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Message: <blockquote data-quote="IronWolf" data-source="post: 2008048" data-attributes="member: 21076">updated on 22-NOV-02I still do not play in Greyhawk; but I still love this book. Of all of the books that WotC has produced, it is still their personal finest hour. It is really too bad that this was not used to create a series of hard-cover books in the same tradition as the Forgotten Realms books.But this has, in my opinion, much to do with the fact that Greyhawk is seen as the default setting. Strange. I still wish that the d20 Player's Handbook had been produced sans setting material -- and that Greyhawk had been given the full FR treatment. It certainly deserves it.updated on 05-OCT-01This one is the true gem.A near perfect text of more information than I even have time to summarize.Suffice it to say that the amount of artwork is relatively low, and so it came come across looking like an encyclopedia. But, aside from this, there is nothing bad I can say about it.Go buy it. You will not regret it.From a longevity point of view, I still find myself flipping through it -- getting an idea here or an idea there. I really like this book. Even though I do not play in the Greyhawk setting (I like creating my own), I find this book very useful.</blockquote>