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<blockquote data-quote="TikkchikFenTikktikk" data-source="post: 5368334" data-attributes="member: 67494">For a dedicated DM (this is your hobby, you **will** be spending your discretionary budget on D&amp;D 4E) all of the DM Supplements are worth purchase, as long as you apply rules updates.Maybe you should buy some before others if you are starting from scratch and are cash-flow constrained (buy DMG1, then DMG2, then MMI adjusting for rules updates, then MMIII, then MMII, then whatever tickles your fancy).But they are all very well done. You probably don't need anything past DMGI, DMGII, MMI in the Heroic Tier. MMII, MMIII, MotP should come into play in late heroic. If you are aiming for a particular style campaign, start getting those books around mid- to late- heroic.Try organizing or DMing D&amp;D Encounters and getting your FLGS to give you a sick—better than Amazon—discount and pick them all up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TikkchikFenTikktikk, post: 5368334, member: 67494"] For a dedicated DM (this is your hobby, you **will** be spending your discretionary budget on D&D 4E) all of the DM Supplements are worth purchase, as long as you apply rules updates. Maybe you should buy some before others if you are starting from scratch and are cash-flow constrained (buy DMG1, then DMG2, then MMI adjusting for rules updates, then MMIII, then MMII, then whatever tickles your fancy). But they are all very well done. You probably don't need anything past DMGI, DMGII, MMI in the Heroic Tier. MMII, MMIII, MotP should come into play in late heroic. If you are aiming for a particular style campaign, start getting those books around mid- to late- heroic. Try organizing or DMing D&D Encounters and getting your FLGS to give you a sick—better than Amazon—discount and pick them all up. [/QUOTE]

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