D&D 5E When did you last buy a WotC D&D5e product? (not a third party or DM Guild)

[The Soloist]

With the news of layoffs, I was thinking back on my foray into D&D5e. Seems like the last time I bought a WoTC 5e product was in 2019, the Essentials Kit. That had nothing to do with Covid. D&D5e fatigue set in and I started playing other fantasy RPGs. I have no plans to buy D&D 50th Anniversary.

 

[el-remmen]

So Wiz Kid mins don't count? Then 2022.

 

[Jadeite]

I stopped buying them after the OGL debacle, but their last product I really enjoyed was 5e Eberron, so I should have stopped buying their books sooner.

 

[Retreater]

Got the massively discounted Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft last Christmas from Amazon. Didn't use it for my Curse of Strahd campaign.

 

[DaedalusX51]

I recently bought Tomb of Annihilation in hardcover (full size map) and on D&D Beyond to allow my legally blind father to play on a tablet using the Beyond app as the backlight makes it easier for him to see than a paper sheet. I think that's all I've bought since Fizban's.

 

[payn]

I'm waiting to see what's on deck for the 50th anniversary. Nothing is stopping me but interest.

 

[Velderan]

Shadow of the Dragon Queen, so December 2022.

 

[Vexorg]

Not counting minis? Rime of the Frostmaiden. I bought it last year sometime and ran it this year.

 

[Zardnaar]

Probably last year or 2021.
Guide to Ravenloft, Fizbans, or Witchlight. Maybe Mordenkainens. One of those. Underwhelming not outright bad.

Last product I enjoyed was Theros.

 

[GuardianLurker]

The absolute last thing I bought was Descent Into Avernus (2019), but I was pretty much done by 2017 (Xanathar's), and pretty much ran my entire campaign (through 2020) in Tyranny of Dragons (2014). Honestly, I wasn't a die-hard 5e consumer, because most of their content was Adventure Paths, which I don't typically use.

Edit: BTW, this page may be helpful. It's a list of all the official WotC 5e books.