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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jacob Lewis" data-source="post: 9280508" data-attributes="member: 6667921">I stopped playing games at the table in the last few years. Not too long ago, I also decided that I am uncomfortable running games online for anyone. Now, I mostly dabble with software to write, draw, and otherwise design stuff for myself. Otherwise, I am content to play video games by myself or run solo games using one of the various vtts available.So, this topic got me thinking about the last, physical TTRPG product I had purchased with the intent (and hope) to actually use it for a game at the table. It wasn't just another cheap bundle I could pass on, or digital assets that were only useful to a specific software program or online service. It was something I was truly excited about and couldn't wait to share with somebody. It was, in fact, the spark that further fueled my renewed interest and focus for my favorite edition for the next few years. As such, I consider it my last truly significant TTRPG purchase, back in 2021:[ATTACH=full]349258[/ATTACH]The last physical product I bought for any rpg was the Pathfinder 2e Beginner Set last year. They were selling out quickly after the big switch over the OGL fiasco. I just happened to find one sitting at a Barnes and Noble. I already had digital versions for at least two vtts. It is still in the original shrink wrap.</blockquote>