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<blockquote data-quote="Capellan" data-source="post: 508842" data-attributes="member: 6294">I'll definitely buy the revised core books.As for the others, Savage Species and Arms &amp; Equipment are likely purchases, unless feedback from others is overwhelmingly negative.&nbsp; Since I end up buying most product sight-unseen (except for things I pick up at conventions), the reviews and message boards at ENworld are an invaluable resource <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />Races of Faerun is a possible purchase, provided that it has wider application than just the FR setting, and that the game balance of the crunchy bits is reasonable.Fiend Folio ... probably.&nbsp; One can never have too many monster books (as long as they are done reasonably well).&nbsp; This is particularly true when you have long time players at your table, who tend to know the stats of the core monsters backwards.&nbsp; As for the fiend-focus of it ... it doesn't bother me.&nbsp; There are lots of ways I can use that.&nbsp; Maybe a campaign with hordes of demonic enemies.&nbsp; Or one where each 'type' of fiend is actually a specific individual, instead.&nbsp; ie there is one Marilith, one Balor, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Capellan, post: 508842, member: 6294"] I'll definitely buy the revised core books. As for the others, Savage Species and Arms & Equipment are likely purchases, unless feedback from others is overwhelmingly negative. Since I end up buying most product sight-unseen (except for things I pick up at conventions), the reviews and message boards at ENworld are an invaluable resource :) Races of Faerun is a possible purchase, provided that it has wider application than just the FR setting, and that the game balance of the crunchy bits is reasonable. Fiend Folio ... probably. One can never have too many monster books (as long as they are done reasonably well). This is particularly true when you have long time players at your table, who tend to know the stats of the core monsters backwards. As for the fiend-focus of it ... it doesn't bother me. There are lots of ways I can use that. Maybe a campaign with hordes of demonic enemies. Or one where each 'type' of fiend is actually a specific individual, instead. ie there is [i]one[/i] Marilith, [i]one[/i] Balor, etc. [/QUOTE]

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