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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ZeroGlobal2003" data-source="post: 2426478" data-attributes="member: 20064">I really enjoyed Heroes of Battle and Lords of Madness... I'm a hard back junky though, other then campaign setting books I have all but the Planar Handbook and Weapons of Legacy...Heroes of Battle wasn't exactly what I expected... its not mass combat rules. Instead its rules for mass combats... thats not the same thing. Its taking D&D rules and adventures and putting them in the framework of a battle or a war. It breaks down things PCs can do, gives advice on making interesting dynamic battles, and inspired a lot in me. If you've got it, give it another read, especially part where it talks about the types of adventures that can happen in a battle, if it doesn't fill you with ideas then somethings wrong.I know its not for everyone, but what I do is decide that I want to buy a book every 2-3-4 weeks or so. I go to my FLGS and look around, if the latest WotC book looks good, I buy it. If not I look at what else is there... thats how I found DragonMech and Denizens of Avadnu, two of the most inspiring and interesting books I've purchased.Zero</blockquote>