This is one of the best resources for prestige classes I?ve found on the Internet or, for that matter, anywhere. It contains a wealth of prestige class information suitable for nearly any campaign setting!

The types of games and activities represented herein will provide hours of entertainment for everyone, from the lowliest peasant to the loftiest noble to the drunkest orc! Even if you don?t use the games, the rules for drinking might still be useful.

I said Librum Equitis Vol. 1 was one of the best resources for prestige classes, well, here?s another one! Volume 2 picks up where the first one left off by adding yet another diverse bunch of prestige classes (covering the entire spectrum of core classes). Not only that, this one also throws in new spells, new domains, a new monster or two and at least one more feat! If you liked the first one? well, you?ll like this one too!

When I first started reading Wild Spellcraft, I realized it wasn?t the product I was looking for. After reading it in its entirety, though, I decided that it didn?t matter. Contained herein is a template enabling spell-casters to use wild magic (that?s all the template does), feats for controlling the highly unstable form of magic, new spells, two prestige classes (one who revels in chaos and another seeks to control it) and some other nifty bits of information. If you want an easily managed set of rules for wild magic in your campaign, look no further.