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<blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 8664160" data-attributes="member: 1465">This is always a risk if your approach to a RPG game is &quot;wanting to play only the latest official version&quot;. But if you don't take that risk you never play the game...You already bought a large 3-books bundle and I presume you also have at least the PHB, so you're already into 5e. If you really like some other 5e books, I wouldn't worry about them becoming &quot;obsolete&quot;, it's WotC that should worry about losing fans by making them feel they waste their money. But know that books are not only rules, and people use older books in newer editions (personally I haven't bought a single 5e adventure yet as I am still using adventures as old as BECMI era).Also know that as a last resort you can always re-sell books you have stopped using.My personal suggestion is &quot;buy what you use, and use what you buy&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Li Shenron, post: 8664160, member: 1465"] This is always a risk if your approach to a RPG game is "wanting to play only the latest official version". But if you don't take that risk you never play the game... You already bought a large 3-books bundle and I presume you also have at least the PHB, so you're already into 5e. If you really like some other 5e books, I wouldn't worry about them becoming "obsolete", it's WotC that should worry about losing fans by making them feel they waste their money. But know that books are not only rules, and people use older books in newer editions (personally I haven't bought a single 5e adventure yet as I am still using adventures as old as BECMI era). Also know that as a last resort you can always re-sell books you have stopped using. My personal suggestion is "buy what you use, and use what you buy". [/QUOTE]

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