Books Found In Game

[Admin Pete]

From time to time your players may find books/tomes/scrolls or other documents in the game. Here are a few that are in various D&D/AD&D publications and I was curious as to how many of you have made up lists of such items for your game and if you would share them with us. I will be posting mine when I have more time to post and am at home where the documents are. (that will not be within the next few days as this is a very busy weekend coming up)

I post this as an example from TSR, what does your list look like? How many of these do you use or not use?

01 Book of Exalted Deeds
02 Book of Infinite Spells
03 Book of Vile Darkness
04 Libram of Gainful Conjuration
05 Libram of Ineffable Damnation
06 Libram of Silver Magic
07 Manual of Bodily Health
08 Manual of Gainful Exercise
09 Manual of Clay Golems
10 Manual of Clay Golems
11 Manual of Flesh Golems
12 Manual of Flesh Golems
13 Manual of Iron Golems
14 Manual of Stone Golems
15 Manual of Stone Golems
16 Manual of Puissant Skill at Arms
17 Manual of Quickness of Action
18 Manual of Stealthy Pilfering
19 Tome of Clear Thought
20 Tome of Leadership and Influence
21 Tome of Understanding
22 Vacuous Grimoire
23 Boccob's Blessed Book
24 Libram of Destruction
25 Libram of Evaluation
26 Libram of Identification
27 Libram of Legends
28 Libram of Study in Strength
29 Libram of Study in Intelligence
30 Libram of Study in Wisdom
31 Libram of Study in Dexterity
32 Libram of Study in Constitution
33 Libram of Study in Charisma and Comeliness
34 Tome of Translation

[tetramorph]

Nice list!

[mormonyoyoman]

Wow! Somebody types fast or had a lot of spare time today! I never had a need for preexisting books inside my campaigns, except for Call of Cthulhu (Where even Oz and Winnie-ther-Pooh books made PCs insane.) because I'd make them up on the spot. My players, when bored, would always look for books or scrolls; if I was bored, they found Nancy Drew and the Vegetarian Demon, volume three.