I dont own physycal copies of my RPG books anymore.

I dont own physycal copies of my RPG books anymore.

I dont own physycal copies of my RPG books anymore. I used to own so much gaming related stuff. I decided at some point to get rid of everything once I realized I was using only pdfs for my gaming. I do miss owing a nice library though.

So… just for fun, it would be great if those willing would post a photo of their gaming libraries. (Gaming porn yeah!) 😉

36 thoughts on “I dont own physycal copies of my RPG books anymore.”

  1. You use a tablet, I assume? How do you deal with jumping back and forth between books, or between important tables on various pages in different books, etc? Isn’t it a PITA? When I GM, I stand at a table with 2-6 books open in front of me. It’s really hard for me to picture using a tablet.

  2. You use a tablet, I assume? How do you deal with jumping back and forth between books, or between important tables on various pages in different books, etc? Isn’t it a PITA? When I GM, I stand at a table with 2-6 books open in front of me. It’s really hard for me to picture using a tablet.

  3. As If I used a tablet to run D&D 5e for a while and I would essentially copy and paste all the rules/reference/stats I needed into a One Note document then I would navigate betwern different notes using the breadcrumbs.

  4. As If I used a tablet to run D&D 5e for a while and I would essentially copy and paste all the rules/reference/stats I needed into a One Note document then I would navigate betwern different notes using the breadcrumbs.

  5. Maxime Lacoste I honestly think that might be a bit more important than the cover. Since very few stores turn books outward to display cover art, the spine the worm and the cover + interior is the barbed hook.

  6. Maxime Lacoste I honestly think that might be a bit more important than the cover. Since very few stores turn books outward to display cover art, the spine the worm and the cover + interior is the barbed hook.

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