Which D&D supplement do you most enjoy using?

[Xath]

I'm not asking which supplement is the best. I'm just asking which one you enjoy using the most. For example, I really like using the Stronghold Builder's Guide. I know it's not the most accurate or balanced book that WotC has ever developped, but I really enjoy making buildings, cities, and strongholds with those nice compact rules.

So which supplement do you enjoy the most, and why?

 

[smootrk]

Not sure I can count it as a supplement but Dragon Magazine (and Dungeon Magazines) are very enjoyable to me. Often quite useful as well.

 

[diaglo]

Chainmail by Gary Gygax & Jeff Perren (1971)

it wasn't optional it was required. it is where this whole shooting match came from...
and it was where i first started playing.

 

[BiggusGeekus]

The Dragon CD-ROM.

Steal it from a homeless guy if you have to, it's the best suppliment ever.

 

[ForceUser]

So which supplement do you enjoy the most, and why?

The Book of Exalted Deeds. It inspires me, both as a player and DM. I wish more of my players were into role-playing characters that struggle with issues of morality and faith. For me, that's high drama.

 

[shaylon]

Probably Races of Stone. I haven't seen it in a while because a friend is borrowing it while playing his dwarf but I really enjoyed the material and I like some of the options for dwarfs in it. The races books on a whole have been enjoyable IMO.

A close second would be complete adventurer.

-Shay

 

[Jackelope King]

Expanded Psionics Handbook. I get more use out of it than I do the DMG or MM put together, and I loves me my psionics.

 

[Mystery Man]

A tie between Frostburn and the DMG II

 

[birdchili]

Aurora's Whole Realms Catalog.

Hundreds of pages of mundane "stuff" to buy for pcs, and "stuff" to give to NPCs. My copy is creased, ripped, dog-eared and holding together through luck alone.

I'd love to see something new like this (perhaps broken down as a bunch of unique "shops").

 

[Mystery Man]

Chainmail by Gary Gygax & Jeff Perren (1971)

it wasn't optional it was required. it is where this whole shooting match came from...
and it was where i first started playing.

It's small enough, using it since 1971 you should have it memorized by now.