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[Aitch Eye]

I'd suggest the Races of Evernor books and the Book of Templates from Silverthorne Games . Check out the stuff from Spider Bite Games (Phillip J. Reed). Arcane Creations by V. Shane is also extremely nice.

I'd second (or third) the recomendations of Swords Into Plowshares and Great Aspeigh (the map with this is particularly good, and very flexible if you don't want to use what's in the text).

 

[Storminator]

Can't go wrong with Heathen Oracle's Arcane Creations volume I.

Art for your magic items, only $4!

PS

 

[brak1]

Awesome! Keep 'em coming, gang. I think I have enough for my current purchase, but this makes a great "must buy" list for the future.

 

[Aitch Eye]

I don't know why I forgot this -- since I've been reading through it and see it at the top of the news page all the time -- but In the Saddle is a also a very good, useful suplement that I'll be using quite a bit from.

 

[The Fifth Elephant]

Elements of Magic

 

[Nail]

The Book of the Righteous by Green Ronin is probably one of the best "supplements" out there.

just my 2 cp.

 

[HellHound]

Book of the Righteous isn't a PDF supplement, however.

I'm going to come accross as pimpin' my own warez, but here goes.

Thee Compleat Librum ov Gar'Udok's Necromantic Artes.

It was nominated for the ENnie for Best Rules Supplement last year. That puts it up in the running with:

Alchemy & Herbalists (Bastion Press)
Dragonstar Starfarer's Handbook (Fantasy Flight Games)
Manual of the Planes (Wizards of the Coast)
Shaman's Handbook (Green Ronin Publishing)

(At least according to the judges here at ENworld)

Pretty good standing for my second PDF product, IMO.

(okay, pimping mode off)

One of my fave underdog PDFs is "The Primal Codex".

 

[Voadam]

Adding to the list of ones I don't have but have heard good things about:

Gar Udock, a necromancer sourcebook by Hellhound

The primal codex is a jungle sourcebook with diseases and stuff

There are a couple of assassins books

an Alternate psionics one

a bunch of supers stuff, D20 but not all compatible with D&D.

There is that chaos magic supplement, the colors of magic, and the tournaments and fairs one.

Plus all the printout products such as the arcanum creations for item pictures, the mad kaiser's clip art, those fold out people ones.

 

[Dave Blewer]

I really liked Elements of Magic, it is going to see a lot of use in my campaigns!

 

[Drawmack]

The city books (Coffer of Coins and the other one) There are more POIs in them then a medusa can look at.