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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DMH" data-source="post: 2133874" data-attributes="member: 24945">Anything by Spencer Cooley. The Enchridion series and Build Up Spells are just plain useful.The Other Side by Valent (on rpgnow)- a different look at the humanoid races with cool PrCs and advice on running them.Toxicant and the Kaiser's Bazaar series from Mad Kaiser. The former makes poisons more realistic (and has all real world examples including man made chemicals) and the latter looks at shops of all kinds plus new animals and materials.Shaping the Self by Genjitsu. If there was an alternate way of using prestige races, this is the way to do it. Leveled templates of all types, from racial and environmental to curses. This is by far my most favorite short pdf and my choice for this thread.Creature Weeklies by a company I can't spell. Cheap pdfs with not only the regular stats, but also those for sanity, taint and other d20 stuff.F20 from Flying Mice. Not D20 Future, this is a totally different rule set that all procedes go to cancer research. More gritty than d20 and has different ability scores.Experts from Skirmisher. A good way of populating a setting with NPCs of that class. Also useful in low power settings for PCs.Foul Locals from MEG. All 3 have gems of locations and hooks.Morningstar from Goodman. If not for the world, this setting still has value for the races and magical signatures. The latter is how the will of powerful beings literally change the world around them because of the massive amounts of magic. The rules for that are OGC.Book of Templates (DE) from Silverthorne. The suggestions on how to use templates is invaluable. Better rules on applying them can be found in Advanced Bestiary (GR) and Beast Builder (XR).</blockquote>

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