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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ColonelHardisson" data-source="post: 3585181" data-attributes="member: 363">I agree with this entirely. Choice is always good, and I enjoy knowing that there are all manner of books I can buy for D&D depending on what I'm looking for in my game. But I don't feel the compulsive need to buy every book and use it. The whole point of the revision of D&D was to make it so that any number of books could be added, but you really only need the core 3 (and many claim they can play an enjoyable game with only one or two, especially with the SRD freely available). If you play only using a very select few books, your game is just as "official" (if that means anything to anyone) as that of the group who buys and tries to use every single D&D book WotC produces. It's like buying a car and adding in all the accessories and then complaining how expensive and gas-guzzling it is. Forget the accessories and go with the basic car. It'll get ya there, maybe even faster.</blockquote>