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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JoeGKushner" data-source="post: 1861210" data-attributes="member: 1129">Let's see... For me, I've used quite a few of the books. heck, I even have one of the limited edition books that Phil put together a long time ago that was latter updated and released by Bad Axe Games.I tended to get a lot more enjoyment out of the earlier products as I enjoy the artwork in them, even when it was heavily reused in the same product. Let's see... some specific examples...Ran An Evening's Entertainment. Way too quick and short but the players got to kill bugs so they were happy.I was going to run The Clockwork Heart. I made several notes about how the humans on that world were actually taken over by the Possessors, which lead to the Heart itself turning against humans despite once having protected them. Decided that it was too vague in the end and moved onto something else.I've used several of the Constructs as NPC's in my campaign though. Now we have some 3.5 versions like the Warforged and the Ironborn. I haven't seen the latter yet, but I've used the Wargored several times.I've actually used a few characters from the Scrollworks collection. My favorite one has to be the guy whose sections starts, "Now it's time for the big dogs to eat." Some interesting characters in that one.The Book of Unusual Treasures has some great things in it. While I'm not a big fan of the spell components as I think they're too powerful, I've used a few. I've also used a lot of the mundane treasures. Some of the books have been useful for adding little tidbits to the campaign like Treasures of Freeport. I think that book could've used some more magic items of a swashbuckling nature, but there were some nice toys in there. Treasures of the Yellow Sign anyone?</blockquote>

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