Which D&D supplement do you most enjoy using?

[Maldin]

The Spelljammer Boxed Set, without a doubt.
Second place might be the original Manual of the Planes

Denis, aka "Maldin"
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[Xath]

Wow, you guys keep bringing up titles and I think about adding to my top picks.

I love Unearthed Arcana. I dig alot of the varient rules systems. I'm waiting for a GM who allows bloodlines. Those things look frickin' cool. I've also used the Prestige Paladin to great effect.

 

[Dog Moon]

Book of Templates for me. I don't think I've used any book as much as that book in an enjoyable way. I haven't used it more than any other book, but because I love templates so much, I enjoy it the most.

 

[The Shaman]

Frostburn - I get chills just thinking about it.

 

[Acid_crash]

Of just WotC published stuff, both the Expanded Psionics Handbook and the Magic of Incarnum get looked at the most.

Of everything published, for D&D use I really like the Cavalier's Masterclass Book and the Noble's Masterclass Boook. I also like the Advanced Player's Guide by S&SS for it's variant rules, especially it's take on Damage rules and Wound Levels.

 

[fusangite]

The 3.0 Manual of the Planes, I think. My biggest annoyance in D&D is all the ridiculous crap the game imposes on the basic structure of your game universe. MOTP is full of handy tools for relaxing, circumventing or abolishing those restrictions. I have found it surprisingly useful over time; and it contains my favourite templates too.

 

[KB9JMQ]

AU and UA equally well.

 

[Dog Moon]

Originally posted by The Shaman
Frostburn - I get chills just thinking about it.

That's cool.

 

[Thunderfoot]

That's cool.

Stone Cold Solid baby!!!


The Complete Adventurer and 2eAD&D Castle Guide are the most useful to me right now.
My favorite - Libris Mortis Don't mess witht he living dead

 

[Ghostwind]

I get the most enjoyment out of using Torn Asunder on my players.