> Unless you want to play with no book, no minis, no map, and a completely home-brewed campaign with all bespoke characters and stories. Honestly, with some of

> Unless you want to play with no book, no minis, no map, and a completely home-brewed campaign with all bespoke characters and stories. Honestly, with some of the books they've published for 5e, you're probably still half-way to homebrew if you do pay them. It's pretty frustrating that there's such huge holes in a lot of the first-party content. And we've been having a lot of fun drawing on dry-erase battle maps and paper minis.