Which books have you read from Appendix N, and why is The Broken Sword the best?
>>98625686None.Reading comics and literature isn't required to enjoy games.
>>98625686>TolkienDelete this before the larpers and schizos come crying because they say Tolkien never influenced dnd.
>>98625686>All three listed Anderson works>Two Burroughs books, both from the Mars series>Four of Dunsany's works>Two Conan books>Three Lovecrafts>Five of Moorcock's "Eternal Champion" books (That includes Stormbringer and Hawkmoon)>The Hobbit (I found LotR too slow of a read, honestly)>All listed Vance works, including the et al. (Rhialto the Marvelous and Cugel's Saga)The Broken Sword is one of the underrated classics. I've seen Tolkien fans put it on the same level as Lord of the Rings, which is impressive for a 50's pulp fic (it wasn't published as one, but it's written like one).
>>98625686That's not Leiber but it's a good book.