Your favorite D&D/d20 products?

[laiyna]

Occult Lore (what is published after that list) is defently worth to mention. I think it belongs in the top 10 of good products. (and mybe even much higher).

Laiyna

 

[Psion]

Occult Lore (what is published after that list) is defently worth to mention. I think it belongs in the top 10 of good products. (and mybe even much higher).

Occult lore (which is a very well done book, BTW) currently has a 5/5 rating... but only one review. If you want it to get the recognition it deserves, write a review!

 

[johnsemlak]

Sounds like Occult lore should have been one of the choices. Sorry, but thanks for the advice. I'll definitely give it a look.

 

[johnsemlak]

bump

 

[cbatt]

1. d20 Modern.
2. d20 Star Wars Revised.

that is all

 

[Fenes 2]

My current favorite d20 product is the Kingdoms of Kalamar DM's Shield.

 

[Crothian]

Occult Lore and Slain are both excellent products.

Of the ones listed above Book of the Rightiousness is, IMO, the best d20 product. It's better then anything WotC has put out. Monsternomicon is by far my favorite monster book and deserves praise.

 

[comrade raoul]

Folks have already mentioned d20 Modern and Spycraft, but where's Oriental Adventures?

 

[Jürgen Hubert]

Fading Suns d20. It has all of the setting goodness of the original, and ditches those annoying "personality attributes" (Faith, Passion, and so on).

And from a d20 rules point of view, it has classes for nobles, non-spellcasting priests, and merchants that can stand eye-to-eye with the other PC classes, instead of being weak NPC classes. It's great to see classes that focus on social powers, instead of physical or mystical ones!

 

[WhimsyTheFae]

I have to second Tsyr on the Codex Mysterium (for Sovereign Stone). I don't use the setting, but I use the magic system (and the classes from the setting book) in my homebrew.

I am not as high on the rest of them (I like the ones I own, but don't own all of them).