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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JoeBlank" data-source="post: 733110" data-attributes="member: 1806">On to some more specific responses.* Wheel of Time: This looks like a sure thing. Some portable stuff along with an intro to a series I know little about. (Now if we could just get a full Song of Ice and Fire setting I would be happy. Maybe the Dragon treatment will take care of this, but I bet it leaves me wanting more.)* The Hunt: Rise of Evil: I read some of the stuff on the website, and plan to read more. I am wondering how I could work my current PCs into the dream setting, opening up a lot of the campaign material for my use.* Oriental Adventures: Is sounding good, I could easily use some of the classes, feats, and spells, and maybe introduce characters that come from a far-away land. Further down the road, Rokugan could turn up on a distant continent in my campaign.* Umbragia: Will read through this. The price is certainly right. I am also reading through the Dusk materials. But I want to spend some money on a nice book that I can sit and read, taking my eyes away from the computer for a while.* Kingdoms of Kalamar: I may have to thumb through it to make a final decision, see if the writing style suits me.* Scarred Lands: I am very tempted by the many devout followers of this cult. Although I had planned on a nice, all-in-one-book setting I may have to get something from SL just to get a taste. Perhaps Relics and Rituals is the way to go, a lot of crunchy with a taste of the setting. Does that make sense? Or should I start with SLCS: Ghelspad?* Codex Arcanis: Will have to hear and read more about this one, have not heard much about it so far.* Slaine: same as above, will have to read more.* Swashbuckling Adventures: Doubt this fits the bill, but maybe for a future purchase.Funny, I had hoped to buy something today for some weekend reading. I may go ahead and grab WoT, and then wait to decide on another. Plan was to get two anyway.Thanks again, everyone.</blockquote>

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