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<blockquote data-quote="Creamsteak" data-source="post: 1318190" data-attributes="member: 552">I was just going over this all last night...I definitely don't regret BoVD and BoED... or Complete Warrior and 3.5, and I only regret my 3.0 books because they are retired now.Sorta regret Deities and Demigods and Manual of the Planes (don't use either really)Mostly regret the Epic Level Handbook (now that I know how saves and BAB work in epic levels, I couldn't care less about this piece. The feats are lame, the creatures do have some winners, mostly boring... and the setting included sucks.Definitely regret Oriental Adventures, but that was free... Defenders of the Faith was a nice book to read, but never used it... it was free too, so no concerns.Call of Cthulhu is fun, but I really shouldn't have the book since I'm not a GM for that game.Worst purchase ever: The Diablo II books...My Scarred Lands books made for a single fun campaign, but now they sit on a shelf unless I really feel like running a session with that party (the players are all off at different colleges now).I vaguely regret my gaming frontiers magazines, but 4 for $20 wasn't a bad price, and they do contain a gamut of story ideas to steal and alter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Creamsteak, post: 1318190, member: 552"] I was just going over this all last night... I definitely don't regret BoVD and BoED... or Complete Warrior and 3.5, and I only regret my 3.0 books because they are retired now. Sorta regret Deities and Demigods and Manual of the Planes (don't use either really) Mostly regret the Epic Level Handbook (now that I know how saves and BAB work in epic levels, I couldn't care less about this piece. The feats are lame, the creatures do have some winners, mostly boring... and the setting included sucks. Definitely regret Oriental Adventures, but that was free... Defenders of the Faith was a nice book to read, but never used it... it was free too, so no concerns. Call of Cthulhu is fun, but I really shouldn't have the book since I'm not a GM for that game. Worst purchase ever: The Diablo II books... My Scarred Lands books made for a single fun campaign, but now they sit on a shelf unless I really feel like running a session with that party (the players are all off at different colleges now). I vaguely regret my gaming frontiers magazines, but 4 for $20 wasn't a bad price, and they do contain a gamut of story ideas to steal and alter. [/QUOTE]

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