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<blockquote data-quote="DM_Jeff" data-source="post: 1762473" data-attributes="member: 3687">Everything But&gt;&gt;Is this feasible, just focusing on one game to try to preserve sanity and simplify a busy life? Can anyone relate to what I'm saying?100%. I went through this back in 1997. It was the &quot;too many games to play, not enough time/too much space&quot;, etc. I must have had 10 different systems, with adventures, supplements and add-ons....and each week I only played D&amp;D. So I went to a few local game stores (back in the day when there were more than one in a county and they all survived) and over 6-8 months traded off my non D&amp;D stuff to fill out my collection of old TSR collectable books and modules I had missed. It was great. I felt like a &quot;specialist wizard&quot; at D&amp;D and my game became more detailed and my attention focused. it worked very well, and I'd say as long as you have no emotional attachment to those other books, EBay 'em!-DM Jeff</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DM_Jeff, post: 1762473, member: 3687"] [b]Everything But[/b] >>Is this feasible, just focusing on one game to try to preserve sanity and simplify a busy life? Can anyone relate to what I'm saying? 100%. I went through this back in 1997. It was the "too many games to play, not enough time/too much space", etc. I must have had 10 different systems, with adventures, supplements and add-ons....and each week I only played D&D. So I went to a few local game stores (back in the day when there were more than one in a county and they all survived) and over 6-8 months traded off my non D&D stuff to fill out my collection of old TSR collectable books and modules I had missed. It was great. I felt like a "specialist wizard" at D&D and my game became more detailed and my attention focused. it worked very well, and I'd say as long as you have no emotional attachment to those other books, EBay 'em! -DM Jeff [/QUOTE]

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