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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Particle_Man" data-source="post: 2964901" data-attributes="member: 892">There are enough books that you could decide to go for a theme:Maybe aventuring in a cold climate (or a world with nothing but cold climates?), or how about a Desert enviroment?  They have Frostburn and Sandstorm, respectively.Do you like lots of undead stuff, lots of dragon stuff, lots of abberations?  There are books for each of those.There are interesting base class (20 level class) choices in many books, including the expanded psionics handbook, PHB II, Complete Arcane, Complete Adventurer, Complete Warrior, Complete Divine, and Complete Psionic.  You might want to add these as player choices, or even replace player class choices in the PHB (so use Scouts instead of Rangers, for instance, if you want a less martial woodsperson).Similarly, there are extra racial choices in the various "Races of..." books.If you like tinkering with the rules, then Unearthed Arcana gives you some options.And those are just the Wotc books!  You could also look at some third party stuff and see what tickles your fancy.  Arcana Evolved, Iron Heroes.Oh, other settings: Are you looking for new settings?  Ebberon (by Wotc) is pretty detailed, and looks at integrating magic into the setting.  Kingdoms of Kalamar (not Wotc, but still officially Dungeons and Dragons) focuses on realism, and has powerful magic play less of a role.I mean, you can expand in a *lot* of directions.  That said, you could play and run a perfectly good game with the three 3.0 books you have.  So are you looking for something in particular?  How much money are you looking to spend?</blockquote>

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