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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jester David" data-source="post: 6767398" data-attributes="member: 37579">Decades? That'd be 1995 onward. Not many as I likely got into D&D close to that year. Well... maybe '93.Maybe the Ravenloft Red Box and Monstrous Manual. Complete Book of Humanoids for a 5e monstrous race blog I did. I certainly reference my 1e Manual of the Planes and Deities and Demigods quite a bit, but I think I had them for less than 20 years. A single decade is 2005 to now. I've certainly used my 3.0 Forgotten Realms campaign setting book, a few licensed Ravenloft and Dragonlance books from that era. I've brainstormed using a few Prestige Classes or spells from 3.5 books. The 3e Manual of the Planes and Deities and Demigods get some love and attention. But, for the most part, the books I have from that era are splatbooks that have little value now.This is really the catch. I've broken out an early 2e Ravenloft book for a campaign I was running to use as a reference, as that book was still valid 25 years later. But Complete Warrior isn't, and neither is Martial Power. And I can see much of Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide being useful in 10 years if I run a Realms campaign.</blockquote>