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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GVDammerung" data-source="post: 3778949" data-attributes="member: 33060">With only scant months to go until support for 3x D&D virtually vanishes, I have started to feel a certain freedom, even elation, that my 3x collection will be "completed" - nothing more to buy - I've got it all (or at least all that I want).  Its kind of like standing back from a job well done and admiring the work that has been completed.  It feels good.This is not to say I won't try 4e and maybe adopt it; it is IMO simply too early to pass final judgment on a game that hasn't even been published yet.  However, my initial inclination is to stick with 3x and this feeling of "completeness" only reinforces my inclination.  No more integrating anything new into my game beyond the scads of 3x material I have already.  No more anticipating new releases and worrying about how they might, could or should impact my game (I'm looking at you PHII and DMG II etc.).  No more money flowing out of my wallet on a regular basis.Time to work with all the 3x material I already have.  Time to appreciate a "finalized" rules set in all its abundance.  More money to spend on other things - maybe some Dwarven Forge stuff, which has been a bit pricey given my other 3x purchases.Yup.  There is definitely something to savor in this moment.  I find my thoughts run to this, maybe with it coming on autumn and all, more than angst/anticipation about 4e.  4e will arrive in due course.  For the moment, I'm definitely savoring 3X.</blockquote>

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