Old Favorites?

[JoeGKushner]

So what all purpose favorites do you have? My list would include...

Central Casting: Heroes of Legend
Central Casting: Dungeons
City Books I- (Where did it end? VIII or something)
Grimtooth's Traps (All of them too)
Lejentia (I would kill for a d20 version of this.)
Treasure Vault
Carse/Tulan (Never found Jonril) Great Midkemia stuff meant kinda for AD&D, kinda BRP
Cities (by Midkemia Press I think and latter Chaosium)

There are some other bad boys I have but can't think of 'em right now. Anyone else?

 

[DungeonKeeperUK]

Yup Grimtooths and Central Casting would be in there for me too.. spent many a merry afternoon just rolling up backgrounds for characters.

Not sure if its applicable here but the lovely cardboard floorplans I used to get from Games Workshop too, though its much more conveniant on a battle mat these days...

 

[Marius Delphus]

Palladium RPG Book Two, Old Ones: Need a quick town? This book is chock-full of generic towns complete with building-by-building keyed maps, and the adventure ideas aren't terrible either.

FUDGE, A Magical Medley: A pile of ideas for alternate spell-casters. I'm still toying with a "freeform spell" system lifted in part from this book's Gramarye section.

1E AD&D Dungeon Master's Design Kit: Plots, villains, encounter areas, and more.

Encyclopedia Harnica: Maps, maps, maps, encounter ideas, and maps.

Dragonlance Fifth Age Fate Deck: Turn over a card and you get the core for a random NPC's personality.

GURPS Swashbucklers: Just read through it and you'll end up with a hankering for high-wahoo adventure... the setting is optional, the *mood* is everything. In case you want/need to take a break from Dungeon Noir....

Central Casting, Heroes of Legend: As previously recommended.

Palladium Book of Weapons and Castles: Maps, maps, maps, historical information, and maps.

 

[ergeheilalt]

I would KILL for some Midkemia RPG books. I avidly await their switch to d20...

 

[JoeGKushner]

Yup Grimtooths and Central Casting would be in there for me too.. spent many a merry afternoon just rolling up backgrounds for characters.

Not sure if its applicable here but the lovely cardboard floorplans I used to get from Games Workshop too, though its much more conveniant on a battle mat these days...

I was one of those people who keept saying, "I'll buy those floorplans tomorrow..." and much like when Homer wanted to go see Mr. T., they were gone when I finally decided to get them. At least there are lots of opitons now. I hope thato ne day GW releases all of 'em as free .pdf files. That would be great and help shed that ogre image they have.