Favorite 3PP Companies

[Nickademus]

I'm curious what people's Top 5 List of third-party companies for D&D 5e and Pathfinder adventures and accessories are. I'm still debating but here are some contenders:

Rite Publishing
Raging Swan Press
Necromancer
Kobold Press
Purple Duck Games
Frog God Games
Dreamscarred Press

I also just recently heard about these companies and probably should look into them more:

Sasquatch Games (Primeval Thule)
Adventure A Week
Legendary Games

So what are you guy's favorite companies to buy stuff from for 5e and PF?

[NotRussellCrowe]

Hi, Nickademus!

Obviously I do love Primeval Thule so got to pick Sasquatch Game Studios. Green Ronin did a great job with SCAG and Out of the Abyss and is working on The Book of the Righteous for 5e which looks amazing. I also just found out about Frog God Game's Bard's Gate coming out for 5e and would like to check it out.

[Nylanfs]

I'm partial to Rite Publishing. But then Dave Paul that has been doing the 101 terrain spellbooks is in my game group, he is also Steve's primary editor.

[damned]

0One Games.

[Nickademus]

0One Games.

Oh yeah. I forgot I had a FG adventure and some maps by them.

[Ken L]

Fgg

[Zacchaeus]

Of course you'll say I'm biased but Legendary Games have done some cracking adventures.

[Nickademus]

Speaking of Legendary Games, I'm curious about this product line: Legendary Planet. I'm not that familiar with sword and planet, but it looks interesting. Though that is a genre that I believe would have to be done well to not turn out very poorly or cheesy. Anyone played around with Legendary Planet and can give a review of the quality of LG's use of the genre?

[Nickademus]

Alright, so my current Top 10 of 3rd-Party companies would something like this:

1. Raging Swan Press
2. Frog God Games (absorbed Necromancer)
3. Legendary Games
4. Adventure-A-Week
5. Kobold Press
6. Rite Publishing
7. (tie) Purple Duck Games/Green Ronin
8. Dreamscarred Press
9. Total Party Kill Games
10. (tie) Sasquatch Games/0one Games

With an honorable mention of Four Dollar Dungeons, and a note to watch Alea Publishing Group.

[Talyn]

I've just recently picked up a handful of third-party dealies. Some stuff from Frog God in particular. They sure write some massive tomes. Seems really good and high-quality content but I'm a little iffy on their reliance on black-and-white artwork. Especially for a VTT translation where we're all actually staring at pixels. Although it would be hilarious if people made up B&W portraits, tokens and maps...

[Nickademus]

B&W art is necessary for some products, especially big ones, to keep the price of art assets manageable. I would always prefer color art, but if that means the product is too expensive to make.... I would rather a product with black and white than no product at all.

[Seya]

I have ran the crowsrest adventure line from adventureaweek and I have the legendary planet line also just waiting to run it. Crowsrest is amazing. And the legendary planetlooks like a lot of fun