Seems like a good time to come forth with our list of favorites.  Out of everything Gary wrote (and published) in his lifetime, what's your all-time number one?  The OD&D rulebooks, Chainmail, adventures, sourcebooks, whatever.

Mine is probably the Giants series.  Incredible fun.

Of course.  Nice one.     Most of us cut our teeth on that I suppose.

Dungeon masters guide.  Brilliant book for its time!  First real comprehensive rules of the game.  I believe I have is somewhat memorized

I am torn between the G series and the DMG.
The modules provided many hours of enjoyment, and the DMG after all these years still seems to provide many buried nuggets of gaming goodness.  

I'd say B2.

ShaneG.

mine will always be the G and D series that led onto one of my all-time fave modules. they are a great series and played/DMd well, can be a legendary campaign on their own.

but as X says, T1 is a classic. so much you can do with it.

i like the G series overall though, due to its more "old school" feel for me. little descriptive and you have to DM it well to make it what it is.

Al

Blackmoor wrote:Dungeon masters guide.  Brilliant book for its time!  First real comprehensive rules of the game.

DMG must rank as #1 for this list, no question. Plus we've got to account for the mostly ghostwritten material like Q1 that's by someone else, but with GG on the cover.

Within the context of :  "Out of everything Gary wrote (and published) in his lifetime"

GORD THE ROGUE Series

DMG,MM,PH,G1-3,D1-3,S1 not too far behind