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<blockquote data-quote="bushfire" data-source="post: 111221" data-attributes="member: 347">Well, I look at a publisher in terms of how much use I get out of their products in my game. Stuff that has an immediate use or will get a lot of use rates high on my list. A lot of the D20 publishers produce some fine bathroom reading material but not stuff that I will make extensive use of in my games. I don't generally buy rpg material just to read.As far as the best bang for the buck the winner in my mind has to be Necromancer Games. Their modules so far have been excellent and offer hours and hours of actual play time. They have a great price/page ratio and their web bonuses are sometimes better than what other people are publishing in print.Second would be Swords &amp; Sorcery Studios. I don't plan on ever running a Scarred Lands campaign but so far I have found most of their stuff to contain a lot of usable items, whether that be monsters CC1&amp;CC2 or spells/magic Relics&amp; Rituals.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bushfire, post: 111221, member: 347"] Well, I look at a publisher in terms of how much use I get out of their products in my game. Stuff that has an immediate use or will get a lot of use rates high on my list. A lot of the D20 publishers produce some fine bathroom reading material but not stuff that I will make extensive use of in my games. I don't generally buy rpg material just to read. As far as the best bang for the buck the winner in my mind has to be Necromancer Games. Their modules so far have been excellent and offer hours and hours of actual play time. They have a great price/page ratio and their web bonuses are sometimes better than what other people are publishing in print. Second would be Swords & Sorcery Studios. I don't plan on ever running a Scarred Lands campaign but so far I have found most of their stuff to contain a lot of usable items, whether that be monsters CC1&CC2 or spells/magic Relics& Rituals. [/QUOTE]

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