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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 6034248" data-attributes="member: 10177">I've done the monthly budget thing, its how I save up for conventions, etc... Then unexpected things like the Reaper Kickstarter come along, and budgets are ignored.Besides, like I said, I have a pretty big collection of RPG's as it is. Especially for the  RPG's I like. For D&D I own the majority of what has been put out for it from the Little Brown Books all the way up thorugh 3E, including much of what was put out by 3PP's. So I literally have HUNDREDS of D&D books and adventure modules. Then I bought a lot of Pathfinder. Combine rules books, setting supplements, adventures and the AP's I easily have over 100 Pathfinder products. Then there is my Dungeon and Dragon magazine collections, over 100 of each.As I think I mentioned earlier, I not only own most of Mongoose Traveller (All but 3 or 4 books) I also own a ton of Traveller Classic and MegaTraveller, including the TAS and Challenge Magazines.Then there are newer RPG's like CthulhuTech and Eclipse Phase, I own all their books in print, so far. Including the newest updated copy of Eclipse Phases core rule book.For Shadowrun 4E, I own everything released up through Seattle, and several things after that.For Legends of the 5 Rings, not only do I own everything put out for it, but everything put out for 3E, 2E, D20 and most fo what was released for 1E, including all the boxed sets.The description also holds for what I have of Shadowrun 1st to third editions.Plus there are a ton more of RPG's I own that I haven't even mentioned, such as Paladium Fantasy, RIFTS, Mutants and Masterminds, Aces and Eights, Aftermath, Chivalry and Sorcery, and much, much more.I seriously do not NEED to ever buy another RPG product. I really don't. I have plenty to last me several life times.As for my credit card debt, I am well below the US average, and should have it all paid off once we get our tax return next February, and as for my house refinance? My interest is going down by 2.1% and is a VA refinance, so many fee's are waived. So well worth doing. A refinance I wouldn't even be able to do if it weren't for the government. Like I said, we are upside down on the mortgage, by a lot. So absolutely worth doing.</blockquote>

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