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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Darrin Drader" data-source="post: 418043" data-attributes="member: 7394">Ah, another "best of D20" thread. I'll comment, and again, I'm not going to mention WotC products, even though MMII should make the list just by virtue of reprinting the death knight template I designed.Oathbound: Domains of the Forge by Bastion Press. Really people, if you don't have it yet, go out and buy it. Its worth every penny. It really is a cool and unique setting with awesome art and cool locations to explore.The Demon God's Fane by Malhavoc Press. Its short, its nasty, its a brutal challenge for everyone that plays higher level characters, and there is a lot at stake story-wise in the adventure.Necropolis by Necromancer Games. I have the original Necropolis published for the Mythus game system, but even with the material being known to me, this book has so much. It is THE sourse for adventuring in a Egypt-like setting.The Book of the Righteous by Green Ronin. A new cosmology with a drop-in pantheon and detailed churches. This is a must-have for anyone designing their own campaign setting if they don't want to have to design every last detail.Relics and Rituals by Sword and Srocery Studios. It just rocks. This book sets the standard for what D20 should strive to be.Codex of Erde by Troll Lord Games. Its a very cool setting which is a bit of a throwback to an older style of play. It helps that Gygax designs for them as well.Bluffside by Thunderhead Games. They did a great job on this one. I find the city layout a bit odd and fragmented, but that is part of what makes it Bluffside.</blockquote>

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