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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CRGreathouse" data-source="post: 318744" data-attributes="member: 474">1. PH (WotC)2. DMG (WotC)3. MotP (WotC)4. MM (Wotc)5. ELH (WotC) - better rules for epic spells would boost this to #46. CC2 (S&SS)7. Armies of the Abyss* (GR)8. Spells and Magic (Bastion Press) - very creative and full of ideas, even if executed unusualy9. 7S (Atlas Games) - a great general DM resource; the sections on adapting the strongholds were especially useful10. BoEM2** (Malhavoc Press)* I don't actually have LoH; if I did, it would be here.** I don't have the BoEM.Notable by absence:* T&T (FFG) - I greatly enjoyed the book... for the first 14 pages.  Soemhow, it didn't live up to my expectations - the mechanics were oversimplified and flawed, many of the spells were boring, and simple traps took up way too much room (largw font, etc.)  It _did_ have many useful parts - but not enough.* D&Dg (WotC) - Despite obvious effort and lush illustrations, this book just didn't do it for me.  There was commentary, but no rules, for ascention; there was a lack of (useful) challenge information; and most importantly, there was no real integration with the ELH.</blockquote>