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Title: Tome of Magic: Dungeons & Dragons (Advanced Dungeon and Dragons/2nd Edition: Accessory Rule Book) by David Cook, Jeff Easley ISBN: 1560761075 Publisher: Wizards of the Coast Pub. Date: 1991 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $20.00

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Average Customer Rating: 4.14

Rating: 5
Summary: An amazing wizard and preist expansion book
Comment: The ammount of detail found in the book is astonishing. In addition to adding 5 new mage classess, it also gives the new wizard school of wild magic and 5 or six (can't remember exactly) new preist spheres. It also adds an 8'th level of clerical magic. Although the book is clerically oriented, I bought it for the new spells and mage expansion and was no where near disappointed. I am an avid gamer of Dungeons and Dragons, a player as well as a DM, and this is one of the best books TSR has ever produced. When I take in a new player to a questing group I tell them, first buy the players hand book, and then the tome of magic

Rating: 3
Summary: Not a very usefull book
Comment: I do use this book. SOME spells are pretty neat-o but that is it... most of the spells in it can only be used by wild mages and even the priest spells are weak. My DM uses this book all the time, but only for reference to spells, the magical items stink... you think that they could put some items from the Expensive encyclopedia magica, into other books... Although I do like the name... Tome of Magic...

Rating: 5
Summary: I was quite enthused by this book
Comment: There were a number of new concepts introduced into the AD&D magic system, which I now wonder how I lived without.

Wild Mages are a lot of fun, quite powerful, and almost as deadly to the party as to enemies (thus balancing them out with other mages).

New ways for priests to cast powerful spells, make them seem more like holy warriors, and less like walking bandages.

Metamagic: spells that affect other spells, is also an interesting and much needed addition to the spell lists.

If you like spellcasters, get this book. If you don't like spellcasters, get this book. It may change your mind.

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