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<blockquote data-quote="Greenfield" data-source="post: 6879895" data-attributes="member: 6669384">One time I was perusing my FLGS which has been around for over 40 years.In their back room (discount/discontinued section) I found some 2e setting books that were so neat I bought them to give to members of my game group for Christmas.They were:&nbsp; Age of Heroes (Greek setting), The Glory of Rome, Celts Campaign Sourcebook, Viking Campaign Sourcebook, A Mighty Fortress, and The Crusades.&nbsp; Several of these are referred to as &quot;Historical reference&quot;, and they're priceless if you want to run a campaign in such a setting, or just incorporate these cultures into your game world.They're &quot;perfect bound&quot; softcovers and though we don't play 1/2e any more, these were great sources for ideas, names, and the kind of detail that lends authenticity and depth to the story.I don't know if they're available in PDF format.&nbsp; If your FLGS doesn't have them, check Amazon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greenfield, post: 6879895, member: 6669384"] One time I was perusing my FLGS which has been around for over 40 years. In their back room (discount/discontinued section) I found some 2e setting books that were so neat I bought them to give to members of my game group for Christmas. They were: Age of Heroes (Greek setting), The Glory of Rome, Celts Campaign Sourcebook, Viking Campaign Sourcebook, A Mighty Fortress, and The Crusades. Several of these are referred to as "Historical reference", and they're priceless if you want to run a campaign in such a setting, or just incorporate these cultures into your game world. They're "perfect bound" softcovers and though we don't play 1/2e any more, these were great sources for ideas, names, and the kind of detail that lends authenticity and depth to the story. I don't know if they're available in PDF format. If your FLGS doesn't have them, check Amazon. [/QUOTE]

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