Remaining 2007 Schedule: Yay or Nay?

Is 2007 going to be a good year for buying new "official" D&D books & stuff?

  • I'm planning on purchasing more titles this year than ever before

    Votes: 12 11.5%
  • My interest in this year's crop of books is about the same as any other year

    Votes: 51 49.0%
  • This year's slate looks lame, come on 4E!

    Votes: 14 13.5%
  • Can't say yet - I'll have to see any books before I make a purchasing decision

    Votes: 27 26.0%

  • Poll closed .
I'll really have to wait and see, but I don't think I'll be spending much this year. I'm very close to the "c'mon 4E", though, considering the Compendiums are the most likely purchases.

Castle Greyhawk is a likely purchase, too, just for nostolgia's sake.

I'm not too interested in a second round of "Complete X" books due to general rules bloat. Complete Scoundrel was a real stinker, anyway, so no loss. If Complete Champion is interesting, I might pick it up -- since I'm not using anything from Complete Divine, clerics clerics could do with some lovin'.

The Eberron books look interesting, but not useful to me at the moment since I'm not really running an Eberron campaign (it's a backdrop for my Age of Worms, but that's still pretty vanilla). Which is why I haven't picked up a copy of most of the other great Eberron books.

Exemplars of Evil and MM5 are both on the "consider" list, but since I'm still plugging along fine with just MM1, I doubt I'll be getting either.

You couldn't pay me to take a book about drow. Anything else falls under the "I'd take it for free" header, but I guarantee I won't be buying any of them.

So.... Three likely purchases, all of which are being approached (by me) as finishing pieces for the system (i.e. I'm getting them mainly to consolidate my books and avoid future purchases). Not really a great year, IMO.
 

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*is just wanting complete Champion at the moment* Well I want more, certainly Rob's books.

But only because I'm a fan of Rob. :)
 

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