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<blockquote data-quote="woodelf" data-source="post: 1091317" data-attributes="member: 10201">I was gonna vote, but there're too many choices.&nbsp; I'd put Deities &amp; Demigods, Psionics Handbook, Book of Vile Darkness, Monster Manual, and Stronghold Builders Guidebook (not to mention Hero Builder's Guide--is that the right title?) all on the &quot;worst D20 book compatible with D&amp;D&quot; list--not just from WotC, but compared to everyone (not to say that there wouldn't be a *lot* of books from other companies on that list, too).&nbsp; And Manual of the Planes, Arms &amp; Equipment Guide, Savage Species, Epic Level Handbook, Stronghold Builders Guidebook, Book of Challenges, and Players' Handbook all go an the &quot;really disappointed--not worth the money&quot; list.&nbsp; The only one you listed that i think is actually a good book is Oriental Adventures.&nbsp; But then, in general, i think that WotC's books are so-so, and wouldn't really compete in the D20 market if they didn't have the D&amp;D brand name.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="woodelf, post: 1091317, member: 10201"] I was gonna vote, but there're too many choices. I'd put Deities & Demigods, Psionics Handbook, Book of Vile Darkness, Monster Manual, and Stronghold Builders Guidebook (not to mention Hero Builder's Guide--is that the right title?) all on the "worst D20 book compatible with D&D" list--not just from WotC, but compared to everyone (not to say that there wouldn't be a *lot* of books from other companies on that list, too). And Manual of the Planes, Arms & Equipment Guide, Savage Species, Epic Level Handbook, Stronghold Builders Guidebook, Book of Challenges, and Players' Handbook all go an the "really disappointed--not worth the money" list. The only one you listed that i think is actually a good book is Oriental Adventures. But then, in general, i think that WotC's books are so-so, and wouldn't really compete in the D20 market if they didn't have the D&D brand name. [/QUOTE]

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