D&D 4E Best Print Products created using the GSL?

[Knightfall]

While the GSL isn't as wide open as the OGL is, there has been some support for it. What I'm wondering is what people think of the GSL-based print products that have been produced so far.

I've only bought Scarrport, which I think is great (*). I've balked at buying anything else, however.

So, what have you bought? What was great? What was bad? And what would you recommend to anyone playing 4e?

Cheers!

KF

*Okay, I do buy KQ regularly, but I buy it more for the Pathfinder content.

 

[Pour]

Alluria's 'Fey Folio: The Unseelie Court' is phenomenal, and the production value is very high (the illustrations are exceptional).

I also use Goodman Game's 'Book of Rituals', though not every ritual in there is a winner. Still, it gives plenty more options and my parties use a fair number of rituals, more so because of this PDF.

I also own the Goodman Bestiaries, and particularly enjoy the Fey and Lovecraftian ones. I also have their Level Up magazines, though there haven't been any new one published in awhile... *tear*

Speaking of vanished magazine, Combat Advantage has some too stuff in it too.

Alea has some nice offerings, very high production value on a setting called Cthonia. I haven't had a chance to incorporate their much of it into my games yet, but I plan to, especially the Medieval Life and Laws PDF.

EDIT: I notice now you said print... Well, with print on demand, these all could be, right?

 

[dangerous jack]

The Death Dealer adventure from Goodman Games. I haven't run any of it yet, but it's the most inspiring adventure I've read for 4e. The first "encounter" alone (castle defence) is worth a read (and I think most of it is available as a free PDF preview).

 

[Knightfall]

EDIT: I notice now you said print... Well, with print on demand, these all could be, right?

You could, but I was looking more for opinions on print products meant for Brick and Mortar stores.

 

[Pour]

My bad! I can also vouch for the Death Dealer module. It is very good, with exciting encounters and some brutal critical hit tables. Otherwise I haven't encountered any other 4e print products. I'd love to though, if anyone is making them.

 

[OnlineDM]

The only one I've tried so far is Brother Ptolemy and the Hidden Kingdom from Nevermet Press. I think it's well done, though I got it in print directly from Nevermet rather than in a store.

 

[Herschel]

Sneak Attack Press and Goodman Games (Dungeon Crawl Classics) have some good adventures too.

 

[UnknownAtThisTime]

Do the Goodman printed products come with printed battle maps?

 

[Herschel]

Not very often anyway. One has an overview map but not with a 1" grid.

 

[Jack99]

Do the Goodman printed products come with printed battle maps?

Only the first one has a battle map, iirc.