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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 6668308" data-attributes="member: 7635">As far as the 2e Complete Book of X or Y Handbooks; depends on the book. While they are remembered for kits and such, there is a LOT of good role-playing info. Fighter gives some good info for warrior campaigns, thieves has thief-guild creation rules, priests talks about creating a pantheon (though ignore the specialty priest rules), wizards has lots of good info on magical substances, guilds, and training, bards has a HUGE part on role-playing a musician, druids on sacred groves and the druidic order, paladins on creating oaths, and rangers on wilderness survival. The race books are likewise good on mundane life, biology, and culture of those races (although not all of it jives with 5e's versions in some areas). I wouldn't necessarily recommend going out and buying them, but if you have them, they are a lot less useless than say Sword and Fist or Complete Warrior are...</blockquote>