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Message: <blockquote data-quote="king_ghidorah" data-source="post: 1567372" data-attributes="member: 18404">Psychic's HandbookA good, solid supplement with plenty of crunch focused on a skills-and-feats based psychic class that feels more like what I would want than the rules in the Psionics Handbook. A nice, elegant system that allows for many types of characters using the framework of feats and skills. It includes rules for both DnD and d20 modern.Unearthed ArcanaA good purchase, and currently being used by my roomie who is running a Scarred Lands game with lots of house rules. However, I originally bought UA to raid it for rules to put together a high-adventure, low-magic fantasy game, and remained unhappy with each draft of house rules.Then came my next purchase....Grim TalesA book full of crunchy goodness for running high-adventure, low-magic games. It includes a hybrid d20 Modern/DnD rule set with plenty of tools for customizing the game to build a campaign rule set that fit your style of play from swashbuckling action to grim adventure. It addressed many of the ideas I had in a more elegant fashion, and includes some nice rules on vehicles and chases. Crunchy goodness, and actually a better investment of money than UA.</blockquote>