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Message: <blockquote data-quote="haakon1" data-source="post: 5257525" data-attributes="member: 25619">I'll skip the rules books, since that's the stuff of edition wars . . . AD&D/Basic era:1) Keep on the Borderlands - most iconic adventure/setting of D&D, to me2) Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth - lots of interesting stuff for the DM, and a fun, complex adventure for the players3) Against the Giants/Descent into the Depths/Queen of the Demon Web pits series -- best adventure path of the era4) Greyhawk boxed set - To me Greyhawk & D&D are conjoined twins -- the game was built in this setting.5) Village of Hommlett - fun adventure, good setting6) Oriental Adventurers - excellent alternative to the usual7) Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh series -- a UK AD&D adventure path.  Really creative stuff!3e era:1) Sunless Citadel -- fun little adventure, excellent intro to the new edition2) Living Greyhawk -- excellent revival of the dead setting, trying to pull back together a shattered canon3) Temple of Elemental Evil computer game -- finally, true turn-based party-strength D&D, with true D&D rules.  If only it were not so buggy, and would actually run at all for me anymore.4) Red Hand of Doom -- a war in an adventure, which means a successful genre expansion, like Ravenloft or Oriental Adventures in the AD&D era.5) Shackled City -- As I recall (which may be incorrect), the first adventure path.  Awesome that it's published as one book.6) Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe -- not necessarily useful, but a fun intellectual romp</blockquote>

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