Redo: What d20 products do you buy?

What d20 products do you buy?

  • Official WOTC D&D products

    Votes: 87 91.6%
  • Other D20 WOTC products

    Votes: 47 49.5%
  • 3rd Party D&D/ fantasy products

    Votes: 85 89.5%
  • Other 3rd party D20 products

    Votes: 46 48.4%
  • OGL products (don't need the PHB)

    Votes: 36 37.9%

Najo

First Post
Ok, this one should be multiple choice. I would like to know what d20 products you purchase. Do you only buy WOTC official D&D material? Do you purchase the 3rd party D20 materials? Lets hear it!

Nate
 

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Though I am open to buying them all, the only ones I find useful to my games are d20 product, and very few OGL products I have use for. (I may buy Mutants and Masterminds in the future, but right now have little need for the super hero genre. I think Psion's comments on the evaluation of an OGL game mirror my own - it has to have interest to me as a standalone.
 


Post redo.

WotC:
Player's Handbook
Dungeon Master's Guide
Monster Manual
Monster Manual 2
Monster Compendium: Monsters of Faerûn
Psionics Handbook
Manual of the Planes
Deities & Demigods
Tome & Blood
Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting
Magic of Faerûn
Faiths & Pantheons
Oriental Adventures

Sword & Sorcery:
Relics & Rituals
Creature Collection
Creature Collection 2
Tome of Horrors

Mongoose:
Seas of Blood


Edit: I completely forgot I also have OA.

To be exhaustive, I could add Dragon #285, the only issue ever I was able to get. My opinion on Dragon is that it's too expensive, not useful enough, and too hard to come by to be worth the efforts.

If I were rich, I would have taken Everquest d20. Just out of curiosity, to see the magic system, and because it has the cheapest price per page ratio in the d20 market (broadly taken). But I'm not.

I havn't included here all the non-d20 stuff I have (and I have much).
 
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I only buy, and allow in my games, WotC D&D stuff. I have a totally unfounded belief that these products are more thoroughly balanced and playtested than third party products, and I really like being able to appeal to the authority of the manufacturer when situations crop up where I need to say, in essence, "Well, that's what's carved in the rock."

-Tiberius
 

I buy everything, if it seems interesting and gets good reviews. I've got at least one example of every item on the list. Like Joshua, though, my collection still comprises mostly WotC's D&D stuff.
 

I admit it. I'm d20 freak. (Not with non-OGL, but that might change...) But I do have Wizards stuff too. (Just not any of their d20 stuff save Ravenloft.)
 

I picked the first three. I'm only playing/designing for DnD and SWRPG, anyway. I'm not interested in Superheroes, or D20 Modern, but I want to get a new setting for DnD - it's either going to be Kalamar, or Scarred Lands.
 


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