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#1 Oathwin_Oakheart Dec 04, 2013 7:49:46	For the last few months, WotC has published very little D & D material.   I've found myself buying / trying other games even though I'm still running a 4E game for a group.   What has been your last 5 tabletop  - R P G - purchases . . .   1 - 13th Age Core Rulebook.   ( This has been a hit with my gaming group. A little unfinished but good fun and more material coming soon. )   2 - Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 2nd Edition Career Compendium.   ( Print on demand from DriveThruRPG. Love Warhammer 1E and 2E, hate Warhammer 3E! )   3 - Dungeon Crawl Classics core rulebook.   ( Good old school fun. No mercy for the players. Loads of Character deaths but we had a blast playing it. )   4 - Chessex dry erase battle mat. ( Medium size. )   5- Shadows of Esteren : Book 1 Travels. ( The core rulebook. )   ( Best looking R P G book I've seen. Great art and layout. Nice unique game setting. Not run a game yet. )
#2 CCS Apr 07, 2014 10:45:20	Newest purchase to oldest 1) the pathfinder adventure path "reign of winter" (all 6 modules) 2) WH40K: rogue trader main rule book & vehicle book. 3) Ars Magica 4th ed main rule book 4) the AD&D 2e premium reprint editions of phb/dmg/mm 5) Hero System 5th ed rulebook
#3 StevenO Apr 07, 2014 14:29:35	An older post if WotC is publishing "very little" DnD material maybe they're actually trying to bow out of 4e before they release 5e.  That could be a smart move as opposed to going from 3e to 4e where it seemed like they were releasing new, and even some good, 3.5 material right up to the point they moved on to 4e.   As for my "purchases" WotC mostly killed RPGs for me: 1.  A bit of 3.5 stuff (HoB, MIC) I was missing but that seem very useful for character building. 2.  A second copy of some of my most important StarWars SAGA Edition books. 3.  X-Wing miniatures game; for use mostly with its wonderful space battles but also for the occasional roleplaying game.
#4 HauntWrigs Jul 11, 2014 23:49:20	Working backward, most recent first: AD&D Dragonlance Adventures AD&D Player's Handbook Dungeons & Dragons (Next, 5e, or whatever they are calling it) Starter Set Into the Unknown: The Dungeon Survival Handbook Colonial Gothic Rulebook   Yes, three different editions. Don't judge.
#5 Semi-Retired_Gamer Jul 13, 2014 14:09:17	1.  Dragons at Dawn (A retro-tribute game done in Arnesonian style.)   2.  Perilous Journeys Fantasy RPG (Basically, Lejendary Adventures done right.)   3.  Swords & Wizardry Complete (Retro-clone)   4.  Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG (Retro-feel and attitude without the mechanics.)   5.  SteamCraft RPG (A Steampunk rpg in a fantasy setting.)
#6 Zardnaar Jul 20, 2014 15:43:41	PDFs for me, IIRC the last 5 have been.   1. Starter set, in the mail 2. The Castle Guide 2nd Ed 3. Castles and Crusades  PDF bundle (A0-A9 Adventures, Afters Winters Dark CS, The Crusader issue 1-10) 4. Amazon Bundle (C&C core books, Numenera, Basic Fantasy) 5. 1st Ed Books bundle (PHB, MM, DMG, FF, UA, MM2, WSG, DSG, MotP)    I might have missed a few individual PDFs here and there.
#7 Cennedi Jul 20, 2014 15:44:17	1. Numenera rulebook 2. Numenera beastiary 3. D&D starter boxes x4 (gifts for friends) 4. Song of ice and fire corebook 5. Waterdeep and the north. Lost mine but got a better one.
#8 Jib916 Jul 27, 2014 16:40:53	1. Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Gods 2. Pathfinder Player Companion: Undead Slayer's Handbook 4. Midgard Tales (Pathfinder Rpg) (Kobold Press) 5. Numenera RuleBook 6. Shadowrun Core Rulebook
#9 Bluenose Nov 19, 2014 13:36:58	Most recently (today in fact) Aether Sea for Fate.   Before that, a mixed bag of things from DriveThruRPG. Three of Mongoose's 2300AD items, four from Gypsy Knight Games excellent Traveller setting, and my copy of the Space:1889 rules which I suppose technically don't count as a recent purchase since I got them through the Kickstater last year, but this is when the final version was released and I got my grubby hands on the pdf.