Supplements That Enhance Melee

[DeadlyUematsu]

I am a fan of books that really enhance D&D/d20's melee game (like Book of Iron Might, Iron Heroes, Tome of the Nine Swords). I was wondering if there are (besides the ones aforementioned) any other books that I should check out.

 

[Nyaricus]

You named the big three, as far as I can think. I know that PHBII has some great feats for fighters (although this is a tad bit tangential). Unearthed Arcana has some neat alternate rules in it (like using hexes, or facing, or any variety of other changes to D&D combat) and might be worth a purchase for you (really, it's worth it IMO), or a solid re-read if you own it already.

hope that helps!

cheers,
--N

 

[trancejeremy]

Torn Asunder from Bation Press

 

[blargney the second]

Tome of Battle is awesome. I just saw it played for the first time yesterday, and I *love* how it works out in actual game time.

 

[jollyninja]

the quintessential fighter had some stuff, can't recall what though. anyone have that one handy to prove/disprove my claim? I'm at work.

 

[Rhun]

the quintessential fighter had some stuff, can't recall what though. anyone have that one handy to prove/disprove my claim? I'm at work.

I've got it, but I really wasn't all that impressed with it. Has some useful bits in it, though. And one prestige class that I really liked. I think it was called the Living Blade.