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I like stuff like the John Blanche art card deck. Generally stuff that has that oldstyle art vibe I like.

Are we counting art-books as merch? As i have a selection of those. I did pick up one of those Koyo pins at the counter as an add on. Wanted a Daughters of Khaine one, but alas got Idoneth. I'll give it it's due though, it's a chunky piece of metal.

I bought more faction specific dice than miniatures during the last months, I don't know if they count, though
I'm pretty sure if I attend a Warhammer fest or something similar again I'd get a DG or Ork shirt.

None anymore.
A shirt or two from Games day was cool once upon a time, I even bought two belt buckles which I still have on leather belts.

But I've not seen anything I can't very easily live without these days.

I've bought maybe a dozen t-shirts, a beanie, stuffed toy, all the faction badges, limited edition challenge coin

 Inquisitor Gideon wrote:
Are we counting art-books as merch? As i have a selection of those. I did pick up one of those Koyo pins at the counter as an add on. Wanted a Daughters of Khaine one, but alas got Idoneth. I'll give it it's due though, it's a chunky piece of metal.

I don’t think I’d count art books. The art of 40K is as important and the written fluff in setting the scene for 40k

One t shirt and one messenger bag from my visit to GW hq.
A few face masks not GW licensed.
Pretty sure that's it.

I picked up one of the Funko Pop figures (the Dark Angel of course!), as well as the McFarlane Artist Proof Battle Sister figure. I've also got a friend who has a shop on Etsy; he and his girlfriend make a bunch of different 40k related merchandise (including shot glasses, can koozies, game objective markers, and dice trays) with various 40k icons and emblems on them, and I've bought a few things from him because that's what friends do (plus it's pretty decent stuff!).

I tried to buy the ork christmas sweater, but my size is sold out everywhere

I picked up an Aquilla t-shirt and belt buckle way back in the 90's. That's about it; these days I'd rather spend my money on models, rules, painting stuff and videogames.

I have thought about some of the T shirts, I just don't like the fact that they have all the text on them. There's some good ones with old WD art on but then they have the barcode and all the rest.. Looks stupid.

None, I'd rather buy models. I don't really buy merch for any of my hobbies, just not my style of dress or decor.

 Jidmah wrote:
I tried to buy the ork christmas sweater, but my size is sold out everywhere

A pair of squig slippers could be fun

nothing that isn't directly related to the fluff or playing the game (e.g. novels and dice).

I don't use coffee mugs, don't like scented candles, don't wear bath robes, don't wear many t-shirts (mostly button downs when I leave the house), etc. There's almost nothing that falls into a category of something I'd want to own, let alone like aesthetically.

I had an Evil Sunz t-shirt back when I was a teenager, but these decades I'm not a fan of being a walking brand advertisement.

No use for the clutter of tchotchkes and stuff either.