Dwarf Sourcebooks

[Quickbeam]

I rather liked some of the unique material and PrC's presented in HoHF, so that would be my vote. But to be fair, I also liked the Quintessential book and haven't read through H&H.

 

[Olive]

i've only got hammer and helm, but i thought it was very useful...

 

[Wulf Ratbane]

I would say it depends on whether you are approaching it as a player or a DM.

If you are a player, you can't go wrong with Heroes of High Favor. It's written with players in mind and will give you lots of ideas-- in addition to all the crunch.

If you are a DM, and you are looking for background material and help in expanding the role of dwarves in your campaign, then I happily recommend Hammer and Helm.

(AND Heroes of High Favor. But I might be biased... )

Heck, if you have $20 to spend, then I'd recommend HOHF Dwarves AND either Half-Orcs or Elves. But again...


Wulf

 

[Krug]

Heck, if you have $20 to spend, then I'd recommend HOHF Dwarves AND either Half-Orcs or Elves. But again...

Wulf

... you should get them all, coz those 6x9 books look pretty lonely by themselves.

 

[garyh]

I only have HOHF: Dwarves, but it's a relly good book, as is HOHF: Half-Orcs.

Now, if only my I could get my hands on HOHF: Elves...