Help me decide what books to buy!

[Elephant]

In response to this thread (http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=90746), I would like to buy a couple of books from RPGNow. Unfortunately, I'm not sure what to go for!

I am currently playing in two campaigns: A Star Wars d20 game, and a D&D Forgotten Realms game. In the SW game, I am playing a Wookiee Soldier, and in the FR game, I'm playing a Gnomish Cleric of Tymora.

The Wookiee is level 4, and the cleric is level 10, with plans to pursue the Auspician prestige class from Faiths and Pantheons. Finally, the Cleric has been awarded a Stronghold (the King of Damara has granted the land necessary for a new Tymoran shrine to be built in the village of Bloodstone), which has not yet been designed.

With this in mind, can anyone recommend helpful d20 books/pdfs that would be directly relevant to the above campaigns? Suggestions regarding books from both DTRPG-linked publishers and RPGNow-using publishers would be welcome. I'd love to support the d20 publishers that are sticking with RPGNow and mention the lost business that DTRPG's DRM-policy has caused.

 

[Welverin]

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[Voadam]

Either ENWorld or Dark Quest games has a pdf on gnomes. I got it during the $1 sale months ago with about 17 other pdfs but haven't read through that one yet. It would probably be helpful for your FR gnome.

Do you have craft item feats? There are a ton of magic books with lots of items in rpgnow.com

 

[Voadam]

For the star wars one check out Portable Stand Ins - Sci Fi by Interactive Design Associates. Several of their paper minis are Star Wars knockoffs. For instance, two of them are "space sasquatches" instead of wookies, one even has a bowcaster. Instead of Jedi it has "Justicars" who wield what look like psionic lightsabers (no handles on them).

It is about $12 but a great set of paper sci-fi figs, particularly if you are using minis in a star wars game. Some of it is a little cheesecakey so see if the art is to your liking. They work great as minis with just cutting them out and folding them.