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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 9353660" data-attributes="member: 6796661">I hear you. I've also had to cut my TTRPG spend. Most of my spend late last year and so far this year has been on WFRP. I will say that you can get the Starter set and run a mini campaign with pregens.  Or just get the Core Book. Maybe some of the Ubersreik Adventure books in PDF version. Or just download the The Ratter fanzine and use the free adventures. The system is crunchier than D&D 5e, though, so if you are not used to cruncier systems the Starter Set is good to step you through the most important rules. Makes it easier for both new GMs and players to pick it up. There are a variety of fan-made GM screens and references out there that I find more useful than the official GM screen (which isn't bad).</blockquote>