What "Official" WotC D&D products do you use?

[Remathilis]

Besides the Core Books and supplement books, what official WotC-made D&D accessories do you buy/use?

 

[Remathilis]

bump for the early morning crowd.

 

[CleverNickName]

Honestly? I just buy the core rulebooks...maybe a supplement book every now and then. But my dice, minis, battle mat, etc., all come from other manufacturers, and we use the Mad Irishman character sheet.

 

[dmccoy1693]

Like 90% of my minis, I bought off ebay (dirt cheap and not random).

 

[Achan hiArusa]

I like the Minis because I don't have to paint them, but I also mix in Heroscape and Mage Knight minis along with the occassional pewter/lead ones, I don't really care. I generally use my battletech hex maps since I use hexes for the game instead of squares. I generally don't use a wall of fear and ignorance...I mean DMs screen.

 

[blargney the second]

Minis and their cards, dungeon tiles, DM screen to hide the former, the Sharn soundtrack, Three Dragon Ante for in-game gambling, and obviously books.

 

[Masquerade]

Only the books. I make my own character sheets and play more online than off.

 

[Ander00]

Minis, and I use one of the old Ral Partha draconians for my dragonborn warlord (the only mini in over a decade that I actually finished painting).


cheers

 

[Belorin]

DM screen and some old Ral Partha minis, plus the D&D soundtrack by Midnight Syndicate. Whats the best way to buy minis these days? Especially if you don't want alot of randoms?

Bel

 

[Wombat]

Official stuff?

Well, I used some old Ral Partha minis, but not ones specifically designed for D&D.

No official D&D plastic minis, no official maps, no official character sheets ... not even an official setting. As for GM screens, I tend to make my own or just put up a random barrier between the adventure and the players.

So, I didn't use anything "official" for my games that way.

I'm probably way outside the norm that way...