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<blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 1318727" data-attributes="member: 7635">I've FORCED myself to use every dang book I've bought, but some have been dust-gatherers for some time. &nbsp;Rarely-Used: Not worth it despite the costsDiablo II - Bought it for the monsters and Item Generator. Never used it once.Enemies &amp; Allies - Bought during my &quot;must own everything WotC&quot; phase. Used very sparingly.Decipher LotR game. Got it at half off, but no one is ever gonna play it.Star Wars original. Got it at $10.00. THe one time I thought I'd use it, I found out the group was using the revised. Ugh.Creature Collection I &amp; II. $6.00 Each. Never used.&nbsp;Occasionally used: Served its purpose, now collects dust.Honorary mention to: Psionics Handbook, Players Handbook, DMG, Monster Manual, and DM Screen (all original/3.0 versions.) Thank you friends. You may rest now.Deities and Demi-gods: Nice reference, but too &quot;stat&quot; oriented and not &quot;priest&quot; oriented. Return to Temple of Elemental Evil: Got half-way through before it plunked out, never have the energy to try it again.D&amp;D Gazetteer: Didn't want to sink the cash into LGG just for some general background info on RtToEE, but kinda useless now.Hero-Builder's Guidebook: I like the alignment, backgound and name sections to this day, but the class/race combos are for pure newbies.&nbsp;Glad I didn't buy (things I thought about, but gleefully avoided)Ravenloft, et all: The nostaliga kick wasn't worth the price of admission.Kalamar: Great setting, but very costly to get into. Assassin's Handbook: Poorly thought out base class.Necromancers College (or something like that) See above.Quintisental Classes and Races: The WotC books were/are good enough for me, esp the races of/complete lines coming out.Relics and Rituals: That spell does WHAT?Arcana Unearthed: I like the concepts and some classes, but the conversion needed to D&amp;D 3.5 is more work than its worth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Remathilis, post: 1318727, member: 7635"] I've FORCED myself to use every dang book I've bought, but some have been dust-gatherers for some time. [b]Rarely-Used: Not worth it despite the costs[/b] Diablo II - Bought it for the monsters and Item Generator. Never used it once. Enemies & Allies - Bought during my "must own everything WotC" phase. Used very sparingly. Decipher LotR game. Got it at half off, but no one is ever gonna play it. Star Wars original. Got it at $10.00. THe one time I thought I'd use it, I found out the group was using the revised. Ugh. Creature Collection I & II. $6.00 Each. Never used. [b]Occasionally used: Served its purpose, now collects dust.[/b] Honorary mention to: [i]Psionics Handbook, Players Handbook, DMG, Monster Manual, and DM Screen (all original/3.0 versions.) Thank you friends. You may rest now.[/i] Deities and Demi-gods: Nice reference, but too "stat" oriented and not "priest" oriented. Return to Temple of Elemental Evil: Got half-way through before it plunked out, never have the energy to try it again. D&D Gazetteer: Didn't want to sink the cash into LGG just for some general background info on RtToEE, but kinda useless now. Hero-Builder's Guidebook: I like the alignment, backgound and name sections to this day, but the class/race combos are for pure newbies. [b]Glad I didn't buy (things I thought about, but gleefully avoided)[/b] Ravenloft, et all: The nostaliga kick wasn't worth the price of admission. Kalamar: Great setting, but very costly to get into. Assassin's Handbook: Poorly thought out base class. Necromancers College (or something like that) See above. Quintisental Classes and Races: The WotC books were/are good enough for me, esp the races of/complete lines coming out. Relics and Rituals: That spell does WHAT? Arcana Unearthed: I like the concepts and some classes, but the conversion needed to D&D 3.5 is more work than its worth. [/QUOTE]

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