What to look for in 2011?

Treebore

First Post

• Dec 19, 2010

• #1

What are you looking forward to checking out in 2011?

My biggest I want to get is Cthonian Stars for Traveller. A very cool Traveller product adapted from Lovecrafts Cthulthu material. I typically hate Lovecraft and Cthulthu, but my experience playing this at Neon Con changed my mind on this product.

I plan on getting more heavily into FATE systems. I had too much fun playing Dresden Files and Starblazers at Neon Con not to.

The Mouse Guard boxed set, again, won over by playing this at Neon Con.

I always buy stuff done for Pathfinder (despite never playing, and not wanting too), Mongoose Traveller, Castles and Crusades, and L5R. Plus I always buy numerous map products, and am looking forward to anything Fat Dragon Games does.

So any other specific products your looking forward too? This isn't about what I am interested in seeing, but what YOU are interested in seeing.

 

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PaulofCthulhu

Guest

• Dec 19, 2010

• #2

I'm looking forward to the London boxed set for Call of Cthulhu and the limited edition of Bookhounds of London for Trail of Cthulhu.

Possibly also a 30th anniversary edition of Call of Cthulhu.

 

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Peraion Graufalke

First Post

• Dec 19, 2010

• #3

The Wrath of Ashardalon and Conquest of Nerath boardgames. Those two are at the top of my list.

 

Relique du Madde

Adventurer

• Dec 19, 2010

• #4

1. Air ship Pirates RPG aka! Abney Park the Game.
2. Dc Heroes and Villians 1 and 2.
3. The unknown M&M 3e Rules Suppliment 1

All of which are currently in production.

There is also a post apocalypic pathfinder game which I will look at (I forgot what its called, but I think Adament put it together). If its any good, I might be tempted to start thumbing through pathfinder fantasy.

 

Dice4Hire

First Post

• Dec 19, 2010

• #5

I am thinking of the Abby mega-adventure from WOTC this year, though I have not really heard anything about it.

The two dungeon tiles this year will both get a single copy purchased, or maybe 2 if they are really good.

Other than that, it depends onwhat non-essentials stuff is coming out this fall.

Neverwinter might be a possibility, just a campaign book with no monsters and no players. Is there a trend down going on here? At least it looks like a hardcover.

So, yeah, this year looks very light.

 

Falstaff

First Post

• Dec 19, 2010

• #6

Advanced HackMaster RPG, Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG, and The One Ring RPG.

 

MortalPlague

Adventurer

• Dec 20, 2010

• #7

Dice4Hire said:

I am thinking of the Abby mega-adventure from WOTC this year, though I have not really heard anything about it.

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Thanks for this- I hadn't heard of it either, but after looking it up, I'm suddenly intrigued. It's an official super adventure that deals with the Deck of Many Things. And it comes with a Deck in the box! I have to admit, I'm curious to see how they're handling that one in the course of an adventure without breaking it horribly.

 

Mouseferatu

Hero

• Dec 20, 2010

• #8

MortalPlague said:

Thanks for this- I hadn't heard of it either, but after looking it up, I'm suddenly intrigued. It's an official super adventure that deals with the Deck of Many Things. And it comes with a Deck in the box! I have to admit, I'm curious to see how they're handling that one in the course of an adventure without breaking it horribly.

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What? Wait? What? How did this slip under my radar? Why can't I find it anywhere?

Link me, please.

 

Aus_Snow

First Post

• Dec 20, 2010

• #9

Hesitantly?

The One Ring.


Nothing else leaps to mind.

 

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Asmo

First Post

• Dec 20, 2010

• #10

Mouseferatu said:

What? Wait? What? How did this slip under my radar? Why can't I find it anywhere?

Link me, please.

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Google brought this up under "Abby mega-adventure"

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