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<blockquote data-quote="Holy Bovine" data-source="post: 216641" data-attributes="member: 203">CC1 with all the errata from the SS&amp;S website does have a lot more interesting creatures in it I'll admit, but some of those CRs as printed are just wacky (check out the Dragonman at CR10(!) while the Moon Hag is only CR 9 (!!!)).Don't get me wrong though - I own and use both these books and had a Woodwrack Dragon as the final protagonist in my recently-ended Scarred Lands campaign.&nbsp; That thing scared all living heck out my players - Whirlwind attack with 2 claws is just nasty!I'll echo what everyone else is saying - Ghelspad setting book should be first followed by the SL DM's screen (you get a great little companion book with it too).&nbsp; R&amp;R is a must really for all the spells and magic items but I would also suggest you might want Divine and Defeated as it has an in depth write up on all the gods and titans (including lesser gods).&nbsp; It's more a 'flavour text' oriented book though with few games mechanics but it is excellent for providing that much needed background on the Divine War.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Holy Bovine, post: 216641, member: 203"] CC1 with all the errata from the SS&S website does have a lot more interesting creatures in it I'll admit, but some of those CRs as printed are just wacky (check out the Dragonman at CR10(!) while the Moon Hag is only CR 9 (!!!)). Don't get me wrong though - I own and use both these books and had a Woodwrack Dragon as the final protagonist in my recently-ended Scarred Lands campaign. That thing scared all living heck out my players - Whirlwind attack with 2 claws is just [i]nasty[/i]! I'll echo what everyone else is saying - Ghelspad setting book should be first followed by the SL DM's screen (you get a great little companion book with it too). R&R is a must really for all the spells and magic items but I would also suggest you might want Divine and Defeated as it has an in depth write up on all the gods and titans (including lesser gods). It's more a 'flavour text' oriented book though with few games mechanics but it is excellent for providing that much needed background on the Divine War. [/QUOTE]

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