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

[Vael]

Menagerie of Mayhem pdf, a collection of Daggerheart monsters by Mike Underwood (who worked on the core book).

Let me know what you think about it ... it's on my short list of things to buy

 

[Reynard]

Menagerie of Mayhem pdf, a collection of Daggerheart monsters by Mike Underwood (who worked on the core book).

Let me know what you think about it ... it's on my short list of things to buy

Me too.

 

[TheHand]

Let me know what you think about it ... it's on my short list of things to buy

Me too

So I haven’t gotten to play with them yet, but I’m happy with the purchase. You get around 35 new creatures. The monsters are a good variety of foes, with more in the lower tier range than higher. There’s new flavors of undead, some goblin-y wolfriders, a cube-like gelatinous creature, a cockatrice, some variant magic users (and more). I also like the creative choice of “possessed townsfolk” as a horde “monster”.

The layout and write-ups are well done and feel like extensions of the core book. I’m looking forward to future additions!

 

[Corinnguard]

I received my copy of @Steampunkette 's Martial Artistry today.

 

[MNblockhead]

Took advantage of the Cubicle7 clearance sale and the books arrived last week. Great deal on the special printings. The Elector Counts was an impulse buy. Have no idea if the card game is any good, but it was on clearance and cheap enough to give it a shot.

 

[Eyes of Nine]

I just received something close to 20 Goodman Games DCC adventures, used from a buddy in another social media space getting rid of them (no money went to Goodman, fwiw).

Also got some card component for The River Bank - I think that's my final reward.

 

[Autumnal]

Loner Imperium and Loner Galaxy Drifter, two more supplements for my current favorite solo system. The first is one of the rare third-party supplements, covering th early Roman Empire )Five Good Emperors era in particular). It’s a joy, covering features of Roman life from debate and court cases to slavery and manumission to military campaigns and patronage within the same procedural framework. The second is inspired by E.C. Tubbs in particular and related sf in general, covering wandering and questing through a galaxy of independent systems and deep legacies.

 

[billd91]

I bought Alice is Missing today. The latest episode of Ludo Narrative Dissidents podcast is about it and it sounded intriguing.