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Help, I buy stuff I never play
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If you enjoy reading it and imagining what you could do with the system then it's no worse than buying any other book, reading it and putting it on a shelve to never open it again, is it? Don't worry so much, enjoy what you can while you can!
When I was in middle school I think I owned every D&D 3.5e main book and many of the "complete X" books despite never playing and never intending to. I enjoyed reading about how the multiverse and magic worked. I also enjoyed looking at the cool pictures. It really tickled the imagination.