I got:
OZ (steampunk OZ -- to be shipped to me in September)
Alpha Omega
Anima: Gaia, Beyond the Dreams
Shard
Mars
Desolation
A/State ($5)
Pirates of the Spanish Main
Witch Hunter
Victoriana
All of the Colonial Gothic books
Dreams of Steam (Anthology)
Thomas Riley (Novel)

I'm still reading through it all...

Hero 6th Edition:
Both corebooks, signed
Fantasy Hero
Champions Universe
Bestiary

Earthdawn 3e:
Kratas: City of Thieves
Throal
Serpent River

Weregeek vols. 1 and 2, signed by Alina Pete herself

It was a pretty small haul overall. I had to spend most of my con budget just getting there. Totally worth it, but my con budget isn't that large to begin with so . . . yeah.

I saw a bunch of stuff mentioned above. Like I saw Shard. It looks and sounds interesting(neat fantasy world with a semi-plausible sci-fi background that explains where all the anthropomorphic animal people come from), but I have the same trepidation with it that I have with Ironclaw. As an '80s/'90s kid, I grew up with and liked Ninja Turtles, so a game that's like an expanded version of that really intrigues me. But even if the games like Shard or Ironclaw are good, I'm just afraid I'll end up never getting to play with anyone but furries -- you know, those guys who don't just like Ninja Turtles; they really, really like Ninja Turtles.

Oh, and the Anima Gaia book -- how is it? I thought the system was interesting, but the setting as presented in the corebook really didn't grab me. Does the setting book add stuff that might change that impression, or do you pretty much have to already like the setting to care about the additional info?

I got lots of dice. Koplow dice. Gamescience dice. Chessex dice.

Several Reaper miniatures. I've already painted most of them.. I also did two Paint-n-take and got Lance and laser old fashioned miniatures both times.

A board game called duck-duck-go. Which we like.

a little dragon monster guy that my girlfriend wanted. T-shirts and hats for our kids. Uhm. I think that's it!

Quote from: Abyssal Maw;399553I got lots of dice. Koplow dice. Gamescience dice. Chessex dice.

Several Reaper miniatures. I've already painted most of them.. I also did two Paint-n-take and got Lance and laser old fashioned miniatures both times.

A board game called duck-duck-go. Which we like.

a little dragon monster guy that my girlfriend wanted. T-shirts and hats for our kids. Uhm. I think that's it!

I got some of the Ducks for my daughter but not he game.I did get the Tanhauser boardgame and a tee-shirt. I also took the piss out of my mates one of whom spent $1200 .....

Mind you I di quite like the tocuh sensitive GM coffee table that Toby from GeekChic was demoin ... hmm... $7000 ... (+ shipping to the UK...)

Starblazer Adventures + Screen (looks fantastic)
The 4e Dark Sun books (they threw in a nice carrying bag)
Eureka: 501 Adventure Plots (is awesome)
4e PHB III (Could not believe that WotC didn't have this)
A bunch of Paizo flip mats (so very cool)
A CD with 101 one-page dungeons that I can print out.
Two new sets of dice for my spouse.
Two new sets of dice for myself. (like I need them LOL)
My first set of game science dice. We'll see how they roll.

I somehow avoided buying Dr. Who ATS, 4e L5R (so very pretty), and DC Adventures (another gorgeous tome).

Edit: I somehow forgot that I managed to buy the last available GenCon copy of Zombie Dice!

-Lots of Gamescience dice!
-A couple of Colonial Gothic books
-A signed copy of Warrior, Rogue & Mage the author printed out as a gift.
-Shadow, Sword, and Spell
-Map of the 13 Colonies
-Kobold Guide To Game Design, Vol. III
-An Adopt-A-Soldier Subscription from Kobold Quarterly for a service member
-Subscription to Kobold Quarterly
-Kobold Quarterly Patches
-Space Invader Soap from GeekyClean Soap!
-A set of magnetic markers from Alea Tools (these were a game prize I handed out later!)

A great year.  I wanted the Duck-Duck-Go game for the kids and I, but I didn't pull the trigger.

Quote from: Zachary The First;399770-Lots of Gamescience dice!
-A couple of Colonial Gothic books
-A signed copy of Warrior, Rogue & Mage the author printed out as a gift.
-Shadow, Sword, and Spell
-Map of the 13 Colonies
-Kobold Guide To Game Design, Vol. III
-An Adopt-A-Soldier Subscription from Kobold Quarterly for a service member
-Subscription to Kobold Quarterly
-Kobold Quarterly Patches
-Space Invader Soap from GeekyClean Soap!
-A set of magnetic markers from Alea Tools (these were a game prize I handed out later!)

A great year.  I wanted the Duck-Duck-Go game for the kids and I, but I didn't pull the trigger.

Duck Duck Go is good..!

I forgot to mention my dice purchases!

I got a whole bunch of varicolored dice to show an artist what different types of some metals in our gameworlds would look like.

I also got some nifty (and expensive!) Steampunk dice.

Quote from: Abyssal Maw;399771Duck Duck Go is good..!

Maybe I'll pick it up at Christmas.  It looked like the sort of game my daughter would love!

Outbreak: Undead
Shadow, Sword & Spell
Blowback
Fortune's Fool
Shattered Empires

Also bought my girlfriend several minis (spent around $125-150 on her stuff) and we got some shirts.