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<blockquote data-quote="DM_Jeff" data-source="post: 6524549" data-attributes="member: 3687">As someone who managed to maneuver my hobby budget for years to keep up with all new official products since, say 1995, there is great relief at this new release schedule. Without having to struggle, my gaming budget allotment is growing instead of shrinking, and I’m appreciating the books that ARE out more, and can give them appropriate time and attention. What’s the extra budget going towards? Beloved minis and battle mats, and extras at GenCon!I wonder too if folks aren’t discounting DNDClassics.com? Since that place for older edition material came out, I’ve hit it up here and there, and seen posts from some who are spending hundreds there a month to “PDF their collection”. For adventures, just this past week I finally got “Knights Dark Terror” there after hearing folks go on and on about it over the years. DNDCLassic.com is sitting there making money daily for WotC, I don’t doubt.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DM_Jeff, post: 6524549, member: 3687"] As someone who managed to maneuver my hobby budget for years to keep up with all new official products since, say 1995, there is great relief at this new release schedule. Without having to struggle, my gaming budget allotment is growing instead of shrinking, and I’m appreciating the books that ARE out more, and can give them appropriate time and attention. What’s the extra budget going towards? Beloved minis and battle mats, and extras at GenCon! I wonder too if folks aren’t discounting DNDClassics.com? Since that place for older edition material came out, I’ve hit it up here and there, and seen posts from some who are spending hundreds there a month to “PDF their collection”. For adventures, just this past week I finally got “Knights Dark Terror” there after hearing folks go on and on about it over the years. DNDCLassic.com is sitting there making money daily for WotC, I don’t doubt. [/QUOTE]

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