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<blockquote data-quote="S'mon" data-source="post: 2441764" data-attributes="member: 463"><p>Hmm... it's a difficult question. I tend to buy from a company, then drift away. I might come back again later. It depends on how I feel about them.</p><p></p><p>WoTC - the D&D 3e core mechanics seemed very good, though I never liked the art; the 3.0 MM especially seemed uninispired but Tweet's core mechanics were what brought me back to D&D. At $20 each the 3.0 core books were great value, anyway. I bought the 3.5 PHB but not DMG & MM. I've never really enjoyed other WoTC books I've bought though - I guess the Manual of the Planes was ok, Psionics Handbook seemed *bleah*, Bastion of Broken Souls looked boring & lifeless. I just don't like the general <em>attitude </em> of WoTC stuff and I haven't bought any for years. I'm mildly tempted by DMG 2 & Heroes of Battle, but worried they'll be more of the same. HoB would in theory fill a need I've felt for a long time, so I must be feeling pretty burned not to be getting it.</p><p></p><p>Troll Lord Games - I bought Lost City of Gaxmoor many years ago, despite its flaws I enjoyed it a lot. Nothing else of theirs tempted me until Castles & Crusades and Hall of Many Panes. I love the C&C PHB, despite the errors. I was less impressed by C&C Assault on Blacktooth Ridge, but I haven't given it a fair shot yet. HoMP wasn't at all what I was expecting, its series of completely arbitrary situations/puzzles with no real justification except "Xagy says so" I found a big turn off. I will return to HoMP in some months or years and see if my feelings have changed. Right now I am probably going to get more C&C stuff but am much less likely to invest in more Gygax stuff.</p><p></p><p>Necromancer - I bought Necropolis by Gygax years ago, which turned out to be a disaster. I didn't buy Necromancer stuff again for years. In hindsight this was a mistake - it wasn't Nec I had a problem with, it was the Gygax style (see HoMP above). Recently I bought Lost City of Barakus by W. Kendower (sp?) & it's been great. Very recently I bought Siege of Durgams Folley, which looks <strong>fantastic </strong> - it's Mike Mearls' only Nec module, so I may go check out his Malhavoc work. I bought Vault of Karin Larr a couple days ago, also by W. Kendower, it looks ok so far but can't really comment yet.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="S'mon, post: 2441764, member: 463"] Hmm... it's a difficult question. I tend to buy from a company, then drift away. I might come back again later. It depends on how I feel about them. WoTC - the D&D 3e core mechanics seemed very good, though I never liked the art; the 3.0 MM especially seemed uninispired but Tweet's core mechanics were what brought me back to D&D. At $20 each the 3.0 core books were great value, anyway. I bought the 3.5 PHB but not DMG & MM. I've never really enjoyed other WoTC books I've bought though - I guess the Manual of the Planes was ok, Psionics Handbook seemed *bleah*, Bastion of Broken Souls looked boring & lifeless. I just don't like the general [I]attitude [/I] of WoTC stuff and I haven't bought any for years. I'm mildly tempted by DMG 2 & Heroes of Battle, but worried they'll be more of the same. HoB would in theory fill a need I've felt for a long time, so I must be feeling pretty burned not to be getting it. Troll Lord Games - I bought Lost City of Gaxmoor many years ago, despite its flaws I enjoyed it a lot. Nothing else of theirs tempted me until Castles & Crusades and Hall of Many Panes. I love the C&C PHB, despite the errors. I was less impressed by C&C Assault on Blacktooth Ridge, but I haven't given it a fair shot yet. HoMP wasn't at all what I was expecting, its series of completely arbitrary situations/puzzles with no real justification except "Xagy says so" I found a big turn off. I will return to HoMP in some months or years and see if my feelings have changed. Right now I am probably going to get more C&C stuff but am much less likely to invest in more Gygax stuff. Necromancer - I bought Necropolis by Gygax years ago, which turned out to be a disaster. I didn't buy Necromancer stuff again for years. In hindsight this was a mistake - it wasn't Nec I had a problem with, it was the Gygax style (see HoMP above). Recently I bought Lost City of Barakus by W. Kendower (sp?) & it's been great. Very recently I bought Siege of Durgams Folley, which looks [B]fantastic [/B] - it's Mike Mearls' only Nec module, so I may go check out his Malhavoc work. I bought Vault of Karin Larr a couple days ago, also by W. Kendower, it looks ok so far but can't really comment yet. [/QUOTE]
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