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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aldarc" data-source="post: 9621983" data-attributes="member: 5142">3e d20 Era Wonder: the wonder of someone new in the hobby Eberron Campaign Setting (3e): there was a real novelty because it was the first new official D&D since I started playing D&D at the very beginning of 3e D&D and not a setting being recounted to me by grognards.Arcana Unearthed (Monte Cook's Malhavoc Press): this alternate PHB back in the 3e era blew my d20 neophyte mind because it wasn't just repackaging Tolkienesque fantasy but, instead, drew on other fantasy literatureBook of the Righteous (Green Ronin): I go back to this book so often because this plug-in-play pantheon creates a sense of wonder through its adept use of myth and story---------D&D - Wizards Presents Worlds & Monsters (4e D&D): this was the book that explained the ethos of WotC's approach to world-building, cosmology, monsters, and setting in 4e D&D: i.e., Nentir Vale, World Axis, Dawn War Pantheon, etc. I love it precisely because it revitalized my already then jaded sense of wonder with D&D.Numenera: the book drew me in with its sense of wonder about life surrounded by these relics of highly advanced ancient civilizations whose science is indistinguishable from magicStonetop: what is the mysterious fantasy world like for the ordinary people who live in this tiny Iron Age village?Paleomythic - Stone & Sorcery: got my mind racing about what sword and sorcery would look like in a stone age setting</blockquote>

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