Doug Stewart (1)

Okay, guys. You need to buy this one just for the wonderful artwork in here. Put the whole thing on a frame and stick it on the wall 'cause it's frelling gorgeous. The stories aren't half bad too. Great adventures with just the right gothic horror feel. Highly recommended, even for d20 DMs.

The sheer undertaking of this task — collating all the magic items published over 20 years of D&D and organizing them alphabetically — is simply mind-boggling. You probably won't get that much use out of it in your game, and even if you do you'll never begin to scratch the surface of the material within. But as a reference work, it simply astounds.

The sheer undertaking of this task — collating all the magic items published over 20 years of D&D and organizing them alphabetically — is simply mind-boggling. You probably won't get that much use out of it in your game, and even if you do you'll never begin to scratch the surface of the material within. But as a reference work, it simply astounds.