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<blockquote data-quote="jdrakeh" data-source="post: 8687342" data-attributes="member: 13892">What is your list of all-time Top 3 RPG supplements (i.e. books specifically written as supplements for RPGs)? These are those books that are awesome, multi-utility, supplements that you get a tremendous amount of use out of, regardless of the system they were originally designed for. In no specific order, mine are:The Apocalypse Stone for AD&amp;D is a somewhat underwhelming adventure, but it's a great handbook on how to blow up a fantasy setting regardless of what system you happen to be using.Palladium RPG Book II: Old Ones is an awesome collection of maps of cities, towns, and forts that can easily be used to breathe life into any fantasy RPG setting (I've used it heavily in AD&amp;D and Rolemaster, for example).Sprawl Sites (for Shadowrun) is a great collection of adventure seeds and story-starters that is good for both reading and practical use in cyberpunk settings in general (it doesn't take much adaptation to use them in non-Shadowrun settings).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jdrakeh, post: 8687342, member: 13892"] What is your list of all-time Top 3 RPG supplements (i.e. books specifically written as supplements for RPGs)? These are those books that are awesome, multi-utility, supplements that you get a tremendous amount of use out of, regardless of the system they were originally designed for. In no specific order, mine are: The Apocalypse Stone for AD&D is a somewhat underwhelming adventure, but it's a [I]great[/I] handbook on how to blow up a fantasy setting regardless of what system you happen to be using. Palladium RPG Book II: Old Ones is an [I]awesome[/I] collection of maps of cities, towns, and forts that can easily be used to breathe life into [I]any[/I] fantasy RPG setting (I've used it heavily in AD&D and Rolemaster, for example). Sprawl Sites (for Shadowrun) is a great collection of adventure seeds and story-starters that is good for both reading and practical use in cyberpunk settings in general (it doesn't take much adaptation to use them in non-Shadowrun settings). [/QUOTE]

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