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<blockquote data-quote="R_J_K75" data-source="post: 8088126" data-attributes="member: 6921294">A few 2E Forgotten Realms supplements standout to me as being some of the greatest towards the tail end of 2E from 1997 thru 2000.&nbsp; Seems they really hit their stride, and had a good template down, not to mention they crammed a lot of information into those products.&nbsp; They all were areas I always wanted more information on and wasn't disappointed. I think they did a great job of checking all the boxes so I didn't want more after I was done reading them.&nbsp; 1) Lands of Intrigue 2) Empires of the Shining Sea (and its companion Calimport)3) Skullport4) Secrets of the Magister (was just a fun read, never used it)5) Cult of the Dragon 6) the Sea of Fallen StarsAnother honorable mention was the FR Conspectus that came in every boxed set was great only for the fact we used it so many times to mark off the areas we laid waste to during our campaigns.&nbsp; I'm sure there are more for other settings like Ravenloft's Carnival was really good, but those are the few that immediately came to mind.&nbsp; I really wish WotC coast would release books like those again but I know its not going to happen.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="R_J_K75, post: 8088126, member: 6921294"] A few 2E Forgotten Realms supplements standout to me as being some of the greatest towards the tail end of 2E from 1997 thru 2000. Seems they really hit their stride, and had a good template down, not to mention they crammed a lot of information into those products. They all were areas I always wanted more information on and wasn't disappointed. I think they did a great job of checking all the boxes so I didn't want more after I was done reading them. 1) Lands of Intrigue 2) Empires of the Shining Sea (and its companion Calimport) 3) Skullport 4) Secrets of the Magister (was just a fun read, never used it) 5) Cult of the Dragon 6) the Sea of Fallen Stars Another honorable mention was the FR Conspectus that came in every boxed set was great only for the fact we used it so many times to mark off the areas we laid waste to during our campaigns. I'm sure there are more for other settings like Ravenloft's Carnival was really good, but those are the few that immediately came to mind. I really wish WotC coast would release books like those again but I know its not going to happen. [/QUOTE]

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