What 4e products have you purchased?

[lutecius]

none.
i've read the core books and played a few sessions though.

 

[brunswick]

The three core books, the DMs screen and the adventures. Not touching the FR stuff with a bargepole though. Will stick to 3.5 (rules and campaign setting) for that!

 

[blargney the second]

Just tiles and minis so far. I don't have quite enough disposable cash to spring for the rest at the moment. Soon, though...
-blarg

 

[hopeless]

Bought the PHB and then the Keep on the Shadowfell to see what that was about.
Should I mention the preview books as well since they are 4e too technically?

 

[Shroomy]

I bought the three book gift set, all the adventures (H1-3 and FR1), the FRCG, the FRPG, the Adventurer's Vault, and the DU1 tile set. I also bought DCC 53 Sellswords of Punjar, but its turned me off of Goodman's 4e releases (I'll be paying extra special attention to reviews and word of mouth in the future).

 

[Jack99]

Core 3, Kots, Thunderspire, Pyramid, Against the Giants, Adventurer's Vault, the 2 FR books, DM screen and character sheets (they were free, because I was amongst the first to pre-order the 3 core books at my games shop. I would have bought the screen either way, but not the sheets) the 3 DCC from Goodman Games and the APG (I don't have it in hand yet, but they charged my credit card, sooo..)

 

[Nikosandros]

I bought all releases from WotC until august, except for the miniatures. I'm likely to buy other stuff and especially Adventurer's Vault looks like it might be useful to my games, so that one is high on the list.

 

[ProfessorCirno]

None - I've bought none, but my roommate (who has far more money to spare then he should) has been steadily eating them all up.

 

[FungiMuncher]

For my 'Other' category, I've purchased Keep on the Shadowfell and the Advanced Player's Guide. I've also put a bunch of stuff on my Christmas list (crosses fingers).

 

[Wycen]

I bought the core book gift set because my friend owns a FLGS and being the DM switched to 4E. I don't expect to buy more, but you never know. The Advanced Players Guide might be worth it.