Last Few RPG Products you purchased?


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Going back for some six months, my list is rather short:

Midgard - Das Fantasy Rollenspiel: this German RPG is the system I'll use for my upcoming childrens' campaign.

Midgard - Das Bestiarium: the bestiary for this game.

Dungeon Tiles - Caverns of Icewind Dale (or somesuch): has been added to the card of my Midgard order to dodge S&H.

DDI subscription: after a long discussion with my players they chipped in for another year.

Good Children Never Grow up (PDF): I wanted a small sidetrack adventure for my Ptolus campaign featuring children and got this. Best buy of the last year!
 

Richelieu's Guide to Nobles and Courtiers and Richelieu's Guide to Nautical Adventures, both for All for One! - trolling for ideas for my Flashing Blades campaign. Neither one is all that great, to be honest.

Maelstrom Quarterly 2: Inns and Taverns for Maelstrom - another useful resource for our FB game. Getting some good mileage out of this one.

That's everything so far this year - about ten bucks worth of .pdfs. Playing old, obscure games is nothing if not economical.
 

Minis - lots 'n' lots of minis, mostly from Mantic. (By 'lots' I mean about 500.)
Paints, primer, and flock
Brushes

Some very nice PDF terrain from World Works

Carrion Crown 1 & 2
Classic Horrors Revisited
Rule of Fear
Lost Cities of Golarion
Harrow, Critical Hit, Fumble decks

Zeitgeist Kickstarter

The Auld Grump
 

Shadowrun: Sixth World Almanac
BECMI D&D: B2: Keep on the Borderlands, B4: The Lost City
Lamentations of the Flame Princess: Grindhouse Edition, Tower of the Stargazer, Weird New World
Goblinoid Games: Realms of Crawling Chaos
 

Apocalypse World. Barf forth apocalyptica!

Dread (pdf).

Don't Rest Your Head.

So about £40 in six months. I don't buy a lot of games anymore, and I tend to stay away from games which churn out a new book or supplement every month. I like things to be self-contained these days.

Next thing will probably be the Mouse Guard boxed set.
 

Jedi Academy Training Manual, Star Wars: Saga Edition
Picked it up at my FLGS, finding out they were all going OOP added some urgency to complete my collection.

The Force Unleashed Campaign Guide, Star Wars Saga Edition
Also picked it up at my FLGS, all going OOP. . .(see above)

Lots and lots of Star Wars minis.
When they announced ending the Star Wars RPG line at WotC, I knew the mini prices would skyrocket if they were all "out of print", so I completed the set of ones I would use in games (not complete collectors sets, but making sure I had enough of ones I would use, appropriate aliens, jedi, troops, droids ect.). Some orders from eBay and a couple of dealers online and I now have a nice well rounded collection of starships and characters for various eras and styles.

On Hallowed Ground, Planescape, AD&D 2e.
An old classic I liked. I never had a copy myself, only read a friends copy. Found one for sale at a used bookstore and my wife got it for me.
 

Let's see, going back the past couple of months...

Pathfinder Adventure Path #43: The Haunting of Harrowstone
Pathfinder Adventure Path #44: The Trial of the Beast

The Carrion Crown adventure path looks mighty promising. Though I'll probably never have time to run all the APs I'm accumulating, I'll whip it out in a second if someone wants me to run a horror campaign. These are seriously good stuff.

The Pathfinder Inner Sea World Guide. Absolutely beautiful. Takes the title of the Best Campaign Setting Book Ever from the 3.0 Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting.

The Inner Sea Map Folio. Basically, a huge map. Like, this huge: http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hpho...50175634222158_646197157_6766034_620490_n.jpg

It also has details, since the designers hunted down every monument, town and hamlet from the products they'd released up until now and marked them down on the map. Very handy, especially for some Pathfinder Society modules.

And the one thing I got that wasn't Pathfinder, the first issue of the Playground Magazine, a new gaming mag that showcases the Nordic style of roleplaying. It's quite strange in many ways and the culture is entirely different from what I am used to, but I like it. Review in my blog: Playground, New RPG Magazine Worlds in a Handful of Dice
 

Going with 2011

Caverns of Icewind Dale -- Pretty terrible set of tiles. Only got one of these

Mater Set: Wilderness -- Cheap on Amazon Japan. Some nice pieces.

Did not get Heroes of Shadow. I thought long and hard about it, but will never use it, so why buy it?

The rest of the year is Neverwinter (maybe) and Gardmore Abbey (for sure) and HotFeywild (most likely not)


And at least one of each Tile set coming out this year.
 


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