What products are good?

[JoeGKushner]

Fantasy Flight Games has the Draconic Lore which is a bestiary of dragon and dragon influenced monsters. Good book. DOesn't quite do for dragons what Armies and Legions did for evil outsiders, but good.

I also liked Minions but liked E-minions more so this new pdf is probablly a real good thing.

Liked Liber Bestarius and Monsternomicon.

Monster Manual II doesn't have the same utility as the first, but is useful, especially for higher level campaigns.

 

[Kilmore]

Well, a lot of it depends on what kind of campaign you're running. If you're doing a dungeon crawl, then there should be all kinds of stuff you can check out. If you have a more specific direction, there are books that are less useful on the wide scale, but very good for specialized campaigns. For example:

Oriental Campaigns: Rokugan and Oriental Adventures pretty have this corner covered.

Seafaring: AEG's Swashbuckling Adventures, Living Imagination's Broadsides, The Seafarer's Handbook

City Adventures: Freeport.

 

[Dendread]

Though this may just be reiterating a good bit, you can trust just about everything from WOTC (Of course), Green Ronin, Privateer Press, and Fantasy Flights Games. That’s not to say that that’s all the good stuff out there, but you’re always pretty safe with those companies products. Good luck!
As Always,
~F. Wesley Schneider