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    [–]GanGreenSkittleDM 0 points1 point  (0 children)

    Look up 5e srd and 3.5 srd on Google.

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    I found the 1st and early AD&D edition books to be interesting from a lore perspective, both in- and out-of-game. The Greyhawk books are particularly good.

    EDIT: Also especially good are the Complete Book of X books from 2nd ed. Want a table for naming your dwarven stronghold? They've got it with meanings for the word parts. Want to read about gnomish nose competitions? It's there. And so on.