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<blockquote data-quote="Nonlethal Force" data-source="post: 4833325" data-attributes="member: 35788">Hey, thanks the promotion!&nbsp; I much appreciate it.&nbsp; And I am honored to have these products up here on the list.&nbsp; Thanks for making my day, and I hope the products make your game most enjoyable! As a thank you to anyone who has bought Complete Control ... if you haven't heard there is a Character XP tabulator available for download over on DSP's website.&nbsp; Look in the Mentalis Design forum in the CC FAQ thread (I believe post #2, my first post in the thread).&nbsp; It uses Excel as the spreadsheet, so you must be able to open Excel files (whether through Excel or through a program like Open Office).&nbsp; You must be logged in to see the download, though, so make sure you are logged in when you look for the file.I agree with your list (minus the &quot;Races of...&quot; books.&nbsp; They didn't do it for me, but I'm more of a crunch guy than a fluff guy).&nbsp; However, I'll add a few of my own:Draconomicon.&nbsp; For those who love dragons, this is a great work.&nbsp; If you don't care for dragons, it doesn't need to make your list.Expanded Psionics Handbook. Let's face it.&nbsp; Psionics is just easier for new players to master than vancian magic. If we're already adding in EoM from the OP, this inclusion just makes sense.Untapped Potential: New Horizons in Psionics. This product out-psionics the XPH without adding any power-creep.&nbsp; It is a phenominal work for anyone who likes psionics and for me it is a must have.Those would round out my &quot;must have&quot; list for gaming.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nonlethal Force, post: 4833325, member: 35788"] Hey, thanks the promotion! I much appreciate it. And I am honored to have these products up here on the list. Thanks for making my day, and I hope the products make your game most enjoyable! As a thank you to anyone who has bought [i]Complete Control[/i] ... if you haven't heard there is a Character XP tabulator available for download over on DSP's website. Look in the Mentalis Design forum in the CC FAQ thread (I believe post #2, my first post in the thread). It uses Excel as the spreadsheet, so you must be able to open Excel files (whether through Excel or through a program like Open Office). You must be logged in to see the download, though, so make sure you are logged in when you look for the file. I agree with your list (minus the "Races of..." books. They didn't do it for me, but I'm more of a crunch guy than a fluff guy). However, I'll add a few of my own: [b]Draconomicon.[/b] For those who love dragons, this is a great work. If you don't care for dragons, it doesn't need to make your list. [b]Expanded Psionics Handbook.[/b] Let's face it. Psionics is just easier for new players to master than vancian magic. If we're already adding in EoM from the OP, this inclusion just makes sense. [b]Untapped Potential: New Horizons in Psionics.[/b] This product out-psionics the XPH without adding any power-creep. It is a phenominal work for anyone who likes psionics and for me it is a must have. Those would round out my "must have" list for gaming. [/QUOTE]

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