30 Which non-D&D
supplemental product should everyone know about? Give details.
I've never been much of a
supplement guy. As a relatively well-read and imaginative kid (and a
poor one to boot), we just made up everything for our D&D and
Star Frontiers games. We didn't have many modules. We had few
supplements. So when I grew up and started making enough money to
buy other games, I never went overboard with buying supplements (with
the exception of the original run of 3.0 splat books – Sword &
Fist, Song & Silence, Tome & Blood, etc. and yes, I feel like
I got kinda burned by them).
So I don't know of any
supplements that I consider a must have. I've used supplements for
inspiration, but it's usually just cherry picking what I like and
leaving the rest.
So, no recommendation from
me here, I'm afraid.
But if I ever put out a
supplement for Flying Swordsmen or Chanbara, let me just say that it
will rock your world on toast or whatever the kids say these days and
you should definitely pay me large amounts of money for said future
supplement, if and when it ever does appear. ;)
I promise, though, even if that mythical supplement appears, it will NOT lead to a vast churning pile of splat. Not that I don't have the ambition, I just really don't have the time!
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