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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Starfox" data-source="post: 9671910" data-attributes="member: 2303">I generally prefer to play the latest edition of whatever I play. I find I mostly like the changes over editions as long as they are evolutionary and not revolutionary. Some exceptions, a friend started a Kult 3E game, and it is SO MUCH better than 1E despite being a completely new system.But buy a new edition of a game I am not playing at the moment? No. Pre-game I'm mostly interested in setting material, and that rarely changes.I did buy Vampire and Werewolf editions I've hardly ever opened, which only reinforced my attitude not to buy unless I'm about to play. Overall I am unlikely to just take a chance on a new system, its a significant investment in time and energy to grok a new set of rules. The way I am introduced to new rules is via friends and I often find I love new systems vetted by my friends. I am good at running multi-year campaigns, and almost all are in systems a friend introduced me to and then the friend moved on and I stayed with the system.</blockquote>