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<blockquote data-quote="Windjammer" data-source="post: 5445728" data-attributes="member: 60075">I've stopped buying 4E when Essentials came up, but I plan on getting all the tile sets they produce in 2011. That's about it, though, as concerns the money WotC will see from me in 2011. I've never subscribed to DDI, and am happier about that decision than ever.I recently got into Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay. 3rd edition just came out with a reformated product line for those people who, like myself, liked the system but hated the crassly over produced, component heavy Core Box when it was initially released. (I hate having to track multiple pools of tokens - use a damn pencil, for F*s sake!) Yesterday I received 4E MM 3 (a title I held off buying for long) and the Warhammer Bestiary. I'm massively pleased with both books - I think that just about rounds out my 4E collection - and the quality of artwork in the Warhammer Bestiary puts even Paizo's Adventure Paths to shame. It's an absolute stunner.Warhammer is damn expensive, and will keep me occupied throughout 2011. So much for books&nbsp; - I'm filling the void left by the cancellation of D&amp;D miniatures by buying Warhammer fantasy figures. They are pretty expensive if you focus on special models, but GW is also selling standard models in boxes of 10 figs each. Those cost about the same as D&amp;D minis (plus, you know what you'll get). Sofar I got skellies and drow; I also plan to get a box of orcs. The ones I got so far are superbly modelled, though a bit time consuming since they come unassembled.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Windjammer, post: 5445728, member: 60075"] I've stopped buying 4E when Essentials came up, but I plan on getting all the [B]tile sets[/B] they produce in 2011. That's about it, though, as concerns the money WotC will see from me in 2011. I've never subscribed to DDI, and am happier about that decision than ever. I recently got into Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay. 3rd edition just came out with a reformated product line for those people who, like myself, liked the system but hated the crassly over produced, component heavy Core Box when it was initially released. (I hate having to track multiple pools of tokens - use a damn pencil, for F*s sake!) Yesterday I received 4E MM 3 (a title I held off buying for long) and the Warhammer Bestiary. I'm massively pleased with both books - I think that just about rounds out my 4E collection - and the quality of artwork in the Warhammer Bestiary puts even Paizo's Adventure Paths to shame. It's an absolute stunner. Warhammer is damn expensive, and will keep me occupied throughout 2011. So much for [B]books - [/B]I'm filling the void left by the cancellation of D&D [B]miniatures [/B]by buying Warhammer fantasy figures. They are pretty expensive if you focus on special models, but GW is also selling standard models in boxes of 10 figs each. Those cost about the same as D&D minis (plus, you know what you'll get). Sofar I got skellies and drow; I also plan to get a box of orcs. The ones I got so far are superbly modelled, though a bit time consuming since they come unassembled. [/QUOTE]

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