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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mhacdebhandia" data-source="post: 1708240" data-attributes="member: 18832">In a sense I'm living in the future, but the future I'm living in right now is from the past.While there are many things on the Wizards release schedule that I'm looking forward to - and I'm "the guy" in my university gaming group who keeps track of forthcoming D&D products - right now I'm combing through several years' worth of Dragon Magazine from the collection of a friend who, coincidentally, stopped collecting them almost precisely at the same time I started (around #310).Right now I'm transcribing an article on racial martial arts styles from Dragon #303 - which is quite a while ago now, but more importantly the reason I'm interested in the article is because I bought Oriental Adventures, an even older product, within the past month. I also picked up Ghostwalk and the Fiend Folio, and might eventually get hold of a copy of the Monster Manual II.So about half of my recent purchases have been older, even "outdated" products - I recently bought a few Planescape PDFs, too. Now, part of the reason I borrowed my friend's Dragon collection is to complete the prestige class list in my signature, but I'm making good use of other past material as well.That said, I've posted about fifteen threads to my gaming society's webforum about upcoming RPG releases within the last two months. So I think about and look forward to the future, too.</blockquote>