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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dyne" data-source="post: 3703225" data-attributes="member: 27202">A D&D book once. The only time I've been disappointed with a D&D purchase.Not unless I know exactly what's in it and I have a reference that it's a good restaurant. I can't remember the last time I ate somewhere new.The books I've been buying from Amazon are at least 2 years old. I've had quite a bit of time to look at previews, talk to people who own the book, etc. I've never been disappointed with something I got from Amazon, but then again I plan out my purchases quite a bit in advance.Nope, though people usually work in reverse: buy a CD because it has one song they like from the radio.There are thousands of websites/magazines/news channels that review whether something is good or not. There are also billions of people out there, it's not hard to find someone that already has it and ask them if it's worth buying.From my experiences within the last 2 years, I think buying anything unseen from WotC is unreasonable. But like I said, it's your money; enjoy your flock.</blockquote>