Next purchase, help me decide

[Julian Grimm]

I want a new book but cannot decide on what. First up is one of the two codex books, I occasionally use an alternate earth setting which these two would help with. On the other side is the new Aihrde codex howevever, I never could get into the setting and am afraid I would not use it.

So what does everyone think of each of these books?

[Treebore]

Since you have never been able to get "into" Aihrde, I'd go with one of the Codex's. Of the two currently out, I like Celtarum the best.

[Rigon]

Since you have never been able to get "into" Aihrde, I'd go with one of the Codex's. Of the two currently out, I like Celtarum the best.

I agree with Tree. I'd get the Celtarium Codex.

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[Buttmonkey]

I prefer Codex Nordica, but that's just me. I have an aversion to the fey.

[Treebore]

I prefer Codex Nordica, but that's just me. I have an aversion to the fey.

Nothing wrong with Nordica, just stating a preference is all.

[Julian Grimm]

I'm also thinking about picking up a new M&T or a flip book if they go back into print. As for my issues with Airhde, I want to like it but have problems with past presentations. I would like to try it to see if this version gets a better response from me.

The HH books are an option but with the HH PHB out of print I really don't want to wait.

I have some time to decide yet.

[Rhuvein]

I have both Codex books and they are excellent, you can't go wrong with either.

I slightly prefer Nordica, but it could be that author learned much when he wrote the first one and it made for a better rendering of the material in the second book.

[Or it could be that since I'm Swedish and Norwegian and descended from Thor, I'm just bias]

I wrote an entire module based on ideas and things that were in Nordica. My online group play tested it and really like running through the module.

[Treebore]

The new Aihrde Codex GREATLY expands the material published before, but I haven't read it in detail, so don't know if it addresses the issues you have had in the past. It does have a lot more to the whole "creation" process. So it might.