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<blockquote data-quote="Mercurius" data-source="post: 5486901" data-attributes="member: 59082">The Eberron Campaign Guide is an overall better treatment of the setting than the 3.x version, imo. But I don't think it is a &quot;must have&quot; for you.I'm not sure that any 4E product would really suit your purposes, at least not until (and if) they come out with a new setting. All of the &quot;theme books&quot; have lots of fluff, but a lot of it would probably be familiar to you (Open Grave, Demonomicon, the two Draconomicons, Underdark). If you are interested in 4E's new planar cosmology you might want to check out Manual of the Planes, The Plane Above, and The Plane Below. Also, it hasn't come out yet but you might want to check out the Shadowfell box set as it looks to be an interesting hybrid of Ravenloft and the Shadowfell. Also, The Madness of Gardmore Abbey--a mega-adventure centered on the Deck of Many Things--has potential.Now if you're looking beyond WotC, I would recommend Deus Ex Machina's Amethyst: Foundations book. Great art, fun idea, lots to enjoy purely from an armchair perspective. But afaik, there haven't been many 3PP jewels.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mercurius, post: 5486901, member: 59082"] The [I]Eberron Campaign Guide[/I] is an overall better treatment of the setting than the 3.x version, imo. But I don't think it is a "must have" for you. I'm not sure that [I]any [/I]4E product would really suit your purposes, at least not until (and if) they come out with a new setting. All of the "theme books" have lots of fluff, but a lot of it would probably be familiar to you ([I]Open Grave, Demonomicon, [/I]the two [I]Draconomicons, Underdark). [/I]If you are interested in 4E's new planar cosmology you might want to check out [I]Manual of the Planes,[/I] [I]The Plane Above, [/I]and [I]The Plane Below.[/I] Also, it hasn't come out yet but you might want to check out the [I]Shadowfell [/I]box set as it looks to be an interesting hybrid of Ravenloft and the Shadowfell. Also, [I]The Madness of Gardmore Abbey--[/I]a mega-adventure centered on the Deck of Many Things--has potential. Now if you're looking beyond WotC, I would recommend Deus Ex Machina's [I]Amethyst: Foundations [/I]book. Great art, fun idea, lots to enjoy purely from an armchair perspective. But afaik, there haven't been many 3PP jewels. [/QUOTE]

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