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<blockquote data-quote="Incenjucar" data-source="post: 4022171" data-attributes="member: 6182">D&amp;D will last at LEAST the next ten years, and hobbyists will be playing it for decades even if they stop publishing it, in all of its myriad editions.Unless you're outside the US, you should be able to get the PHBs at less than $25 a pop, if they maintain their pricing on Amazon.Beyond that, staying &quot;current&quot; is a psychological issue, not a monetary issue, unless you're a DM and you have players with psychological needs to stay current.Yeah, more is more better, sure, but an inability to fulfill that urge shouldn't detract from the game.That said, the only thing that matters is what course of action brings you the most joy.&nbsp; If (legally/ethically using) 4E is not that, then I assume I can speak for everyone when I say I wish you the best of luck in finding an activity that you can enjoy in its place.&nbsp; Games are there to bring us joy, and if they fail in that, then seek a better source.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Incenjucar, post: 4022171, member: 6182"] D&D will last at LEAST the next ten years, and hobbyists will be playing it for decades even if they stop publishing it, in all of its myriad editions. Unless you're outside the US, you should be able to get the PHBs at less than $25 a pop, if they maintain their pricing on Amazon. Beyond that, staying "current" is a psychological issue, not a monetary issue, unless you're a DM and you have players with psychological needs to stay current. Yeah, more is more better, sure, but an inability to fulfill that urge shouldn't detract from the game. That said, the only thing that matters is what course of action brings you the most joy. If (legally/ethically using) 4E is not that, then I assume I can speak for everyone when I say I wish you the best of luck in finding an activity that you can enjoy in its place. Games are there to bring us joy, and if they fail in that, then seek a better source. [/QUOTE]

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