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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kaodi" data-source="post: 3006988" data-attributes="member: 1231">4e?Like I said to my DM, Obscure, " I don't think I want to get into 4e. Maybe I'd buy the Core Rulebooks, and maybe I'd keep buying Eberron for the fluff, but other than that, forget it. "For 3e and v3.5, I have a total of 16 hardcovers and one softcover, all WotC (BESM 3e I think may be my first non-D&D RPG book I'll have bought, other than the Palladium Ninja book that I got with my 1e books at a garage sale. I still lament the loss of GoO, and I think I would of finally picked up BESM 3e even if they weren't closing their doors. The fact that this may be the last edition locks it in for me, as I've always had some interest). Anyway, of the rest, I may eventually get Stormwrack and Sandstorm (I have Frostburn, I chose that one to satisfy national image) and any other environment books, and Cityscape interests me, but even at this point, none of the class books really interest me. I'll continue to buy every Eberron book that comes out (I'm a bit of a sucker, and I buy all the novels too). Other than that, there isn't much really. Well, maybe I should buy Expanded Psionics Handbook, because it ties into Eberron, but thats older... The point is, I don't have quite as much money to burn as I'd like, especially right now, and I am also a collector type. So, that means I won't touch the complete series with a 10' foot pole. The books I would likely buy right now are the great standalone books or ones that I can some how justify outside of their " group " (like I have Draconomicon, because it's iconic, but I won't be getting any of the other type books). Err... end nonsense...</blockquote>

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