Have you bought a third-party product in the last year?

[Mrdrasco]

Yep play Savage worlds pretty heavily this past two years, and love the open gaming license for the third party stuff.

 

[Roland55]

I buy whatever I find that is interesting.

Well, provided I can afford it!

 

[Lord_Blacksteel]

ICONS and M&M both have pretty healthy 3rd party support and I am happy to pick up anything I think is worthwhile

 

[BriarMonkey]

Although I voted no, I should probably be fair in that since I'm not currently in a game, I haven't purchased much of anything in the last year or so.

However, I have nothing against 3rd party products. Heck, when I was heavily gaming with 3.x, I bought a looooot of 3rd party books.

 

[Maese Mateo]

No. Actually, I don't think I've ever purchased a third party product in my life (maybe because I don't usually have many books from the same game).

 

[Dog Moon]

On my shelf I have a few of the main Pathfinder books from Paizo and a fair number of Frog God Games books. Ironically despite Frog God being fewer books on my shelf, they take up much more shelf space!

[Slumbering Tsar, Rappan Athuk, Tome of Horrors] That's like half a shelf right there. Sitting nearby Ptolus. I like thick books for some reason.

 

[GhostShip Blue]

I buy a lot of third party Pathfinder Stuff, but for OGL games and their descendants, that's about the extent of third party stuff I buy. Frankly, pretty much everything else I buy is Indie stuff or FFG 40K stuff.

 

[Garick83]

I haven't purchased any third party pathfinder books. From the looks of the SRD even the "approved" content seems just way to powerful.

 

[Morrus]

From the looks of the SRD even the "approved" content seems just way to powerful.

There's approved 3rd-party content? As a 3rd party publisher of (what I consider extrememly good) Pathfinder stuff, it's embarrassing that I don't know this. Where would I find out what content is approved?

 

[Garick83]

It seems I cannot see any of my posts. There are some "approved" third party content on the pfsrd website.