Which regional sourcebook? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Neven_Hlaram

08-14-06, 03:32 AM
I want to buy one of the regional sourcebooks of FR. But I wonder which one i should buy.
Underdark
Unapproachable east
Silver marches
Serpent kingdoms
Lords of darkness
Lost empires
Shining south.
I would like to hear why you advice me to buy the book, so some arguments why it is the best. I was actually thinking about Lost empires because it sounds pretty cool to adventure in ancient ruins and find the nether scrolls etc.
Grocery_Bag

08-14-06, 03:41 AM
The Silver Marches - It may only be a softcover, but the background is ammazing, there are some very nice prestige classes, and to top it all off, a pull out map.
GothicDan

08-14-06, 03:43 AM
Silver Marches: Lots of adventuring material, very light on mechanics, lots on fluff.
Lost Empires: Lots of history AND possible ideas for plot hooks.
Shining South: A decent mix of both, and one of my personally favored regions.
Reefy

08-14-06, 11:50 AM
Silver Marches really captures the flavour of the region and is possibly the most 'complete' regional sourcebook.
City of Splendors: Waterdeep is one you didn't mention, but I recommend it very highly, it's probably my favourite regional sourcebook.
Board_Rider

08-14-06, 09:24 PM
I like the Lost Empires of Faerun supplement but I caution that you beware the Greenbound Summoningfeat. I do not mind it but some do.

The book is great on fluff and has some good mechanics.
Neven_Hlaram

08-15-06, 02:06 AM
Well i think i will set my money on silver marches, as most of you think that is the best book. And I too really like a folded poster map :cool: . Thanks for your advice :bow: