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January 25th, 2006 at 11:52 pm
Since you asked…
“Races of Stone” is the strongest of the “Races of…” series. It has a lot of solid material (no pun intended); ranging from a quite good LA+1 race (Goliaths), to a very nice assortment of balanced feats. I am less enthused by the equipment section, but I admit that I have not have had the chance to examine that section in detail.
“Races of Destiny” is a sub-optimal choice. There is little new in it, and nothing that you can not do for yourself with a bit of help from the SRD and some input from the DnD message boards.
“Races of the Wild” comes in somewhere in between the other two. I have my own ideas for the role of Elves and Halflings for my own campaign, so I found little help here. The Raptorian race seems to be a weak attempt to inject an LA-neutral flying race into the DnD canon.
I look forward to the input of others.
Good Luck with the site!
May 26th, 2006 at 2:26 pm
Boo 3E!!