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<blockquote data-quote="pming" data-source="post: 7995479" data-attributes="member: 45197">Hiya!(1) DMG 1e (or, if you can find it, Hackmaster GMG 4th Ed [not the newest version, the first one]).(2) Dungeoneers Survival Guide &amp; Wilderness Survival Guide, 1e (great for ideas and rule tid-bits you might get inspired by)(3) Veins of the Earth (for Lamentations of the Flame Princess or a B/X game; absolutely choc-full of cool, creepy and dark stuff for any trip your PC's may take underground).(4) Talislanta (all the books; just about any version, but the 2nd seems to be most 'adaptable', in an imagination sense, to any D&amp;D version...not the rules, just the overall presentation and feel).Those books are ones that I keep close at hand no matter what game, or genre, I'm running. Just great reading and info all around. They never cease to give me ideas or insights! ^_^Paul L. Ming</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pming, post: 7995479, member: 45197"] Hiya! (1) [B]DMG 1e[/B] (or, if you can find it, [B]Hackmaster GMG[/B] 4th Ed [not the newest version, the first one]). (2) [B]Dungeoneers Survival Guide & Wilderness Survival Guide, 1e[/B] (great for ideas and rule tid-bits you might get inspired by) (3) [B]Veins of the Earth[/B] (for Lamentations of the Flame Princess or a B/X game; absolutely choc-full of cool, creepy and dark stuff for any trip your PC's may take underground). (4) [B]Talislanta [/B](all the books; just about any version, but the 2nd seems to be most 'adaptable', in an imagination sense, to any D&D version...not the rules, just the overall presentation and feel). Those books are ones that I keep close at hand no matter what game, or genre, I'm running. Just great reading and info all around. They never cease to give me ideas or insights! ^_^ Paul L. Ming [/QUOTE]

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