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

[billd91]

I guess I'm on a bit of binge. I first finally bought Baldur's Gate 3 since my computer can now run it. Then I bought Domains of Delight off DM's Guild. And finally, when I went to Noble Knight to pick up the copy of London's Burning that came in (WWII air war game), I bought a Campaign Builder Map Folio - Cities and Towns.

 

[Autumnal]

W&G may not be well-liked by the grimdark community, but it’s exactly what my old crew wants; high action with relatively simple rules.

I love these things about Wrath & Glory, and I’m a big ol’ grimdark fan. I’m just one who prefers fewer mechanics, rook for a lot of action, and non-determined outcomes for the part f the setting where play is happening.

 

[Ath'kethin]

I bought an oversized Rick Roll d20 off someone on etsy.

 

[schneeland]

The gamemaster's guide for the new edition of Pendragon (leatherette edition because I like the one Chaosium did for the core rules/player's handbook).

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

PIRATE BORG: Cavern of Cursed Tears

Cavern of Cursed Tears is a one-shot adventure for Pirate Borg. Send your crew deep into forgotten ruins, to meet an entity that remembers all.

shop.limithron.com

 

[Bagpuss]

• Dune: Adventures in the Imperium
• Dune: Desert Planet
• Star Trek Adventures
• Walking Dead Universe RPG

 

[payn]

Trying to decide on the new Mongoose Travelller campaign Singularity. Normally a no brainer but recent economic stuff puts a lot of things in doubt right now.

 

[Alzrius]

I recently purchased Far Distant Future Publishing's Awesome Ancestries: Species of Horror (affiliate link), which was the last of their "Awesome Ancestries" products that I didn't have.

Normally, this would be where I talk about the product in question, but instead I'm going to mention some stuff about Bryan Mangum's one-man company as a whole. I've mentioned before that I've been very impressed with how much they've released, how quickly they've released it, and the quality of their work. To that end, I'll throw out some quick stats that I think are rather remarkable:

• In the course of a single calendar year, they've put out sixty-eight products, debuting with Awesome Ancestries: Living Planet Avatar on April 25th, 2024, and their most recent being Awesome Ancestries: Two-to-One, Vol. 5 - Surki on April 18th, 2025.
• Of those sixty-eight items, sixty are tagged as being for Pathfinder 1E. Of the remainder, most are system-agnostic, but there's been at least one for D&D 5E and one for Shadowdark.
• All of these products use images and artwork from the public domain, with the exception of a small number where the illustrations are (based on the credits) done by Mangum himself.
• The Awesome Ancestries titles make up nearly half of FDFP's offerings, comprising thirty-one products to date. By my count, these offer an astonishing two hundred forty-seven PC races for PF1!
• Of these, the bulk are conversions from other Paizo Publishing RPGs. The first nine products of the Awesome Ancestries: Galactic Species line are all converted from Starfinder 1E, with a grand total of one hundred fourteen PC races! Similarly, all five volumes of the Awesome Ancestries: Two-to-One line convert PC races from PF2, with seventeen races total.
• A small number of converted races (I don't have an exact number, but I'd estimate it to be around a dozen or so) already have PC racial information in Paizo's PF1 product library; FDFP's conversions are always slightly different, and to their credit, they call out when they're presenting a race that already has racial rules elsewhere (listing their own conversion as an alternative).
• They've also converted a substantial number of Starfinder classes, three sourcebooks of Starfinder technology, vehicles, and starships, and at least one book of SF monsters.
• A large number of races that are "new" are actually PF1 presentations of races from classic science fiction, albeit with the names changed for legal reasons. But it's still easy to spot ewoks, hutts, Vulcans, draags, and...jigglypuffs...among many, many others.

For what it's worth, I'm not an associate of this author or his company, and I'm not being compensated to shill for him. I'm mostly just amazed at his incredible output for my TTRPG of choice, and think that deserves being celebrated.

 

[ruemere]

Teeth RPG.

A marvelously executed Blades clone.

Using it to merge with Whitehack (so that the gaming on personal scale is both more heroic and less about narrative, and also because playbooks feel more suitable to introduce players).

Almost completed.

 

[AK_Ambrian]

Bought back up copies of the 2014 PHB, DMG and MM because they are going out of print and I want to keep using the old 5E rules.

Also bought the Pirate Borg core rulebook. Would like to use some of the ideas for a short D&D campaign set in Eberron's Lhazaar Principalities or Ghosts of Saltmarsh or maybe even a short Spelljammer campaign.