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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Azzy" data-source="post: 8009946" data-attributes="member: 6563">I haven't hit the "too much" point, yet. Of course I'm a bit lackadaisical in my approach to buy the D&D stuff (a big change from how I tried—and failed—to keep up with the Jones's during 3e), and the low volume of products (comparatively) has been a breath of fresh air. I have the core three, Volo's, Xanathar's, and Mordenkainen's Guides as a matter of course. I have the Starter and Essentials sets and the original DM's Screen (I may get the revised one at some point). Of the setting books, I only have SCAG and Eberron (the others I may pick, but are a low priority). I don't have Acquisitions Inc. due to no interest in the AI web shows (though Pukuni has got me curious in regards for using it outside its silliness), so it's a lower priority than the setting books. I have none of the adventures books—I've traditionally had a difficult time running published adventures, but I may pick up the forthcoming Icewind Dale one, and eventually ToA, GoS, TotYP (with the rest having the least priority—even after AI). Since I've gotten the books that interest me most, I'm in no real rush to fill in the gaps so I'll pick them up as the fancy hits me to mine them for interesting bits. Still, if WotC puts out something that really piques my interest, I'll prioritize that.</blockquote>