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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Trickstergod" data-source="post: 1940081" data-attributes="member: 10825">Another thing worth mentioning is that a number of sites offer some free material; sometimes this is just a preview of what's within, other times you can find full, if small, PDF books (particularly in the form of adventures). This can, of course, be a bit of work to do - going from one site to another, getting the downloads, then actually reading them - but it's one of the better ways, I think, to get a feel for whether you'd want something or not. People can have widely differing opinions, after all. Wizards of the Coast offers up a number of product previews (though they might not keep any but the most recent of them), I think Fantasy Flight Games put up a free Midnight adventure as of late, Sword and Sorcery Studio's has (or had) a few previews and downloads, Monte Cook has a number of articles on his site, and so on. I'm rather leary to offer recommendations without having a more narrow idea of what you might be looking for. I'll say this, though: I'd steer away from adventures due to their rather short, limited use, but, conversely, even if you're home-brewing, a campaign setting might not be bad to pick up - they can provide a good base for inspiration and knowing what to include.</blockquote>