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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Clint_L" data-source="post: 9430835" data-attributes="member: 7035894">As player, it'll be harder to find games, since you'll have to defer to what your DM wants to run. As a DM, it might be a little harder to find players, as time goes on, but the rule sets are so similar that it's not like newer players would have trouble just using the 2014 ones. Anyone playing a monk or a sorcerer might be bummed, though. Would you make exceptions for circumstances like that?One solution to making sure you have enough of the books going forward is to buy the books you want to have forever now off DnDBeyond - they're cheap on digital and you can download them permanently to the app. Then just share the ones you want to keep legal with your players through the DDB campaign using a Master Tier subscription. You're essentially gifting all of them to your players, for as long as they remain in the campaign.</blockquote>