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Message: <blockquote data-quote="John Crichton" data-source="post: 669921" data-attributes="member: 4779">I treat all my RPG materials very well.  I am one of the folks who would have bought a new PHB & DMG this year already had I not known about 3.5 impending release.  My stuff isn't falling apart at the seams but it is showing a decent amount of wear and tear.  I don't really need new books right now but I will.My first PHB (a 2e, one) is totally shot.  Cover has fallen off and the binding is gone.  I used it for about 6 years (retired it about 5 years ago I think) to get it to this condition.  I am mostly a DM so reference it alot.  Sometimes the books just go no matter how well you treat them.They are putting it all in a new book, it just happens to be an updated version of the PHB, DMG & MM.  You still have your Core 3e stuff, right?  Just use that and peek @ the SRD for the new changes.I say complain all you want, folks.  Doesn't change the fact that WotC needs to make money to stay in business.  If that means updated Core Books, so be it.  God forbid they try to improve their product.To Limper, Vhane and all others against 3.5:  What would you do if you were in charge?  Can you think of a better way to handle a rules update?  Or would you just ignore the gaming community and keep supporting a product that you know could use some improvement?  This is not a flame or an insult.  I am interested to hear other ideas on how to make changes.</blockquote>

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