Your least-favorite pre-3e D&D/AD&D books

[Slomoot]

The Fighter/Wizard/Thief/Cleric's Screens and the Fighter/Wizard/Thief/Cleric's Player Packs. For me, these lunchbox-style products will always be a symbol of the lowest depths to which TSR's product range sank.
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Ooh.. I had forgotten about these little “gems.” I remember one of my friends getting one, and us spending a considerable amount of time trying to figure out how/why any one would us it… man.. Worst product…ever…

-=- Miles

 

[Orius]

Elves *ARE* the best. They're simply the greatest! Especially drow. Those are the best of the best. I've never tasted anything better. I recommend you try them, fried in butter.

I prefer my elves smothered in barbecue sauce, wrapped in foil, and cooked slowly over a grill for two and a half hours. Mmmm.... baby back elves... *drool*

I disagree. Elves don't have enough meat on them to make it worth the effort.

 

[Orius]

What is so bad about Terrible Trouble at Tragidore anyway? Granted, it's not one of the top 10 best D&D adventures of all time. But it does give some ideas on how to adapt a module for campaign use, which was useful for novice DMs (as I was when I got the screen).