D&D 5E What’s your best D&D alliterative title?

[Morrus]

What’s your best D&D alliterative title?

Come up with your best name for a D&D book where every word begins with the same letter. Best ones get 10XP!

 

[Tales and Chronicles]

Leomund's Legendary Lexicon of Lost Languages, a book on an often overlooked aspect of the game: the language, alphabet, famous written documents and known expression of every races.

 

[Charlaquin]

Bigby’s Big Badass Book of Boisterous Beasts​

Tenser’s Truly Tantalizing Treasure Trove of Terribly Treacherous Traps

 

[ProphetSword]

Mordenkainen's Mystical Manual of Magic-Missile Manipulation: Making Magic More Mighty

 

[Tales and Chronicles]

I'm probably weird, but so far I'd buy the hell of most of those.

 

[BoldItalic]

Evard's Enigmas (a sourcebook of riddles and puzzles to baffle your players, with tables for rolling up your own random ones)

Farming For Fighters (a self-help guide to downtime activities for when your hero retires)

Mordenkainen's Mystix Manual (the complete guide to psionics that everyone's been waiting for)

Otiluke's Options (hundreds of optional rules to help you homebrew your own)

 

[Nevvur]

Bigby's Big Book of Bashable Baddies

 

[Draegn]

Tasha's Treatise of Teasing Tiefling Trollops.

 

[Slit518]

Labyrinths & Liches

 

[hawkeyefan]

Iggwilv’s Inexhaustable Inventory of Incredible Incantations!