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

[Corinnguard]

The Delver's Guide to the Beast World by Heartleaf Press. I came across this book in a game shop in Midland, MI yesterday.

 

[bsss]

Lands of RuneQuest - Dragon Pass, for my 13th Age Glorantha game I'm starting up. I also splurged and got the fancy leatherette versions of 13th Age Glorantha and The Glorantha Sourcebook while I was at it, though I already had standard versions.

 

[Ulfgeir]

My latest purchase is the Magic-book for Dragonbane (well, the Swedish verison of it).

 

[bsss]

Expanding my Glorantha knowledge, I picked up Cults of RuneQuest: The Prosopaedia. Got a couple more I was eyeing up for when Chaosium was at Gamehole Con, but it doesn't look like they're going to have a booth there this year, sadly.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Put $1 down on the Misbehave solo RPG books and will buy the physical versions once the Backerkit (or equivalent) opens up.

 

[Koloth]

Took advantage of the Sept 15 "RPG Sales of 2026" post to buy this: Deal of the Day at DriveThruRPG is Green Ronin's 3rd Era PDF Mega-Bundle,
Much of the Freeport stuff will be useful to our GM currently running a Freeport game.

 

[Eyes of Nine]

I got my POD copy of this in the mail today!

OSR Thread '[Kicking the Tires] Plotting an OSR Adventure Path'

Feb 7, 2026

Perhaps against my better judgement I'm going to be testing the waters with an OSR Adventure Path for ZineMonth. It's something I've been toying with at the back of my mind for awhile now, and I'm going to use this opportunity to kick the tires on it, as it were, especially since my focus has been almost exclusively on open-ended hexcrawl sandboxes.

The project is called Quest for the Unknown: The Caverns of Anamosa, and will be a remix of B1 In Search of the Unknown, cleaning up and reorganizing the dungeon, and setting it up to be the first in the series of a linked campaign. The...

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Thanks @thirdkingdom!

Haven't really had a chance to read it yet; but it looks good quality; nice OSR style art; and some of the tables have a bit of color splashed in. Appreciate the Chris Smif cover (with a nice nod in the signature David C Sutherland and David Trampier); the interior art by Hodag RPG; and the maps (of which there are many!) by Ways Unseen.

Will definitely be backing volume 2.

 

[thirdkingdom]

I got my POD copy of this in the mail today!

OSR Thread '[Kicking the Tires] Plotting an OSR Adventure Path'

Feb 7, 2026

Perhaps against my better judgement I'm going to be testing the waters with an OSR Adventure Path for ZineMonth. It's something I've been toying with at the back of my mind for awhile now, and I'm going to use this opportunity to kick the tires on it, as it were, especially since my focus has been almost exclusively on open-ended hexcrawl sandboxes.

The project is called Quest for the Unknown: The Caverns of Anamosa, and will be a remix of B1 In Search of the Unknown, cleaning up and reorganizing the dungeon, and setting it up to be the first in the series of a linked campaign. The...

• thirdkingdom

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• 

Thanks @thirdkingdom!

Haven't really had a chance to read it yet; but it looks good quality; nice OSR style art; and some of the tables have a bit of color splashed in. Appreciate the Chris Smif cover (with a nice nod in the signature David C Sutherland and David Trampier); the interior art by Hodag RPG; and the maps (of which there are many!) by Ways Unseen.

Will definitely be backing volume 2.

Glad to hear it! The cover was deliberately meant to reference the original module cover.

 

[eudyptes]

I picked up Monster of the Week and Girl By Moonlight a couple of weeks ago at our local con (Who's Yer Con). My youngest is 16 and largely games-averse, but they said they'd play Girl By Moonlight if I run it, so....I'm gonna.

My Current Favorite Game is Bump in the Dark, which is sort of a Monster of the Week x Brindlewood Bay mashup, so I wanted the original to compare, and it was a good price.

 

[Crusadius]

Sylvania The Cursed County for WFRP 5E