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Message: <blockquote data-quote="drnuncheon" data-source="post: 20025" data-attributes="member: 96">Our lists are remarkably similar! You have good taste sir.Already Purchased:AEGDungeonsEvilUndead- These are all..."OK".  Something about them just doesn't excite me as much as many of the other d20 stuff out there, but I still seem to keep buying them.AmbientLibram Equitus - Excellent book of prestige classes. Most collections I look through and say 'Eh' to many classes, but the ones in here are all interesting.I know a lot of people don't like PDFs but I wish there were more of them, especially if they were like this. 8)  I also appreciated the minimalist nature of this product - it didn't need pictures or the fancy graphics because the material was so strong.Atlas (Penumbra)En Route - I figure I can use at least a few of these.Touched by the Gods - some nifty ideas that I haven't yet found a place for in my campaign.Bastion PressMinions - highest production values I've seen on a monster supplement.  Lots of stuff that made me say "Oo, I want to use that."Yeah, I said up under Ambient that I liked the minimalism. That was for prestige classes.  For monsters, pictures are important!  And having well done full color pics is a big plus for this book.Fantasy Flight Games: L&L: Traps and Treachery I - practically worth it just for the 'getting in character' sections of what a thief's life is like, how traps are found and disarmed, etc.  Then there's all the traps!Dragonstar: Starfarer's Handbook - mmmm, rayguns and magic. Green Ronin: Legions of Hell - mmmm. Can't wait for Armies of the Abyss.Jade Dragons & Hungry Ghosts - I know Monte kind of panned it, but I love freaky-strange monsters like the growing baby thing.  They really give a non-traditional feel to the game.  Someday I may even run Oriental Adventures...Freeport adventures - see my Story Hour! Malhavoc Press: Book of Eldritch Might I - every time I read this I like it more.If Thoughts Could Kill - I'll be honest, I haven't even read the adventure yet. I grabbed it for the rules stuff. At $5 how can you lose?My only complaint with the Malhavoc products are the printing problems - with the fancy backdrops and such they're almost too much for my old Laserwriter to handle.  I have to do it a few pages at a time. Malhavoc included a text version with ITCK but I like the formatting you can get with PDF!  Monte, if you're reading this: your stuff is good even without the fancy backgrounds.  If you have to include them, there's got to be a better way - I never have this problem printing the web enhancements from the WOTC site. Mongoose Publishing: Encyclopedia Arcane I : DemonologyEncyclopedia Arcane II: NecromancyEncyclopedia Arcane III: Chaos MagicSeas of BloodGladiator: Sands of DeathThe Quintessential FighterMongoose went from being 'just another company' to one that I very much look forward to releases from after I bought Seas of Blood.  The Arcane series has been quite interesting too - Chaos Magic especially sparked some ideas for my campaign world. Sword and Sorcery Studios: Relics and Rituals ICreature Collection ICreature Collection II Planned Purchases: AmbientLibram Equitis II Bastion Press: Arms and ArmorSpells and Magic Fantasy Flight Games: L&L: Seafarer's HandbookL&L: Spells and SpellcraftL&L: Traps and Treachery IIDragonstar: Galaxy GuideDragonstar: Imperial Supply Green Ronin: Armies of the AbyssFreeport: City of Adventure Malhavoc Press: Book of Eldritch Might II: Songs and Souls of PowerBook of Eldritch Might III: The NexusBook of Hallowed Might I(..The Secret Project) Mongoose Publishing: The Quintessential RogueEncyclopedia Arcane IV: Constructs Sword and Sorcery Studios: Relics and Rituals IIThere's plenty of others that I have interest in - Adamant's Tao of Wuxia, Mystic Eye's Foul Locales: Urban Blight, Fiery Dragon's Psionics Toolkit - but I plan to wait and see how they are before making a final decision.J</blockquote>

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