Which Bastion Press product is the best?

[Napftor]

My vote went to Arms & Armor. One of the first (if not the first?) book to present new weapons, armor, and magical qualities for each. The DMG gets pretty bland after a short time in terms of its magical quality offerings. This book was a gem for my harried DMing life.

 

[Ghostwind]

My vote went to Arms & Armor. One of the first (if not the first?) book to present new weapons, armor, and magical qualities for each. The DMG gets pretty bland after a short time in terms of its magical quality offerings. This book was a gem for my harried DMing life.

Just wait until you see Arms & Armor v3.5...

 

[Crothian]

I like Spells and Magic best with Airships and Alchemy and Herbalism rounding out the top three. I think Spells and Magic is just packed head to toe with useful and interesting ideas for magic.

 

[Napftor]

Just wait until you see Arms & Armor v3.5...

Well, I already know some of what's going to be in it...

 

[I'm A Banana]

[ron popiel]
I absolutely LOVE some of the monsters in Into the Black!
[/ron popiel]

 

[Varianor Abroad]

I second Joe Browning. But I don't have Torn Asunder yet, so obviously that leaves the door open.

 

[EvilBeeker]

I can't beleive that hardly anyone else appreciates Spells & Magic* though.

Actually, I'm with you Psion. Before I began working on products with Jim he sent me a copy of S&M and I thought it was a great resource. I've been thinking about using the section on RUNE magic somewhere down the line since Norse/Viking mythology is a hobby of mine.

 

[thundershot]

You give me multiple options, I choose all my favorites. And I own everything on the list except for Into the Black (haven't got around to it yet)

Oathbound
Airships
Torn Asunder
Faeries

Spells & Magic is pretty good too, and I've been meaning to make an NPC Jewel Mage, but just haven't gotten around to it... Unless I make.. Hm... *rushes off*



Chris

 

[Teneb]

The Oathbound hardback is obviously what started the line, but personally I really really liked Wrack and Ruin. All the ideas were tight and the art was great. I've definitely gotten a lot of mileage out of it in my Oathbound campaign.

 

[Hand of Evil]

Airships and Arms and Armor - Airships is a wonderful fantasy book and really adds to a homebrewed game.

Have not seen Doom Striders yet but looks interesting.