The Pendragon Campaign: this is essentially the first attempt at a GPC book and is much less grand in scope.The Boy King, 1st Edition: Everything useful in this book is also in the GPC.Book of the Estate: This is a decent book, but Book of the Warlord supersedes it.Also contains some stuff that was reused in GPC. Lordly Domains: an updated version of the Nobles Book, but still obsolete.Look to Book of the Manor or Book of the Warlord as better options (see below). Nobles Book: the first estate/manor management system, is using an economic system that was replaced in KAP 3e, so would need work to fit the current system.=OUTDATED BOOKS=ĭon’t buy these unless you’re a completionist. If you want rules-heavy stuff, like expanding battles, understanding world economy, and building manors, etc., look at my Rulesbook List below.Ī quick note: look at the bundles too, since they are discounted too. If you want adventure details and setting stuff, be careful which you pick because some setting books are a compilation of stuff in the other books. It expands the character generation options massively and makes a few excellent tweaks to tables in basic rulebook (luck table and family characteristic table)Īfter that, it depends on what you want. If you want to buy more, this is the FIRST book you should get: Book of Knights and Ladies The rulebook and GPC are the only must-buys. All of the mentioned books can be purchased from DriveThruRPG. The following is a really well laid out synopsis by Reddit user Bimbarian. Earlier this year I was part of an engaging online conversation about King Arthur Pendragon and what books were essential versus nice to have.

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