What is/are your most recent TTRPG purchase(s)?

[bsss]

On a recommendation on what to fill out more of my miscellaneous and general use TTRPG supplements collection with, I picked up The Kaiin Player's Guide for The Dying Earth, by Robin D. Laws (PEL005!).

 

[Scribe]

Hole in the Oak, The Incandescent Grottoes, and Against the Horse Lord arrived in print today.

 

[bsss]

Filling out my Forgotten Realms collection! POD copies of The Savage Frontier, Elves of Evermeet, The Code of the Harpers, and The Seven Sisters.

 

[cranberry]

PF2E Seven Dooms of Sandpoint adventure via Foundry VTT store.

 

[pemerton]

Cortex Prime and Champions Now, both as PDFs from DriveThruRPG.

The former was because someone here posted a link. To be honest I was a little disappointed - for someone who already has MHRP and the Hacker's Guide, it doesn't add a great deal.

The latter was because I saw someone on some website or blog talking about it. I've known for a long time that Ron Edwards was a huge Champions fan, and so I was curious as to what his version would look like. I've been playing some Edwards RPGs recently - Fantasy for Real and S/Lay W/Me - and so have become interested in how he presents RPGs. Particularly how he sets out the relationship between prep and play.

 

[Bagpuss]

Eat the Reich, Noble's Guidebook for Pendragon.

 

[Ulfgeir]

Eat the Reich, Noble's Guidebook for Pendragon.

So cannibalistic peasants getting rid of the knights?

Just kidding. I understood perfectly well the intention.

 

[Byrd]

Mythic Bastionland
Dragonbane

 

[Eyes of Nine]

Just about to pull the trigger on some PF1 AP volumes from Paizo to help them out in these Diamond times.

I've got a bunch of vol 1's that I got at a con about 10 years ago, figure here's an opportunity to fill in a couple later volumes. And then they had some vol 1's for other APs I don't have any of - into the cart they went.

And Curse of the Crimson Throne I don't have at all, so the pocket edition seems like a good deal on what I've heard is a good AP.