How Many PDF Products Have You Bought?

[masque]

More information than strictly necessary

Around 100, maybe a few less. They are easy to buy overseas (trapped in foreign study), cheap to store, and cheap to ship back. Plus I really like templates, and for a while PDFs are the only way to get lots of them in one place.

There are a couple new ones at RPGNow I have my eye on, but I'm not paying 19.99 for Oathbound when I already own the book, and I didn't get quite enough use out of Elements of Magic to buy the revised version at 8.95 without a discount like was done for Four Color to Fantasy, since my players weren't enthralled with learning a new magic system. :\

Oathbound would be more attractive to me at 10, especially since I already paid out for the physical book. And I'm relatively cheap.

 

[cats_claw]

Well, today I crossed the 200 mark at RPGNow.com, and I've also bought about 12 from DrivethruRPG.com.

I've obsessivly bought items from Ronin Arts (Phillip Reed), Skeleton key games, Malhavoc (rpgnow.com era), and RPG Objects. And a ton of stuff in between. I dig the pdf market.

 

[Fester]

11+ (though, to be honest, not that many more than 11), including Enworld's Taverner's Trusy Tome

Most of the PDFs I've bought are epublishing related in some manner or another.

 

[Kaji]

Several Dozen. For some things, I prefer books, but mostly I prefer pdf's. Easy to move around from home to work or whereever we are playing, easy to extract the content you want, inexpensive, and if you do your homework, it's not hard to find good quality. I like everthing I've bought from Ronin Arts, most of the stuff I bought from EN Publishing, and everything I bought from Malhavoc Press (Monte Cook and co.). The Goodman Games and Necromancer Games stuff has been good too, and Blue Devil Games is worth mentioning, even though they only have one product as of yet.

I also enjoy having lots of content with me and not having to haul around a box of books.

 

[Iceflame55]

I've easily bought 100+, they are great when you're a long ways away from the book/gamestore, and they usually give you everything you'd get there .

 

[Keeper of Secrets]

Frankly, I think that buying pdf adventures is one of the most cost effective things to do.