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<blockquote data-quote="haiiro" data-source="post: 843797" data-attributes="member: 1891">For what it's worth, here's mine.Lots of stuff from these companies:- WotC: All of their D&amp;D stuff except the Stronghold Builder's Guide and most of the adventures, all 3e issues of Dragon and Dungeon, d20 Call of Cthulhu.- Green Ronin: Hammer &amp; Helm, Assassin's HB, Wrath &amp; Rage, Book of the Righteous, all three monster books.- Sword &amp; Sorcery Studios: Relics and Rituals I &amp; II, Creature Collections I &amp; II, Hollowfaust, Mithril, DM's Screen, Divine and the Defeated.- Malhavoc: Books of Eldritch Might 1-3, Book of Hallowed Might, Requiem for a God (all print).- Fantasy Flight Games: Traps &amp; Treachery, Spells &amp; Spellcraft, Monster's HB, Dungeoncraft, Mythic Races.Some stuff from these companies:- Eden Odyssey: Liber Bestarius, a couple of the vignette sourcebooks.- Necromancer: Tome of Horrors.- AEG: Rokugan, Mercenaries.- Troll Lord Games: Gary Gygax's World Builder.- Privateer Press: Monsternomicon, the first two Witchfire adventures.- Kenzerco: Kalamar Screen.- Atlas Games: Three Days to Kill.- Chaosium: Dragon Lords of Melnibone.- Bastion Press: Arms &amp; Armor.I don't have any PDFs.With a handful of exceptions, I'd happily recommend everything on my list. (The exceptions: Hero Builder's GB, WotC DM's Screen, Wrath &amp; Rage, Assassin's HB, Dragon Lords of Melnibone, Arms &amp; Armor, RttToEE and the Epic Level Handbook. I found all of these to be mediocre, although not without some utility.)I had intended not to post in this thread -- until I read through it and found myself interested in the nature, size and diversity of the lists that have already been posted. Ah well. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" />(Edit: forgot a couple of items.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="haiiro, post: 843797, member: 1891"] For what it's worth, here's mine. Lots of stuff from these companies: - WotC: All of their D&D stuff except the Stronghold Builder's Guide and most of the adventures, all 3e issues of Dragon and Dungeon, d20 Call of Cthulhu. - Green Ronin: Hammer & Helm, Assassin's HB, Wrath & Rage, Book of the Righteous, all three monster books. - Sword & Sorcery Studios: Relics and Rituals I & II, Creature Collections I & II, Hollowfaust, Mithril, DM's Screen, Divine and the Defeated. - Malhavoc: Books of Eldritch Might 1-3, Book of Hallowed Might, Requiem for a God (all print). - Fantasy Flight Games: Traps & Treachery, Spells & Spellcraft, Monster's HB, Dungeoncraft, Mythic Races. Some stuff from these companies: - Eden Odyssey: Liber Bestarius, a couple of the vignette sourcebooks. - Necromancer: Tome of Horrors. - AEG: Rokugan, Mercenaries. - Troll Lord Games: Gary Gygax's World Builder. - Privateer Press: Monsternomicon, the first two Witchfire adventures. - Kenzerco: Kalamar Screen. - Atlas Games: Three Days to Kill. - Chaosium: Dragon Lords of Melnibone. - Bastion Press: Arms & Armor. I don't have any PDFs. With a handful of exceptions, I'd happily recommend everything on my list. (The exceptions: Hero Builder's GB, WotC DM's Screen, Wrath & Rage, Assassin's HB, Dragon Lords of Melnibone, Arms & Armor, RttToEE and the Epic Level Handbook. I found all of these to be mediocre, although not without some utility.) I had intended not to post in this thread -- until I read through it and found myself interested in the nature, size and diversity of the lists that have already been posted. Ah well. ;) (Edit: forgot a couple of items.) [/QUOTE]

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