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Howard's Conan stories: influenced the thief class and the original AD&D barbarian class

Michael Moorcock's Elric stories: influenced the law/chaos alignment system.

chaos alignment system, the characteristics of dwarves, elves, and trolls, and the paladin class

Three Hearts and Three Lions by Poul Anderson: influenced the original law vs.

The Dying Earth by Jack Vance: the influence for D&D's magic system.

If you want to go in the other direction-books that D&D was originally meant to feel like, rather than books that feel like D&D-try these: Stations of the Tide.Ĭhina Mieville talked a lot about his role playing background when his Bas-Lag books were being published his kitchen-sink worldbuilding that seems to include every wacky idea that pops into his head very much feels like the work of an overcaffeinated DM. Outside of those Appendix E selections, I'd recommend: The Book of Three and the rest of the Chronicles of Prydain. Some list highlights I've enjoyed include: It gives a whole list of fantasy literature that has helped inspire game designers. One of my favorite features in the current player's handbook for D&D is Appendix E.

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