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I have a general question to anyone who has bought or used a ronin arts product. I want to buy the bundle pack of 101 spell compenents, spell books and mundane equipment. I want to make sure that my 10 dollars is well spent because it is the only money I can spend on myself for a very good while. Are their products any good, is it of a good quality, does it have awesome flavor text and fun items to play with? Any info would be appreciative. Thanks. :)
"Are Ronin Arts products good?" ~ Couldn't stop myself. Sorry.
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I have no idea. I'd tell you if I did though.
Thank you Tiny, that was driving me crazy.
When you ask if they are good what do you mean? Value for the price? Durable? Fun?
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I have several Ronin Arts products, and yes, they're good.
While I wouldn't go so far as to say that they're one of the best third-party publishers out there, they're not far removed from that level. I've never felt that their worked was notably lacking in quality, or that I'd wasted my money on them.
On a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being the best), I'd put them at a solid 7.5 to 8.
Cool Thanks. You helped me a lot. Thank you all. :)
Its okay. It is all goooood. I will just modify it. Thanks. :)
Many of Ronin Arts products will need no conversion at all. The 101 series and A Dozen series focused mainly on mundane treasures and there was a ton of flavorful and useful stuff there.
The Campaign Planner Deluxe (which is a book of forms) is also awesome for making a GM binder.
There products are pretty good. Their d20 modern support was good.
My only beef with them was that they withdrew from drivethru but didn't transfer over purchases to their own store. I lost a lot of good stuff.
I had several of their products, but that hard drive died a squealing, twitching death before I ever had a chance to back it up completely. But yes, they're really good.