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

[Alzrius]

I just finished reading Living Room Games's 2002 d20 Modern supplement Digital Burn: A Resource for a Cybernetic Future, and I'm surprised by how much I liked it.

Admittedly, it looks a lot like they were trying to make a d20-based version of Cyberpunk with the serial numbers filed off, but even if they were, the execution was still quite evocative. That's particularly notable since d20 Future was still a few years off when this book was made. It helps that the presentation was for a particular setting, albeit a fairly generic dystopian near-future Earth; even if it wasn't very original, having enough specifics to refer to helped to give it an underlying tone that made the book come alive far more than if it had been a dry collection of new mechanics.

 

[Eyes of Nine]

Backed the Perilous Void kickstarter, and just got the Ultraviolet Grasslands Bundle of Holding

 

[Staffan]

I got the PDFs for Fabula Ultima and some Earthdawn stuff. Fabula Ultima seems interesting, though I'm not sure it's a good fit for any of my gaming groups.

 

[S'mon]

What is the most recent TTRPG product you have purchased? No limits on what: book, PDF, dice, software, minis, whatever.

What make you pick it up? Are you happy with the purchase so far?

Most recently, I have acquired a bunch of dead tree Fallout 2d20 material, including the starter set, the screen, extra dice, the core rulebook and Winter of the Atom. I am running it in person at a Con in APril in addition to starting a campaign over Fantasy grounds in a couple weeks. I was a little meh on FO2d20 for a while because it did not seem like Modiphius was going to support it. That has changed dramatically in the last six months or so, and I have loved what they are putting out. If I have a gripe it is that they seem to reprint material between different books fairly often.

I intend to pick up both the Settlers Guide and the Wanderers Guide once I have some free funds.

I ordered Shadowdark yesterday!

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Mothership, the Haunting of Ypsilon 13 and three other pamphlet adventures.

I also just backed So You've Met a Thousand Year Old Vampire.

Extremely excited about both.

 

[hawkeyefan]

I also just backed So You've Met a Thousand Year Old Vampire.

What’s this?

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

What’s this?

A spiritual (maybe literal) sequel to Thousand Year Old Vampire, the solo journaling game.

 

[mrm1138]

My most recent order is for the original Rippers book for Savage Worlds. Yes, I know it's not the most up-to-date version of the setting, and yes, I already have the PDF, but considering that Rippers is my favorite setting for anything ever, I really want it in my collection.

 

[Alzrius]

Just finished Planet of Darkness, a 1999 adventure for the Star*Drive campaign setting for WotC's Alternity RPG.

It looks like a good adventure, but I really couldn't get past the Alternity game stats. As it is, I picked up the adventure mostly because I've been collecting Alternity products for a little while (and man oh man do I wish there were more Dark*Matter books), with only two or three left to go now before I have them all.

 

[Bunch]

11 issues of White Dwarf ranging from issue 30 to 74. It's been a pleasant blast from the past.