D&D 5E How long since the last official D&D hardcover you last bought?

Twiggly the Gnome

Legend

• Jul 18, 2022

• #31

Last physical WotC book I bought was Eberron:RftLW. I picked up Strixhaven on DnDBeyond.

 

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Havrik Stoneskimmer

Adventurer

• Jul 18, 2022

• #32

Last book I bought was Fizban's last October. But I will pick up Journeys Through Radiant Citadel on Wednesday and then the Spelljammer set when it comes out next month.

 

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Jewel of the North, formerly know as vincegetorix

• Jul 18, 2022

• #33

Last book I bought was Tasha's, which is the only book I regretted buying. Before that it was the new print of Tyranny of Dragons.

Havent been interested that much in 5e for a while now, it would seem.

 

aco175

Legend

• Jul 18, 2022

• #34

Last book as ToYP about 6 months ago for a new campaign we started a couple months ago.

Before that was PotA. I never bought Tasha's or Mords. I'm planning to wait until 2024. I may buy Saltmarsh if I need.

 

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UngeheuerLich

Legend

• Jul 18, 2022

• #35

I have made it a policy to only buy german hardcovers recently. I buy english books on dndbeyond.

 

cbwjm

Legend

• Jul 18, 2022

• #36

Are you talking about the physical books only or also online copies through dndbeyond? Because I've bought quite a few in dndbeyond, skipping most of the adventure books, but haven't bought a physical copy since the pandemic started.

 

LordEntrails

Hero

• Jul 18, 2022

• #37

Well, you said hardcover so I'm assuming you mean a printed version. So that would be 10+ years. 4E, before essentials.

As for a 5E digital WtC product, the last one was TftYP in June 2021, so 1-2 years.

 

Eyes of Nine

Everything's Fine

• Jul 19, 2022

• #38

Mordenkainen's Monsters most recent. Didn't pick up the Critical Role book. Wonder how it did...

 

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beta-ray

Hero

• Jul 19, 2022

• #39

Pre-orders count? Not sure how to answer it.

 

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humble minion

Legend

• Jul 19, 2022

• #40

I bought Fizban's late last year, but I got Strixhaven for my birthday in April. I find I'm buying less WotC official stuff and more third-party, to be honest - I've probably backed a dozen 5e kickstarters and bought another half dozen 3pp books in that time.

Main reason it content. I'm not a big fan of adventure books, and even WotCs setting books are mostly adventures these days.