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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JeffB" data-source="post: 7607253" data-attributes="member: 518">The original WoHF guidebook for OD&DReady Ref sheetsCSIO (original OD&D or Universal system print, not the Mayfair edition) I am far more partial to the original products as I grew up with them, but many people love the boxed set and player's guide by Necromancer Games from the 3.5 era. It is probably an "easier" product to grasp the setting as a whole. But I prefer the original leaner original presentation which is more of a "Wilderlands Construction Kit"Of course there are the other regional supplements- Wilderlands of the Magic Realm, Fantastic Wilderlands Beyonde, and Wilderlands of the Fantastic Reaches (these regions are included in the boxed 3.5E set)Adventure Recommendations-Keep in mind these are VERY different products than modern day D&D adventuresTegel Manor (original OD&D, not the godawful Mayfair rewrite/updated and expanded version)Mines of CustalconGencon IX DungeonsOf Skulls & Scrapfaggot GreenFrontier Forts of KelnoreDark Tower (anything by Jaquays is worth picking up)Witches Court MarshesAny of the "Book of" titles. Ruins, Treasure Maps, etc,Any of the "place" titles- Castle Book, Village Book, Island Book, etc.I would also highly recommend the Dungeoneer compendium Issues 1 through 6. Not strictly Wilderlands, but there are a few fantastic adventures and  a mini setting that are easily plugged in wherever you like</blockquote>