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<blockquote data-quote="Pseudonym" data-source="post: 1318614" data-attributes="member: 4479">Let's see, I regret buying...&nbsp;Relics and Rituals I.&nbsp; It seemed like a good idea at the time, but I've yet to use anything out of it.&nbsp;Oriental Adventures and the Rokugan main book and all of the soft cover suppliments.&nbsp; Great stuff, but I never found anyone who wanted to play it.&nbsp; My money could have been much better spent elsewhere.&nbsp;On a related note, Jade and Steel.&nbsp; Of all my d20 purchaces, this is the one I feel was my biggest mistake.&nbsp;Traps and Treachery I and II.&nbsp; At first glance they had all the charm of the old Grimtooth's books, but I've never actually made use of anything in either volume.&nbsp;Seafarers Handbook.&nbsp; *shrug*&nbsp;Spells and Spellcraft.&nbsp; Maybe it was a case of gamer goggles.&nbsp; It sure looked good in the store, but when you wake up to it the next moring, it doesn't look nearly as good.&nbsp; Metaphorically speaking of course. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":p" title="Stick out tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p"&nbsp; data-smilie="7"data-shortname=":p" />&nbsp;Psionics Handbook.&nbsp; Well, in previous editions psionics was wacky, unbalanced and pretty darn wonky, but they'll get it right this time ...&nbsp;Greyhawk Gazateer.&nbsp; So then this new Third Edition thing came out and Greyhawk was going to be the default setting, so it would get all sorts of product support and this was the first book in a series of amazing updated material and ...um...uh...nevermind.&nbsp;Deities and Demigods.&nbsp; I'll take the Fifth on that one.&nbsp;Even though I have a selection of books I wish I hadn't bought, I have a far larger list of d20 material that I am very happy I bought.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pseudonym, post: 1318614, member: 4479"] Let's see, I regret buying... Relics and Rituals I. It seemed like a good idea at the time, but I've yet to use anything out of it. Oriental Adventures and the Rokugan main book and all of the soft cover suppliments. Great stuff, but I never found anyone who wanted to play it. My money could have been much better spent elsewhere. On a related note, Jade and Steel. Of all my d20 purchaces, this is the one I feel was my biggest mistake. Traps and Treachery I and II. At first glance they had all the charm of the old Grimtooth's books, but I've never actually made use of anything in either volume. Seafarers Handbook. *shrug* Spells and Spellcraft. Maybe it was a case of gamer goggles. It sure looked good in the store, but when you wake up to it the next moring, it doesn't look nearly as good. Metaphorically speaking of course. :p Psionics Handbook. Well, in previous editions psionics was wacky, unbalanced and pretty darn wonky, but they'll get it right this time ... Greyhawk Gazateer. So then this new Third Edition thing came out and Greyhawk was going to be the default setting, so it would get all sorts of product support and this was the first book in a series of amazing updated material and ...um...uh...nevermind. Deities and Demigods. I'll take the Fifth on that one. Even though I have a selection of books I wish I hadn't bought, I have a far larger list of d20 material that I am very happy I bought. [/QUOTE]

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