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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 6767138" data-attributes="member: 5038">Let's see, not including Core Book, Monster Manuals, or either Dragon magazine and web articles1e: Mayfair's Witch's (Mayfair Games):  for additional inspiration to supplement The Witch's Handbook (see below)Unearthed Arcana: For the environmental/cultural weapon and skill  aspects of the barbarian class when designing "barbarian" culturesNote: if I still owned Cities (by Midkemia/Chaosium): it would be on my list for city generation2e:Complete Fighter's Handbook: for adapting kits and weapon groups.   Also the Complete Handbook series is my preferred supplement format for races and classes.  I don't like the PHB 2,3 format or the source/power formats used in 4e and 5e.Complete Thief's Handbook: for adapting kits and the guild informationComplete Priest's Handbook: for the specialty priests as inspiration and cleric rules tailoringComplete Druid's Handbook: for the environmental variantsPO: Spells and Magic:as reference for some of the alternative specialist wizards and alternate spellcastersNote: If I could find my copies, the following: HR: Vikings Campaign Sourcebook , HR: CeltsNote: I like the World Builder's Guide, Faiths and Pantheons, Monster Mythology, and several of the books from DMGR series and HR series of books. If I owned copies of them, they would be used as well3eUnearthed Arcana: several variants became default in my 3e game and would house rule into 5e.Book of Iron Might (Malhavoc)Book of the Righteous (Green Ronin): good inspiration for pantheon buildingMaster Class: Cavalier's Handbook (Green Ronin)Master Class: Psychic's Handbook (Green Ronin)Master Class: Shaman's Handbook (Green Ronin) My definitive guide for Shaman's in D&DMaster Class: Witch's Handbook (Green Ronin): My definitive guide for Witches in D&DExperts 3.5 (Skirmisher Games)From Stone to Steel (Monkey God Enterprises/High Moon Games): a guide to Weapons, Armor and equipment by culturesNoble Steeds (Avalanche Press): a good primer on horses with additional information on other mounts and mount companionsPoisoncraft (Blue Devil Games): Best D&D poison rules of any edition, in my opinion.  Has things like onset time.Tournaments Taverns and Fairs (EN Publishing)Book of Fiends (Green Ronin)Advanced Bestiary (Green Ronin)Deluxe Book of Templates Revised (Silverthorne/Goodman Games)Corsairs (Adamant Entertainment)Toolbox (Alderac Entertainment)Wilds (Alderac Entertainment)Note: If I owned  copies, the following WOTC products would be included: Fiendish Codex I: Hordes of the Abyss, Stormwrack, Heroes of HorrorNote: If I owned copies: Bestiary Predators (Betabunny), Seas of Blood (Mongoose)Non-Dungeons and DragonsCampaign Law/GM Law (ICE): For Rolemaster Standard System.  It has great world buildingCharacter Law (ICE): For Rolemaster Standard System. I like the cultural information section for each race and it influences my format for race/culture write-ups to the playersGURPS:  AztecsGURPS: Celtic MythGURPS: VikingsGURPS: Martial ArtsUltimate Martial Artist (Hero Games): a martial arts supplement for Champions/Hero SystemBlood and Fists (RPGObjects): a martial arts supplement for d20 ModernMartial Arts Companion (Irown Crown Enterprises): a martial arts supplement for Rolemaster Standard SystemSettings/Games (note: I rarely run the D&D settings, but get inspiration)Greyhawk 1e FolioAl Quadim Land of Fate Darksun (original boxed set)Ravenloft (original boxed set)Ars Magica 3eL5R: AvalonL5R: CastilleL5R: MontaigneL5R: VoddaceWarhammer Fantasy RPG 1e: For the pantheon</blockquote>

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