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• 2000/08 Dungeons and Dragons Character Sheets
• 2000/08 Player's Handbook¹ (PH)
• 2000/09 Dungeon Master's Guide¹ (DMG)
• 2000/09 Dungeons and Dragons Gazeteer (DG)
• 2000/09 Dungeon Master's Screen
• 2000/10 Into the Dragon's Lair
• 2000/10 Monster Manual¹ (MM)
• 2000/11 Forge of Fury (Fo)
• 2000/11 Living Greyhawk Gazeteer
• 2000/11 Pool of Radiance: Attack on Myth Drannor
• 2000/12 Hero Builder's Guidebook (HBG)
• 2001/01 Speaker in Dreams (SD)
• 2001/01 Sword and Fist² (SF)
• 2001/02 Monsters of Faerûn³ (Mon)
• 2001/03 Psionics Handbook
• 2001/04 Standing Stone (StS)
• 2001/05 Defenders of the Faith² (DF)
• 2001/06 Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting⁴ (FRCS)
• 2001/06 Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil (RT)
• 2001/07 Heart of Nightfang Spire (HN)
• 2001/07 Tome and Blood² (TB)
• 2001/08 Magic of Faerûn⁴ (Mag)
• 2001/08 Sunless Citadel (SC)
• 2001/09 Manual of the Planes¹ (MP)
• 2001/10 Enemies and Allies (EA)
• 2001/10 Oriental Adventures⁵ (OA)
• 2001/11 Deep Horizon (DH)
• 2001/11 Lords of Darkness⁴ (LD)
• 2001/12 Song and Silence² (SaS)
• 2002/01 Lord of the Iron Fortress (LF)
• 2002/02 Forgotten Realms Dungeon Master's Screen
• 2002/02 Masters of the Wild² (MW)
• 2002/03 Bastion of Broken Souls (BB)
• 2002/04 Deities and Demigods¹ (DD)
• 2002/05 Faiths and Pantheons⁴ (FP)
• 2002/05 Stronghold Builder's Guidebook (SB)
• 2002/06 Book of Challenges (BC)
• 2002/07 Epic Level Handbook¹ (EL)
• 2002/08 Silver Marches⁴ (SM)
• 2002/09 City of the Spider Queen⁴ (CSQ)
• 2002/09 Monster Manual II¹ (MM2)
• 2002/10 Book of Vile Darkness (BV)
• 2003/02 Savage Species (SS)
• 2003/03 Arms and Equipment Guide (AE)
• 2003/03 Races of Faerûn⁴ (Rac)
• 2003/04 Fiend Folio¹ (FF)
• 2003/05 Unapproachable East⁴ (Una)
• 2003/06 Ghostwalk⁶ (Gh)

• 2000/08 Dungeons and Dragons Character Sheets
• 2000/08 Player's Handbook¹ (PH)
• 2000/08 Sunless Citadel (SC)
• 2000/09 Dungeon Master's Guide¹ (DMG)
• 2000/09 Dungeons and Dragons Gazeteer (DG)
• 2000/09 Dungeon Master's Screen
• 2000/10 Into the Dragon's Lair
• 2000/10 Monster Manual¹ (MM)
• 2000/11 Forge of Fury (Fo)
• 2000/11 Living Greyhawk Gazeteer
• 2000/11 Pool of Radiance: Attack on Myth Drannor
• 2000/12 Hero Builder's Guidebook (HBG)
• 2001/01 Speaker in Dreams (SD)
• 2001/01 Sword and Fist² (SF)
• 2001/02 Monsters of Faerûn³ (Mon)
• 2001/03 Psionics Handbook
• 2001/04 Standing Stone (StS)
• 2001/05 Defenders of the Faith² (DF)
• 2001/06 Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting⁴ (FRCS)
• 2001/06 Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil (RT)
• 2001/07 Heart of Nightfang Spire (HN)
• 2001/07 Tome and Blood² (TB)
• 2001/08 Magic of Faerûn⁴ (Mag)
• 2001/09 Manual of the Planes¹ (MP)
• 2001/10 Enemies and Allies (EA)
• 2001/10 Oriental Adventures⁵ (OA)
• 2001/11 Deep Horizon (DH)
• 2001/11 Lords of Darkness⁴ (LD)
• 2001/12 Song and Silence² (SaS)
• 2002/01 Lord of the Iron Fortress (LF)
• 2002/02 Forgotten Realms Dungeon Master's Screen
• 2002/02 Masters of the Wild² (MW)
• 2002/03 Bastion of Broken Souls (BB)
• 2002/04 Deities and Demigods¹ (DD)
• 2002/05 Faiths and Pantheons⁴ (FP)
• 2002/05 Stronghold Builder's Guidebook (SB)
• 2002/06 Book of Challenges (BC)
• 2002/07 Epic Level Handbook¹ (EL)
• 2002/08 Silver Marches⁴ (SM)
• 2002/09 City of the Spider Queen⁴ (CSQ)
• 2002/09 Monster Manual II¹ (MM2)
• 2002/10 Book of Vile Darkness (BV)
• 2003/02 Savage Species (SS)
• 2003/03 Arms and Equipment Guide (AE)
• 2003/03 Races of Faerûn⁴ (Rac)
• 2003/04 Fiend Folio¹ (FF)
• 2003/05 Unapproachable East⁴ (Una)
• 2003/06 Ghostwalk⁶ (Gh)

The following presented in year/month order for easier sorting. Products released in the same month are presented alphabetically. Parenthetical references are official abbreviations gleaned Wizards of the Coast's indices; some products lack abbreviations. Even abbreviations are italicized lest, for example, Champions of Ruin be confused with Challenge Rating, for instance. Wizards of the Coast makes available official errata. Starting with The Speaker in Dreams, Wizards of the Coast made available for many products online-only Web enhancements.

¹ Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, Monster Manual, Manual of the Planes, Deities and Demigods, Epic Level Handbook, Monster Manual II, and Fiend Folio are updated to Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 via the Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 Accessory Update Booklet.
² The article "Rules Reference: Feats, Prestige Classes, and Spells" lists titular items from the Dungeons and Dragons, 3rd Edition class guidebooks that were updated to Dungeons and Dragons 3.5. Its most recent revision is Jan. 2005.
³ Monsters of Faerûn is updated to Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 via the Player's Guide to Faerûn Web enhancement "Player's Guide to Faerûn: Monster Update."
⁴ Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting and Magic of Faerûn receive major updates and Lords of Darkness, Faiths and Pantheons, Silver Marches, City of the Spider Queen, Races of Faerûn, and Unapproachable East receive minor updates to Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 via the Player's Guide to Faerûn (5).
⁵ Oriental Adventures is updated to Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 via the Dragon #318 article "Oriental Adventures Update: Eastern Flavor" (32-48).
⁶ Ghostwalk is updated to Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 via the Ghostwalk Web enhancement "Ghostwalk, Part 2: Ghostwalk 3.5 Update."

Wizards of the Coast explains the purpose of Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 in the Revision Spotlight column "Compiled D&D Revision Spotlight."

Dragon #309 and Dungeon #100 present Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 content. Dragon #359 and Dungeon #150 are the last Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 issues and the last published by Paizo after Wizards of the Coast doesn't renew Paizo's magazine licenses (see Wizards of the Coast's announcement and Paizo's announcement). Although officially licensed by Wizards of the Coast, Dragon Compendium Volume 1 (Oct. 2005) is published by Paizo; Paizo makes available for it errata.

ENWorld's Wiki article "Dungeons and Dragons, 3rd Edition Collector's Guide" was essential for making this list.

Some Web sites were given official permission to create new material for defunct settings. Sites support the settings Birthright, Dark Sun, Mystara, Planescape, and Spelljammer.

• Are Kenzer and Company's officially licensed Kalamar products, which bear the Dungeons and Dragons logo, really official?
• What are the differences between Dungeons and Dragons, 3rd Edition and Dungeons and Dragons 3.5?

The following presented in year/month order for easier sorting. Products released in the same month are presented alphabetically. Parenthetical references are official abbreviations gleaned Wizards of the Coast's indices; some products lack abbreviations. Even abbreviations are italicized lest, for example, Champions of Ruin be confused with Challenge Rating, for instance. Wizards of the Coast makes available official errata. Starting with The Speaker in Dreams, Wizards of the Coast made available for many products online-only Web enhancements.

¹ Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, Monster Manual, Manual of the Planes, Deities and Demigods, Epic Level Handbook, Monster Manual II, and Fiend Folio are updated to Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 via the Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 Accessory Update Booklet.
² The article "Rules Reference: Feats, Prestige Classes, and Spells" lists titular items from the Dungeons and Dragons, 3rd Edition class guidebooks that were updated to Dungeons and Dragons 3.5. Its most recent revision is Jan. 2005.
³ Monsters of Faerûn is updated to Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 via the Player's Guide to Faerûn Web enhancement "Player's Guide to Faerûn: Monster Update."
⁴ Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting and Magic of Faerûn receive major updates and Lords of Darkness, Faiths and Pantheons, Silver Marches, City of the Spider Queen, Races of Faerûn, and Unapproachable East receive minor updates to Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 via the Player's Guide to Faerûn (5).
⁵ Oriental Adventures is updated to Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 via the Dragon #318 article "Oriental Adventures Update: Eastern Flavor" (32-48).
⁶ Ghostwalk is updated to Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 via the Ghostwalk Web enhancement "Ghostwalk, Part 2: Ghostwalk 3.5 Update."

Wizards of the Coast explains the purpose of Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 in the Revision Spotlight column "Compiled D&D Revision Spotlight."

Dragon #309 and Dungeon #100 present Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 content. Dragon #359 and Dungeon #150 are the last Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 issues and the last published by Paizo after Wizards of the Coast doesn't renew Paizo's magazine licenses (see Wizards of the Coast's announcement and Paizo's announcement). Although officially licensed by Wizards of the Coast, Dragon Compendium Volume 1 (Oct. 2005) is published by Paizo; Paizo makes available for it errata.

ENWorld's Wiki article "Dungeons and Dragons, 3rd Edition Collector's Guide" was essential for making this list.

Some Web sites were given official permission to create new material for defunct settings. Sites support the settings Birthright, Dark Sun, Mystara, Planescape, and Spelljammer.

• Are Kenzer and Company's officially licensed Kalamar products, which bear the Dungeons and Dragons logo, really official?
• What are the differences between Dungeons and Dragons, 3rd Edition and Dungeons and Dragons 3.5?

• Are Kenzer and Company's officially licensed Kalamar products, which bear the Dungeons and Dragons logo, really official?
• What are the differences between Dungeons and Dragons, 3rd Edition and Dungeons and Dragons 3.5?

• Are Kenzer and Company's officially licensed Kalamar products, which bear the Dungeons and Dragons logo, really official?
• What are the differences between Dungeons and Dragons, 3rd Edition and Dungeons and Dragons 3.5?