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<blockquote data-quote="Dice4Hire" data-source="post: 4871986" data-attributes="member: 55066">Thus far the best books would have to be:MMII: This book has lots of monsters, and the monsters ae clearly at a higher level than the MMI ones. They also did a good job of the 6th to 12th monster levels, which were a bit light in the MMI. If you are gonna DM, then this book is essential.AVI: Again, lots of good stuff here for players and DMs. The PHBI magic items are just not enough, not enough by far. Also, it is a very convenient book to carry around to games. PHBII: Some great classes, some decent classes, but overall it is interesting to see how the designers took the four basic roles and switched them up. New strikers, new leaders, etc. Plus some good races, and feats rund out this book. I'm not sure if I will buy PHBIII or not, but this was was well worth my money.Grave, Manual, Dragons, Campaign Settings etc, did not buy them, did not read them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dice4Hire, post: 4871986, member: 55066"] Thus far the best books would have to be: MMII: This book has lots of monsters, and the monsters ae clearly at a higher level than the MMI ones. They also did a good job of the 6th to 12th monster levels, which were a bit light in the MMI. If you are gonna DM, then this book is essential. AVI: Again, lots of good stuff here for players and DMs. The PHBI magic items are just not enough, not enough by far. Also, it is a very convenient book to carry around to games. PHBII: Some great classes, some decent classes, but overall it is interesting to see how the designers took the four basic roles and switched them up. New strikers, new leaders, etc. Plus some good races, and feats rund out this book. I'm not sure if I will buy PHBIII or not, but this was was well worth my money. Grave, Manual, Dragons, Campaign Settings etc, did not buy them, did not read them. [/QUOTE]

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