In the 1ed Dungeon Masters Guide Gary Gygax included a section on books that inspired his game. Once again I have hopped on the band wagon. So here is my Appendix N.
Inspirational Reading:
Asprin, Robert Lynn and various authors - Sanctuary Novels
Beagle, Peter - The Last Unicorn, Giant Bones
Chaucer, Geoffrey - The Canterbury Tales
Eddings, David - The Belgariad
Goldman, William - The Princess Bride
Goodkind, Terry - Wizard's First Rule
Grimm, Brothers - Fairy Tales
Howard, R. E. - Conan series.
Leiber, Fritz. - Fafhrd & Grey Mouser Series; et al
Le Guin, Ursula K. - Tales from Earthsea
Lovecraft, H.P. - Complete Works
McKiernan, Dennis L. - Tales of Mithgar
Salvatore, R.A. - The Dark Elf Trilogy
Tolkien, J. R. R. - The Hobbit
Friday, May 8, 2009
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We share Leiber and Lovecraft. OK, I did read and enjoy The Hobbit and as for Robert Asprin I've read the Myth-Adventure novels (with the Phil Foglio illustrations of course). You might give Jack Vance and The Dying Earth a try.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link (The Scrolls of Lankhmar)! I've reciprocated.