D&D 4E Which 3rd party companies do you want 4ed products from?

[TerraDave]

And I was worried what we would see to many votes, with everyone thinking "the more the better".

I guess the "d20 glut" cured people of that. But Goodman under 50%, EN Publishing under 30%, and Fiery Dragon and XPR under 20%....these companies have come out with a lot of good stuff, as have the others on the list.

Of course, if the proportions held up when it came to number of gamers buying something, then they would be great for those comanpanies. :\

 

[FickleGM]

I didn't partake in a lot of 3rd party stuff in 3e, but my top two would be GR and XRP.

 

[EditorBFG]

Voted for a bunch. Blackdirge Publishing was my "other." Does simple, useful things really well.

(Obviously, I would like it if Big Finger Games did 4E too, for personal reasons...)

 

[Arnix]

I feel left out. Alea Publishing didn't even make the list...

However, we plan to release 4E products. Not just rehashes. We have new stuff in the planning stages as well as updates to some of our current products.

 

[Filcher]

Goodman Games. Plus the Trolls if they actually manage to put out Castle Zagyg.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Expeditious Retreat Press, Goodman, Necromancer, Paizo ... and Malhavoc.

 

[bgaesop]

Malhavoc, Paizo, Privateer Press, depending on what they come out with I'll take a look at other ones, and definitely no Mongoose.

 

[hewligan]

Paizo - my number 1 for sure. I love their stuff - the editing and general production values are stunning. I am a Pathfinder junky.

Fantasy Flight Games - I lurve Midnight, although I think it may be too dark for most players to enjoy. Still, the fluff in the boos is enough to get me all moody and moist.

Oh, and whoever post the Iron Kingdoms link - looks VERY interesting. A lot like Warhammer 40K meets gritty fantasy. I shall investigate further.

 

[JVisgaitis]

Pretty much everyone. Provided I like the new edition...

 

[Deekin]

Other: Dreamscarred Press