Which Bastion Press product is the best?

[Ghostwind]

So far, the results are turning out to be quite interesting.

 

[Arnwyn]

Airships. No hesitation in choosing that.

 

[The Sigil]

In my view, it's a toss-up... Spells & Magic or an "other" - Alchemy & Herbalists. A&H is a little nasty in its item creation rules, but the items themselves are unrivalled IMO.

--The Sigil

 

[CaptainCalico]

Ink and Quill

A free download that was so perfect for my campaign I had it printed and bound. If you are running a socialy-focused campaign and want non-combat PrC options this is an amazing resource!

http://www.bastionpress.com/Downloads/Ink_and_Quill.pdf

 

[Ghostwind]

Bumping this back to the front page...

 

[diaglo]

http://www.bastionpress.com/Downloads/Ink_and_Quill.pdf

rats... i forgot about that one.

 

[Ghostwind]

Just to let you all know so you can save your pennies, Into the Blue will be going to the printer sometime next week. On top of that, I am almost done with Arms & Armor v3.5, so it will be going to editing next week with a tentative release date of late June/early July. On the horizon is also Oathbound: Mysteries of Arena and Lore of the Gods. Bastion is going to have a busy summer...

 

[Ghostwind]

*bump* for the weekend.

 

[Crothian]

So far, the results are turning out to be quite interesting.

Out of curiosity does popularity and sales have anything in common? I'm not sure which of Bastions are the big sellers, but I am curious on how they comaire to what we like.

 

[Darrin Drader]

The Oathbound hardback is obviously what started the line, but personally I really really liked Wrack and Ruin. All the ideas were tight and the art was great. I've definitely gotten a lot of mileage out of it in my Oathbound campaign.

Teneb just got elevated to my favorite poster of all time!

My favorite has to be any one of these books that has my name on it or in it.

OK, seriously my true favorite is Airships, which my name is neither on or in, followed by Doomstriders. And no, that's not a dis on Oathbound. I love Oathbound and consider it to be the best thing to happen to my writing career thus far.