Favorite Old Scarred Lands Books

[Psyclus]

So what were your favorite old Scarred Lands books?

Mine were:

1. Strange Lands, closely followed by...
2. Echoes of the Past
3. Blood Bayou
4. Termana (even though I run most of my games in Ghelspad).

[The Gentleman Gamer]

Termana and Creature Collection III were standouts for me. I loved them both.

[haaz]

I am quite fond of the first Relics & Rituals. The game balance was perhaps not the best, but I really like all the small stories/legends that were attached to each spells/magic items, that made the setting feel alive for me ^^

I was very impressed by the Termana sourcebook, and I really loved Hollowfaust too.

[idpersona]

Hollowfaust was my favorite. Followed by Creature Collection 3.

[Drake]

The (revised) Creature Collection holds a special place in my memory because it was the first Scarred Lands book I ever got my hands on.

But I think my favorite of the old books might just be Edge of Infinity. Most D&D settings tell you about the material world in heavy focus and barely mention anything about other dimensions/planes of existence (and many of them actually share the same set of other planes), so this book really set the Scarred Lands apart from the rest of the crowd, and inspired the high-level portions of many of my campaigns.

[Psyclus]

I am quite fond of the first Relics & Rituals. The game balance was perhaps not the best, but I really like all the small stories/legends that were attached to each spells/magic items, that made the setting feel alive for me ^^

Boy howdy was it ever not balanced... but man it was fun. Even though they were sometimes sub-optimal, I always had a soft spot for the Body of Corean spells (the 5 that when you cast them automatically created a new Armor of Light spell on you).

[rat_bastard]

R&R II
R&R
Faithful and the forsaken
Hollowfaust
Players guide to wizards bards and sorcerers

[Psyclus]

Faithful and the Forsaken: This was a great book for fleshing out the elves and charduni in Termana (especially in a post-resurrection of the dead elven god setting)... but man, I wish we had gotten more than just this and Blood Bayou/Termana hardcover (both very good) for Termana!