Non-Core Books?

[Alzrius]

Book of Vile Darkness
Van Richten's Guide to the Walking Dead
Crushed: the Doomed Kitty Adventures

 

[Neowolf]

Oriental Adventures
Psionics Handbook
Spycraft
Call of Cthulhu D20
Mutants & Masterminds

Sorry, couldn't narrow it down to three.

 

[d20Dwarf]

What I have read of my brand new book Midnight is decidedly good and may displace one of my top three.

Hey Eosin,

I'm not sure where you are in OK, but I'll be doing a signing down here near Dallas on May 3, "Free Comic Book Day." Hope you can come by and chat about Midnight for a while!

 

[boschdevil]

Pocket Grimoire Divine
Pocket Grimoire Arcane
Pocket Magica

 

[Ukyo the undead]

CC I
CC II
R&R I
R&R II

 

[Nightfall]

*cheers* Finally someone on my side!

Oh but I do think of the d20 stuff out there, Oathbound, Book of the Righteous and Tome of Horrors rules. But that well before my devotion that is the Scarred Lands.

 

[ced1106]

Scarred Land's Wilderness & Wastelands: Finally, a campaign world book that understands what "Show 'em, don't tell 'em" means.

Johnn Four's NPC Essentials: Even knows how to use the PDF format correctly.

EQ RPG GMG: Neat setting, kewl items, powerz joo can make from skillz.


Cedric.
aka. Washu! ^O^

 

[Olive]

Book of Vile Darkness
Magic of Faerun
Oriental Adventures/Manuel of the Planes two way tie for third.

 

[JohnClark]

Rokugan, Savage Species, FRCS

 

[pogre]

Epic Handbook
HOHF: Dwarves
HOHF: Elves