What Bastion Press pdf Supplements do you use most?

[Ghostwind]

Bastion Press has a number of pdf supplements available. Which ones do you use and enjoy most?

 

[Piratecat]

I've never heard of Complete Minions. Can you tell me about it?

 

[jgbrowning]

Complete Minions for me. It's Minions with some additional monsters.

joe b.

 

[Voadam]

I've never heard of Complete Minions. Can you tell me about it?

First there was Minions Fearsom foes, 96 pages of full color monsters in a print softcover, then E-Minions with I think 32 pages of new monsters as a pdf. Minions Rebirth combined them into one 128 page pdf. Complete Minions includes Minions Rebirth and a new set of files with everything converted to 3.5 D&D with full LA, character info, new damage reduction, number of feats, etc.

We use the minions monsters in our campaign and my eldritch knight character has a lot of in character knowledge of them and high levels of appropriate knowledge skills so we use it a lot.

I would highly recommend it as a 3.5 monster pdf.

I didn't know Oathbound came out as a pdf that is great.

 

[Bendris Noulg]

Minions: Rebirth (I was offline for a while, so I ended up doing my own 3.5 updates and I'm content with them as my own "spin" on Minions).


Follow-up would be Ink & Quill, with some material derived from Norse Gods.

(Is Oathbound in pdf? That would be so... Weird. Regardless, I play in an Oathbound game, and while I don't use the book personally, it's used every session by the GM.)

 

[Crothian]

Ink and Quill, one of the better pdf's out there

 

[Ghostwind]

Monday morning *bump*

 

[diaglo]

Ink and Quill, one of the better pdf's out there

one of the few i even looked at...

 

[Ghostwind]

*rescuing this from page 3 obscurity...*

 

[Ghostwind]

Out of curiosity, since Druids & Druidism is popular, would you like to see a 96-page expanded and updated print supplement of this title?