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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 5486919" data-attributes="member: 2209">I've heard good things about Underdark, particularly its treatment of the new 4e insane underdark prison god Torog who was physically crippled and mentally unhinged in the fight against Tharizdun and his continuing role as the warden of the big T's chains.Similarly for the Dragonomicons, the Demonomicon, and Open Grave, the in-depth undead fluff book. Supposedly great descriptive stuff in them in addition to 4e stat blocks.I recently got a cheap used copy of Manual of the Planes. I was excited to see what they did with Grazzt as a crossover devil turned demon lore. While the information on Grazzt is evocative and fantastic it is like a single paragraph of description and then the stat block for him, his aspect, and some of his cultists. The Divine Power book supposedly had some stuff on the primodial/divine war and the Primal Power Book has stuff on spirits plus PH3 has a fun description of psionics as a natural world reaction against far realms intrusion, but these are majority crunch books.The two preview books about races and classes and worlds and monsters might be useful as mostly description stuff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 5486919, member: 2209"] I've heard good things about Underdark, particularly its treatment of the new 4e insane underdark prison god Torog who was physically crippled and mentally unhinged in the fight against Tharizdun and his continuing role as the warden of the big T's chains. Similarly for the Dragonomicons, the Demonomicon, and Open Grave, the in-depth undead fluff book. Supposedly great descriptive stuff in them in addition to 4e stat blocks. I recently got a cheap used copy of Manual of the Planes. I was excited to see what they did with Grazzt as a crossover devil turned demon lore. While the information on Grazzt is evocative and fantastic it is like a single paragraph of description and then the stat block for him, his aspect, and some of his cultists. The Divine Power book supposedly had some stuff on the primodial/divine war and the Primal Power Book has stuff on spirits plus PH3 has a fun description of psionics as a natural world reaction against far realms intrusion, but these are majority crunch books. The two preview books about races and classes and worlds and monsters might be useful as mostly description stuff. [/QUOTE]

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