What books should I get for Freeport?

[Henry]

Just to clarify, Freeport: City of Adventure is the name of the city sourcebook, and I love it myself. If you are planning to add the city, though not necessarily as the only campaign site, then that one book contains everything needed. Even as a main site, just that one book is complete enough to run dozens of adventures there.

WARNING: The material as written is best suited for low-level adventuring, perhaps 8th level or below. Most NPC's are low-level, and most of the people use very little magic in their day-to-day lives. For a roleplay-intensive setting, it's excellent.

 

[blackshirt5]

I'm planning on integrating Freeport into my campagin world(whether or not it's going to be where the PCs stay is up to them, really), and although I write up a lot of NPCs(or perhaps because of it), I'd like to have a book of NPCs with which to populate the city, so it looks like I'm gonna buy F: CoA and DoF.

 

[Drawmack]

don't forget a red pen - you're going to need it for CoA.

 

[BigFreekinGoblinoid]

don't forget a red pen - you're going to need it for CoA.

Hmmm.... I thought the only 3rd party products you have bought are the Traps & Treachery books by FFG? - per your post in the saturation thread...

 

[trancejeremy]

Hmmm.... I thought the only 3rd party products you have bought are the Traps & Treachery books by FFG? - per your post in the saturation thread...

Well, in any event, he is pretty much right. There is a large amount of errata for the book. Most pretty minor, and it's a far cry from the first printing of the PHB, but...