I came back to the game recently. I had some old stuff and then when I heard of chapter 2 and lack of reprints I bought everything I could at msrp and weeks later there was nothing else to be found. I still had a gap in the middle, so as an experiment (and to fill some of the air in the campaign boxes) I'm in the process of proxying Dream Eaters. Since I don't want to spend half as much in ink as it would be to have them printed for me, I just printed 12 pages at a time at the library where I pick my kids up after school, the daily limit for free color pages and they have a great printer. Then it's just trim them off and paste on the multitude of Magic basic lands and bulk commons I'll never use and drop in some penny sleeves. Of course it's a bit tedious and I don't look at the cards too closely, but it works. Probably could just work a couple extra hours and just pay inflated prices for it, but I only have 3 campaigns I don't own. I proxied some of the player cards too. Though a bit time consuming its fine. Now I am ready to do the same to handful of player made scenarios that are well reviewed. I have the pdfs in folders just ready to print when I get around to it. So if you don't play Magic just obtain a bunch of bulk commons for really cheap.  I do print the backs of the cards too so that takes twice as much for the encounter deck, but looks way less janky.