How exclusively do you buy/play D&D

[Davelozzi]

For me it's about 66% D&D/d20 fantasy (mostly WotC, Necromancer & Green Ronin), 33% other d20/OGL games (mostly Spycraft, Star Wars, plus CoC and a few M&M books), and about 1% other (every few years I pick up something random, I have a few Shadowrun books, one 7th Sea, and I've been meaning for a long time to pick up Feng Shui, but haven't yet.

I also buy some minis, Master Mazes, and stuff like that, but I consider that to be part of my D&D/d20 fantasy purchasing.

 

[Andrew D. Gable]

Don't buy that horrible much anymore, outside of things that spark my interest. I play once a week.

 

[MrFilthyIke]

I voted OTHER, as 50% my gaming stuff is D&D/AD&D (1st,2nd,3rd) and the other half is White Wolf, Chaosium, Rolemaster, Cyberpunk, Deadlands, L5R, 7th Seas, etc.

I love ALL games

 

[Lhorgrim]

I mostly buy D20 D&D 3.0 and 3.5 now. I tried a few other D20 games, like Star Wars, but my area is almost devoid of gamers so I'm lucky just to get to play D&D these days.

 

[Kanegrundar]

I buy only D&D/D20/OGL products. There for a while I was buying up old Rifts and Heroes Unlimited books also, but I got all that I wanted. I used to have a vast collection of other game books (Alternity, GURPS, Street Fighter, etc...), but once I found what I've been looking for in a system I sold most of those other books off.

Kane

 

[Nifft]

I'm the D&D DM for our group, so I buy a lot of D&D stuff. The Exalted GM buys every Exalted book, while I have just the core Exalted book.

My players range from "just bought the PHB" to "check out this new PrC in Complete Foo ..."

-- N

 

[Wilphe]

Hmm, I play (PbP only), about 50% D&D et al and 50% CP2020.

My purchases are mostly D&D and some GURPS stuff.

I don't buy anything for CP2020 because I already have everything.

 

[randomling]

I have some other systems (notably GURPS) but all the games I'm in at the moment are d20 of some breed or other. I've dabbled in other systems, but only for short-run campaigns.

 

[jeffh]

I run D&D at the moment, which will veer toward "d20ish fantasy" for my next game, most likely.

I buy a lot of d20 stuff when I can afford it, but I still get the occasional non-d20 product. The last one was BESM, and I'm currently trying to get hold of a copy of Riddle of Steel.