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Roleplaying Game Book! This sounds fun. Physical collection only or should I take a picture of my computer screen.

Oh, who am I kidding my new phone doesn't allow me to take pictures. 7 volumes GURPS 4e 3 volumes GURPS 3e 5 volumes Pathfinder (one of which is a printed out 3rd party pdf, but my favorite in the collection) 1 volume Call of Cthulhu 6e (To point out what a bad game looks like) 1 volume Hong Kong Action Theatre! 1 volume Big Eyes Small Mouth 2e 1 volume Hunter: the Reckoning (was twelve bucks, otherwise I'd have regretted it.) 1 volume d20 Modern (heh. Horrid) 1 volume Lord of the Rings Roleplaying Game (coda system.

Serial Wojna Domowa Na Dvd. Never got to play it.) 2 volumes Warcraft RPG (based on the war game series, not WoW. But d20 based.

It was a gift.) 1 volume DnD 3.5e (Players Handbook 2) 2 volumes DnD 3.0e (PHB and DMG, all you really need. I like to read things:smalltongue: Physical - Pathfinder Core Rulebook - Pathfinder Advanced Players Guide - Pathfinder Bestiary 1 - Pathfinder Bestiary 2 - Pathfinder Ultimate Magic - Green Ronin's Pirate's Guide to Freeport - The City of Cadwallon - Privateer Press' Witchfire Trilogy - Privateer Press' Monsternomicon Vol 1 - Burning Wheel Roleplaying System Virtual This is a list of folders I have, not the individual files within them.

If anyone requests a listing from the folder I will provide it. Anything *'d means I have a complete collection, as far as I can tell. - 7th Sea* - Aberrant - Aces and Eights - Adeptus Evangelion* - All Flesh Must Be Eaten - Alpha Omega - Amber diceless - Anima – Beyond Fantasy - Armageddon, the End of Times - Army of Darkness - Ars Magica - A Song of Ice and Fire - Battlestar Galactica - BLAM! Some D&D Some Shadowrun Pretty much every Burning Wheel book Mouse Guard Baron Munchausen Inspectres Cat Spirit of the Century Lacuna The Parseley games Freemarket Not shown: D&D 4th edition - my younger brother has borrowed these. Apocalypse World - On loan to a friend. Pendragon - in a ringbinder file - prited PDF. I'm quite pleased with my shelf and I'm going to avoid buying anything else for the rest of the year.

Except the new edition of Burning Wheel which, you may be able to tell, I'm quite into. This is my shelf. There are a couple of random books on the bottom right that just didn't fit on another bookshelf. I also have enough books in storage to fill at least another shelf.

I've also got about 10 gigs of PDFs (13 gigs actually, but there are duplicates in some of the different folders). Some of those are pdf copies of hardcopies I own of course. It's much easier to not feel guilty spending $$ on RPG books when your wife games too and can share in the hobby.:D. Is that sword and fist any good I saw like a copy or two along with song and silence at a hobby shop not too far from where I liveIt's intended to give more options to fighters and monks, and I personally like it, although I can't really attest to how well it actually accomplishes that goal. Has a lot of prestige classes and new weapons, 3.0 of course, but it's easily converted. I like the Devoted Defender meself. Also, I think a lot of the material has been ported into various 3.5 books.

Worth 10 bucks, but I don't think it's worth the $19.95 suggested retail on the back. Top shelf: Star Wars Saga (plus a few novels and textbooks) 2nd shelf: D&D 3.5 3rd shelf: D&D 3.5 continued, 3.0 paperbacks, Pathfinder, D20 modern and Stargate d20 4th shelf: D&D 4th edition and Essentials (also a few books on fantasy art) I think there are 150 or so books and something like two and a half metres of shelf space.

Do you have insurance against fire or water damage? That's a LOT of money in that shelf! (I would estimate it as 3000€+:smalleek: ).

I just estimated mine at £340. So I'll have been into RPGs for 4 years next month. That gives £85 a year spend. Plus there's dice and props and stuff. Lets call call it 10% of the book values. That's £7.80 per month.

I've bought a board game for each of those 4 years too. Estimate £40 per game. £40 per year. £3.33/ month. Total £11.13 a month.