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<blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 6997788" data-attributes="member: 6855114">Some books do have a collectible element but most of them do not. I own quite a lot of the adventures that were published over the years but I was never really fond of source books like the complete (insert whatever the title was in here) and other of their kind. Campaing books were an other matter but I'd only go buy those that somehow struk my fancies and could be adapted to the Realms or Greyhawk. I did play to some extent in Dragon Lance so I got these too but I went back to Greyhawk and the Realm.Outer plane adventures and&nbsp; Spell jammers were quite a nice change of pace but yet, Greyhawk and the Realm called me back quite fast. I really don't understand why I would buy a book I would not use. Especialy an RGP book. I own hundreds of them and all have seen some use (save the dungeon of death...) no matter small it may have been. But buying a book for the sake of buying it? Not my cup of tea.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helldritch, post: 6997788, member: 6855114"] Some books do have a collectible element but most of them do not. I own quite a lot of the adventures that were published over the years but I was never really fond of source books like the complete (insert whatever the title was in here) and other of their kind. Campaing books were an other matter but I'd only go buy those that somehow struk my fancies and could be adapted to the Realms or Greyhawk. I did play to some extent in Dragon Lance so I got these too but I went back to Greyhawk and the Realm. Outer plane adventures and Spell jammers were quite a nice change of pace but yet, Greyhawk and the Realm called me back quite fast. I really don't understand why I would buy a book I would not use. Especialy an RGP book. I own hundreds of them and all have seen some use (save the dungeon of death...) no matter small it may have been. But buying a book for the sake of buying it? Not my cup of tea. [/QUOTE]

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