Which D&D splatbooks are the most useful?

[Sir Osis of Liver]

I like all them pretty well, but i think over all Tomb and blood and masters of the wild had the most bang for the buck.

 

[bwgwl]

i've used DotF for a character of mine (a dwarf cleric/fighter/templar). i've also used S&S for another character (an elf rogue/thief-acrobat with Quicker than the Eye and Expert Tactician). i sometimes use feats from S&F for NPCs when I DM.

i don't think i've ever used anything out of T&B or MotW, as either a player or DM.

i'm really bucking the trend here...

 

[John Crichton]

MotW for the feats (and uses) and a few spells. S&S for the traps section and the last chapter (flanking, I think it was).

Whoever said DotF is good for paladins is right on. I used it when I played one, however it didn't do a whole lot for my cleric (apart from a spell or 2). S&F I haven't played that much with and the same goes for T&B. I only tend to use the splatbooks when I play as a PC and I have been DM-ing more recently...

 

[Knightfall]

This is all great stuff, guys. Thanks a lot. I think I'll be adding MotW to my roleplaying collection and will hold off for another month before deciding if I'm going to sell Sword & Fist.

Cheers!