What d20 PDFs do you regret not picking up?

[Voadam]

Now that the new year has rolled around there are a number of d20 pdfs gone, many not to be sold again. Goodman's are gone, Troll Lords are gone, FFG are gone, long ago FFE took theirs down, etc.

Any you regret not picking up?

I didn't realize FFG was pulling theirs down. I hadn't yet gotten their Dragonstar, Dawnforge, Horizon, or any of the Midnight ones outside of the 1e Midnight CS. Hopefully they are just down to cover their d20 logos and will return for sale soon.

Troll Lords put a lot on sale before the end, but never Gygax's hermit. Also they had long ago taken down their original d20 modules that they later converted to C&C.

I even regret not picking up any of the FFE ones when they were up long ago. I would have liked to have pdf copies of their angel and most dangerous foes sourcebooks, though half off cover price was still too much for the demon encyclopedias.

I got most everything I wanted from Goodman and Adamant.

 

[Treebore]

No regrets. I was almost going to regret not getting all the Goodman PDF's, but enough money unexpectedly came in on the 31st for me to avoid that regret.

 

[DragonBelow]

DCC 35. But I did get DCC 51 and a few others

A few of the Midnight Books, perhaps event Dragonstar, like you I didn't know they would get pulled

 

[Crothian]

no regrets, I got most of them in print already

 

[Olaf the Stout]

None that I really disappointed I missed out on. I didn't realise that so many were going down as of the 31st of December otherwise I would have had a look at what was going away for good.

Goodman Games was the only one I knew about and I made good use of their sale, buying all the XCrawl adventures I didn't own as well as a lot of DCC's.

If I had known, I might have picked up the PDF to the Wilderlands of High Fantasy. I already have the a hard copy but a PDF might have been useful for search purposes. It was rather pricey though, even just before they took it down.

I had the FFG and Adamant PDF's I really wanted. I might have been tempted to get the Traps and Treachery PDF's but I still have hard copies of both of those to use.

Olaf the Stout

 

[Derulbaskul]

(snip) I didn't realize FFG was pulling theirs down. I hadn't yet gotten their Dragonstar, Dawnforge, Horizon, or any of the Midnight ones outside of the 1e Midnight CS. Hopefully they are just down to cover their d20 logos and will return for sale soon. (snip)

This took me by surprise too. I went to RPGNow a couple of days ago with a view to buying all the Midnight and Dragonstar books (all of which I own as hard copies) but they had been taken down. I hope they are back up soon as I am keen to get a Midnight game going in 2009 and having the books of PDF would help a lot (as my books and I are most often in two different countries).

 

[Festivus]

None. I bought those Judges Guild modules I had played when I was a kid and was converted to 3.5 (Dark Tower/Thieves of Fortress Badabaskor/Citadel of Fire). I had played two of the three when I was a kid and they had come out. Bob Bledsaw and Paul Jaquays had a lot of influence on my adventure designs when I was a kid, so on 12/31 I decided to buy them as I had long since lost my paper copies of the old adventures.

 

[Psion]

Loot 4 Less Volume 3. :/

I bought 2 of FFG's Path of * books in PDF, but would have eventually liked to pick up the other 2.

 

[Alzrius]

I didn't realize FFG was pulling theirs down. I hadn't yet gotten their Dragonstar, Dawnforge, Horizon, or any of the Midnight ones outside of the 1e Midnight CS. Hopefully they are just down to cover their d20 logos and will return for sale soon.

I didn't even know those were gone until I saw this message. What a bummer, I had wanted to pick up more Midnight books over time.

 

[Greg K]

Nothing so far. Apparently, the stuff that I want either is (or will be) kept available under the OGL. If not, it was available in print - in which case,I would rather have the print versions

I do, however, regret not having the extra money to pick up print versions of the following
- Poisoncraft (Thankfull, Justin was nice enough to send me a pdf).
- Alchemy & Herbalist which was recently on sale for $5, but is apparently sold out
- Redhurst which was on sale for $5, but back up to cover price
- Medieval Player's Manual: which was on sale for $2.00 or $5
- Skull and Bones: which was on sale for $2.00 or $5
- Noble's Handbook which was on sale for $2.00 .

However, since the lack of funds was from picking up player supplements for my friends'/players' birthdays, Christmas, and Hannuka presents, I consider missing out on the above worth it. I'll track them down the above later.