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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ran" data-source="post: 1103090" data-attributes="member: 9073">I am back from the shadows!I tried conecting to Enwolrd last night but haven't been able to get to it...Anyway, I own Relics & Rituals, Manual of the Planes, Traps & Treachery, Book of Challenges, from those who were numbered here.Midnight four rulebooks are going to be added to my library soon as birthday gift (what a gift) and I am looking to books that could give ideas and probably be used very much on the game.I really understand the point on everything being a must if you like it, anyway i am looking to some advice and also to know more about what is out there...I am not really sure I want another class/race/gods book, they are nice but I tend to prefer those books that are more general and useful in a longterm...So far i am interested on the campaign "fluff" or great inspiring books kind, some that are to be considered (aside from the ones I own):- Monsternomicon. what is in it? useful at every type of setting? interesting monsters? is it well made and with good pictures?- Western europe: A Magical Medieval Society. What is it? What is IN it? how well done is it?- Tome of Horrors, Monsters Handbook, Beyond Monks, Necromancer's Legacy what are those, never heard of them?- Monsternomicon Tell me more plz!- The Hamlet of Thumble you sure are right Ed Cha and it sounds very interesting, this was the kind of insight i was looking for, kinda of a teaser!Anyway i don't usually buy adventures for I don't have enough money to afford a bad buy and also have players who read a lot, including downloading adventures on pdf with p2p, it makes adventures a kind of inspiration thing...I would like to say too that I LOVE thieves and ow rogues, but class books and the like are too limited and now I am looking for a broader use book, anyway I own all class books from WotC, most are not very good and aside from one friend no one has ever wanted to play a psionic (I own the book, great one), except on old 2nd edition on Dark Sun...Keep going, I would extend my list as this:1. Midnight Setting - ideas, plots and a flavor unique to a low magic and dark setting.2. Traps & Treachery - the book for rogues and to counter rogues, all things traps!3. Manual of the Planes - it makes me want to play Planescape just by looking at it on my shelf...4. Oriental Adventures - a very well designed book, the monsters give you lots of ideas and every section is a work of art!-------You may present your product, say what is the best d20 book (for D&D) that you have seen so far or just make a list, are the quintessential series better, just like or worse than WotC class books?</blockquote>

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