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| Inspired_Mage08-22-05, 08:55 AM | Hello All, I have really started building my FR book collection now, this weekend i bought the Silver Marches and Underdark (which my DM confiscated as he doesnt want me looking at as we will shortly be embarking on the CotSQ module :mad: ) and I just wanted an opinion on the following 2 books i am considering next and which i should go for first. 1- Lords of Madness, or: 2- Lords of Darkness alternatively what is the Shining South book like? |
| WVgamer08-22-05, 09:09 AM | do you have a thing against abberations? If not, go for Lords of Darkness. Also, Underdark has few, if any spoilers to CotSQ |
| Dielzen08-22-05, 04:55 PM | Actually, as a player, I'd suggest books in the following order... 1 - FR Campaign Setting 2 - Player's Guide to Faerun 3 - Any regional supplement 4 - Other FR books 5 - Non-FR products (unless your game allows the Complete series, in which case I'd put those #3) such as Draconomicon, Lords of Madness, Book of Exalted Deeds, etc. |
| hreslingozer08-22-05, 11:27 PM | It needs the 3.5 update badly, but make sure you get Magic of Faerun. |
| Inspired_Mage08-23-05, 05:14 AM | Actually, as a player, I'd suggest books in the following order... 1 - FR Campaign Setting 2 - Player's Guide to Faerun 3 - Any regional supplement 4 - Other FR books 5 - Non-FR products (unless your game allows the Complete series, in which case I'd put those #3) such as Draconomicon, Lords of Madness, Book of Exalted Deeds, etc. I already have the FRCS, PGtF & Complete Warrior, and then as I said I just bought Underdark and Silver Marches (Prob my two favourite areas outside of the Dalelands.) I am just torn up about Lords of Darkness and Lords of Madness as on one hand I am intrigued by aberrations such as Illithids and Beholders but on the other hand I would like to know more about the evil organisations in Faerun so thats why I would like some opinions on which book people think are better. Chances are that I will buy both of them if I see them as finding these books in South Africa isnt the easiest task anyway! |
| warlockco08-23-05, 06:36 AM | Something to do, is sometimes you can find the books for lower than retail at amazon.com, not sure how badly they will hit you for shipping to South Africa though. I have ordered a few 2E books via Amazon, and for the most part haven't been too disappointed with their condition, considering the age of the books. Just need to double check the asking price vs the suggested price, also you can get some good bargains on used books. |
| Inspired_Mage08-23-05, 08:11 AM | Cool, i will have look, thanks! |