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<blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 9267404" data-attributes="member: 6796661">The most recent TTRPG-related product was earlier today. I pre-ordered Dungeons &amp; Dragons D&amp;D The Making of Original D&amp;D: 1970-1976 hardcover. But in terms of game material, I've been on a spending spree in from February through January buying Warhammer Fantasy RPG 4e stuff. I bought the official material for Foundry and also a lot of the PDFs.&nbsp; As I was wrapping up a 5 year DND 5e campaign, I started looking into what to run for my next campaign. I was heavily leaning towards DCC Dying Earth, but it didn't have VTT support and it would be more work than I wanted to do to put the content into a VTT or run a hybrid VTT/pen&amp;paper game with DCC. Then I saw that Cubicle 7 offered an official WFRP game system and content for Foundry. I bought the Core and Starter Set content to test it out and found it to be a very well-designed system for Foundry. I also played WFRP in the late 80s and so nolstalgia played a role. It also didn't hurt that I really like the mechanics and flavor of WFRP4e. We played about 16 hours and the campaign has got off to a good start, and I expect to playing it for at least a year, so I'll be getting my money's worth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MNblockhead, post: 9267404, member: 6796661"] The most recent TTRPG-related product was earlier today. I pre-ordered Dungeons & Dragons D&D The Making of Original D&D: 1970-1976 hardcover. But in terms of game material, I've been on a spending spree in from February through January buying Warhammer Fantasy RPG 4e stuff. I bought the official material for Foundry and also a lot of the PDFs. As I was wrapping up a 5 year DND 5e campaign, I started looking into what to run for my next campaign. I was heavily leaning towards DCC Dying Earth, but it didn't have VTT support and it would be more work than I wanted to do to put the content into a VTT or run a hybrid VTT/pen&paper game with DCC. Then I saw that Cubicle 7 offered an official WFRP game system and content for Foundry. I bought the Core and Starter Set content to test it out and found it to be a very well-designed system for Foundry. I also played WFRP in the late 80s and so nolstalgia played a role. It also didn't hurt that I really like the mechanics and flavor of WFRP4e. We played about 16 hours and the campaign has got off to a good start, and I expect to playing it for at least a year, so I'll be getting my money's worth. [/QUOTE]

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