The Bodleian Library at Oxford University
Sometimes when you DM or write fantasy, you need to list books in a character’s library. Books that sound obscure, magical, historical, singular. Tolkien has his imaginary Book of Redmarch, Lovecraft his Necronomicon and Pnakotic Manuscripts. Here’s a randomgenned list of some more.
Library Books, Fantasy Style
| A Man’s Tome of Migford
Four Books of Uvasus Violet Libram of the Albino The Dracburn Grimoire Tome of Command Whistler’s Almanac of 1032 The Rhondash Encyclopedia The Blue Book of Scarplum The Book of Graylion Whipping Bible A Chanting Guide to Salgain The Rejuvenating Omnibus of the Monks of Kessinweep Book of the Becalmed The Lovewood Guide to Canine Behaviors The Brisingap Album The Fifty Books of the Jinsingramin Green Almanac of the Dwarf Book of Bright Stars Falgar’s Nine Folios of Evil and Corruption The Unfinished Manuscript of Clanverloss Myrlandra’s Book of Spycraft The Clytebant Folio The Scarlet Text of Ruddinester Impal’s Almanac of Illusory Substances The Well-Read Spellmaster’s Book of Advanced Fabrication Lovedark’s Monograph Treatise on Drunkeness and its Relation to Small Insects The Caratheon Book of Legendary Heroes The Nine-form Ledger Eugata’s Treatise on Advanced Geometry Tome of Greenglaze The Dark Book of Nunsark The Iplan & Fess Guide to Illusions |
The gaming site DndSpeak has a list of more (admittedly on the parody side, such as Alice’s Adventures in the Underdark).
