Name your favorite D&D book

[DungeonMaster]

The 3rd edition PHB

By far the single best D&D book to date is the 3rd edition PHB. (Not 3.5, the 3.5 PHB is awful)
A close second would be either the 2nd edition PHB, the 3rd editon MM or the 3rd edition DMG.

 

[Raloc]

FRCS and Draconomicon are two of my favorites. I like Libris Mortis much. The core books are great, gave me a chance to get back into the game

 

[Krieg]

1e DMG

I still read it just for pleasure.

 

[hero4hire]

OD&D Unearthed Arcana...Even if it did fall apart days after I got it!

 

[Eremite]

9516 Faiths and Avatars (snip)

The book that brought me back to D&D. Absolutely brilliant.

 

[Byrons_Ghost]

GAZ 3: The Principalities of Glantri.

I picked this up when it first came out, and it has so much potential for adventures and plots that it's just about the only setting I've used since (the others being occasional forays into the other Gazetteers). My copy is falling apart, and the map needs to be taped together, but I still love it.

 

[Evilhalfling]

in no particular order
3.0 PHB They fixed jump! - I ran and shouted.
Dracanomicon
XPH
1st ed DMG - big confusin mess but i loved it.
Gaz 3 Galantri

 

[Campbell]

Faces of Evil

 

[BigFreekinGoblinoid]

Most of my top books are Planescape books, and they all tend to run together in my mind, but I'd have to go with the box set, as it brought me back to the game after a long haitus. Everything about that setting was great, the writing, the art, the locations, the motivations for "monsters"... This was the more adult setting I needed to feel like I could play this game again.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

GAZ 8 - The Five Shires.

Really.