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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zappo" data-source="post: 333371" data-attributes="member: 633">I only buy Wizards stuff because, frankly, I can't afford much else. I've bought the core books, the MotP, and the splatbooks. That's it. Oh, someone gave me the hero builder's guidebooks as a present. Very interesting; of course, since it has no crunchy bits, everyone bashed it.I could technically buy more books, but I would never have the time to read them and actually incorporate them into my campaign. There are dozens of classes in the splatbooks alone which I haven't used yet, and hundreds of adventure and plot ideas. I still haven't read Defenders of the Faith because I think I have still a lot of things I can do with vanilla clerics and paladins.Even if I had three brains and could devise one or more mega-campaigns which exhaust most of those books' possibilities, me and my players would never even get close to having the time to play them through.I won't buy a book to let it sit somewhere and not get used, especially if it is a good book.I did think for a while about buying Relics and Rituals, though. I eventually decided against it because I had already got T&B and that contained enough magic stuff to keep me going for years.Same for settings. I'm playing Dragonlance and Planescape, and while I'm sorta bored with Dragonlance, it would take about a century or so before I run out of Planescape ideas.</blockquote>