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<blockquote data-quote="der_kluge" data-source="post: 1867164" data-attributes="member: 945">Would have to add my vote for Book of Templates: Deluxe edition.&nbsp; There's a good reason why I gave it a 5/5 review on here (only 1 of 2 reviews I have done).&nbsp; It's a great product, but it's usability in a low-magic setting might be questionable.&nbsp; Kind of depends on whether you use fantastical monsters or not.&nbsp; Some of the templates are just really, really cool.Elements of Magic: Revised.&nbsp; I admit I haven't read this one yet, but I like what I've read thus far.&nbsp; It's a point-based magic system which you can tweak.&nbsp; Cool stuff,Another vote for Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe.&nbsp; This one is really detailed, but really fascinating.&nbsp; It's like Medieval England/Europe 101, or Medieval History for Dummies.&nbsp; But, it's written for gamers, so it talks about the serfs, and peasants, and what a burghermeister is (there are a ton of words I wasn't familiar with), but then describes what happens when magic is applied.&nbsp; It's great if you're looking to add some historical realism into your game.I have the limited edition print-run of the Phil Reed .pdfs.&nbsp; Signed by Mr. Reed himself.&nbsp; I honestly don't even know which products it includes, but it's great stuff.&nbsp; I think a dozen spellbooks, mundane treasures, and some other stuff.&nbsp; Perhaps Phil can elucidate me on which products that product contains.&nbsp; Because I would heartily recommend any and all of them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="der_kluge, post: 1867164, member: 945"] Would have to add my vote for Book of Templates: Deluxe edition. There's a good reason why I gave it a 5/5 review on here (only 1 of 2 reviews I have done). It's a great product, but it's usability in a low-magic setting might be questionable. Kind of depends on whether you use fantastical monsters or not. Some of the templates are just really, really cool. Elements of Magic: Revised. I admit I haven't read this one yet, but I like what I've read thus far. It's a point-based magic system which you can tweak. Cool stuff, Another vote for Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe. This one is really detailed, but really fascinating. It's like Medieval England/Europe 101, or Medieval History for Dummies. But, it's written for gamers, so it talks about the serfs, and peasants, and what a burghermeister is (there are a ton of words I wasn't familiar with), but then describes what happens when magic is applied. It's great if you're looking to add some historical realism into your game. I have the limited edition print-run of the Phil Reed .pdfs. Signed by Mr. Reed himself. I honestly don't even know which products it includes, but it's great stuff. I think a dozen spellbooks, mundane treasures, and some other stuff. Perhaps Phil can elucidate me on which products that product contains. Because I would heartily recommend any and all of them. [/QUOTE]

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