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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JoeGKushner" data-source="post: 1457021" data-attributes="member: 1129">Well in my game:I use a lot of different monster books. The Denizens of Avandu is cropping up a lot lately due to it's newness and I've already incorporated a lot of the Void and its subtypes into my FR setting. I jut pikced up the revised Denizens of Dread and am looking at throwing some of the strange and corrupted elementals in there at the party. I've always loved the grave and blood elementals. Something gruesome about 'em.Two of the players use feats from the Exalted Handbook. One of those players is a mage who has conjuration as his bag. He's following the Staff Scion bit from Weapons of our Ancestors (also in Unearthed Arcana) and has the dragonbane sword. Yeah, he gave up a feat to use a sword instead of taking a level of fighter or getting that FR Regional Feat (he's from the Moonsea region so I nixed that!). Same player has a lot of spells from the Miniature's Handbook.Another player is a monk-dwarf. He's following the crystal acoylte path from Hammer & Helm and is probably going to take a few levels of dwarven paragon and some feats from the Monk & Paladin book from SSS for the SL setting.Another player is a wood elf with a lot of equipment and goods from Green Ronin's Bow & Blade series. Curse those boomerang arrows I say! Curse them! Of course I've used a few of the fairly powerful monsters from the book against them and they were not happy campers with it.The core three pop up a lot too of course as everyone needs the PHB, I'm a pretty fly-by-my-seat GM, so I'm always whiping up treasures from the DMG or when the exotic beasts get a little too much, using the old monster manual.</blockquote>

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