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Organized RPG Rulebooks Collection

The document provides an overview of a collection of role-playing game files organized by purpose, including Core Rulebooks, Dungeon Master Tools, and Supplements. It details various categories such as Campaign Settings, Classes, Items, Magic, Races, Settings, and Miscellaneous, along with their specific contents and intended use. The entire collection consists of 13.4 GB of data across 639 files, aimed at enhancing gameplay for both players and Dungeon Masters.

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Organized RPG Rulebooks Collection

The document provides an overview of a collection of role-playing game files organized by purpose, including Core Rulebooks, Dungeon Master Tools, and Supplements. It details various categories such as Campaign Settings, Classes, Items, Magic, Races, Settings, and Miscellaneous, along with their specific contents and intended use. The entire collection consists of 13.4 GB of data across 639 files, aimed at enhancing gameplay for both players and Dungeon Masters.

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The files in this collection have been sorted based on use.

Just so people can


understand a bit of my insanity, here's a breif explanation.

Core Rulebooks - These are the big three. Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's
Guide, Monster Manual. ALSO! For those of you sitting on the fence between 3.0
and 3.5 rules, a handy document is included listing many changes between the two
rule sets.

Dungeon Master Tools - Though PCs can get something out ot this, these are books
meant for DMs, especially the files in Adventures. Those have details of a whole
session, so no looking if you're a PC! For DMs to pick an adventure, just take
your PCs party level and pick a book. For example, got 1 LV 7, 2, LV 6s, and 1 LV
5? Grab something out of the Level 06 folder. Wanna give them more of a
challenge? Then go for Level 7 or 8 if you really want to rough them up!

Supplements - Books for PCs and DMs alike. Books in here can only improve the
game, either by adding new rules, changing existing one, or just giving you the
idea to suddenly throw out an Entropic Dragon. (BTW, that's in
/Races/Monsters/Draconic Lore) A description of how each folder is broken down is
below, and please note that the books were sorted by major purpose. While Relics
and Rituals has quite a few items in it, over half the book deals with magic, so it
goes in Magic.

--Campaign Settings - Ravenloft, Dragonlance, Eberron, entire set of books for


running a specific style of coampaign.

--Classes - These books deal with classes, from new ways to play your rogue, to
collections of Prestige classes. (Note that this is where you'll find the Expanded
Psionics Handbook.)

--Items - From simple swords to ancient artifacts of unspeakable evil.

--Magic - Oh yeah... If magic were cholesterol, this would be enough to give a


Wizard a heart attack 3 times over. Spells, spells, and more spells.

--Races - This is a collection of books dedicated to bring out more facets of


existing races (Such as Races of Stone) or introduce entirely new races (such as
Moon Elves). This is also where you'll find the books for Monsters. Monsters, in
this sense, are generally defined as races not commonly played by PCs. Sure, your
party may be a group of 4 trolls, but most people generally don't play them as PCs.
(BTW, the Monsters folder is where you'll find the Draconomicon.)

--Settings - Not as encompassing as those found in Campaign Settings, these are


books that can enhance a current campaign or give rise to a whole new world.

--d20 - This is for books by WotC that didn't quite fit in other folders. Books
such as the Complete Series, the Book of Exalted Deeds, and such will be here.

Miscellaneous - Stuff that didn't really fit in with everything else. Hero
portraits, joke material, music, etc. Check it out for what it's worth

That amounts to 13.4 GB of data in 639 files! If that isn't enough, that's only
because more books came out ^^ Enjoy and try not to wake the red dragon this time.
Do you know how hard it is to get scorch marks off of +3 plate mail?

--
Fluxxdog

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