D&D 5E What D&D Do You Want to Print on Demand?

[Jester David]

A small selection of D&D products are available now as Print on Demand through DriveThru/ the DMsGuild, and the quality is decent (better for newer products that aren't scans). I imagine the number of products will only grow over time, just like the back catalogue of PDFs has grown.


What are you excited about getting? What will you snatch up the moment it's on sale?

As I have copies of all the other Core Rulebooks, I've always wanted a copy of the Rules Cyclopedia, but getting a second hand copy for a reasonable price is hard.The Creature Catalog would also be nice.

I've been getting into the planes of late, and skipped PlaneScape back in the day. Grabbing hardcover reproductions of the Boxed Sets would be neat.

How about you? What are you excited about?

 

[Zardnaar]

Print on Demand is not really viable for me due to shipping costs but the Rules Cyclopedia would be one I would want.

 

[Jester David]

The good ol' RC does sound like a popular choice...

 

[doctorbadwolf]

Eberron stuff, DL stuff, 4e nentir vale stuff

 

[dagger]

Every single 1e/2e Forgotten Realm Product, including box sets.
Every single Planescape product
Every single Darksun product

Wizards and Priest Spell Compendiums - 4 wizard and 3 priest
Encyclopedia Magica - 4 volumes
All of the 2e Complete Book of <whatever>

That will do for now.

 

[CrusaderX]

Moldvay Basic
Moldvay Expert
B2
B4
X1

And many more I'm sure. But these are my Top 5 for now.

 

[Helldritch]

Too much to mention them all.

 

[ccs]

Moldvay Basic
Moldvay Expert
B2
B4
X1

And many more I'm sure. But these are my Top 5 for now.

If your paying for PoD copies of B2 & X1 you're likely paying too much.
Being both the pack-in modules for Basic and Expert, + being sold individually for years, they aren't rare/obscure.

 

[fjw70]

Adventures

 

[Zardnaar]

Has anyone bought the PoD books? What is the quality like I have heard they have stitch binding.