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<blockquote data-quote="Henry" data-source="post: 3075737" data-attributes="member: 158">If you mean this book:<a href="http://paizo.com/store/downloads/wizardsOfTheCoast/aDAndD1/rulebooks/v5748btpy7meo" target="_blank">http://paizo.com/store/downloads/wizardsOfTheCoast/aDAndD1/rulebooks/v5748btpy7meo</a>I recommend it. (The paper book, preferably, rather than the PDF.) Beyond the rules set (which some people can find a bit more simplistic or convoluted when they're used to 3E), it has excellent material on dungeon dressings, running campaigns, being an impartial moderator, and many minor topics under their own separate short headings. BE warned -- there is a slightly different mindset that the author takes with respect to the authority of the DM, compared to newer works. His vision is a little more... absolute, compared to current gaming trends. (Whether it's a good or bad thing, I leave to each person, because some love it, some hate it with great passion).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Henry, post: 3075737, member: 158"] If you mean this book: [url]http://paizo.com/store/downloads/wizardsOfTheCoast/aDAndD1/rulebooks/v5748btpy7meo[/url] I recommend it. (The paper book, preferably, rather than the PDF.) Beyond the rules set (which some people can find a bit more simplistic or convoluted when they're used to 3E), it has excellent material on dungeon dressings, running campaigns, being an impartial moderator, and many minor topics under their own separate short headings. BE warned -- there is a slightly different mindset that the author takes with respect to the authority of the DM, compared to newer works. His vision is a little more... absolute, compared to current gaming trends. (Whether it's a good or bad thing, I leave to each person, because some love it, some hate it with great passion). [/QUOTE]

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