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Enchanted Trinkets Complete--a hardcover book containing over 500 magic items for your D&D games!

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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vraille Darkfang" data-source="post: 2642520" data-attributes="member: 16989">1. Book needs to be in-print and still available.  (Some books are OOP, yet the publisher still has some sitting in a warehouse taking up space)2. I'd guess problems within 6 months to a year of release should be considered.I'm aware some people treat their books horribly, and that ANY book they own that makes it past 3 months would need to be made of steel plates.I am not one of those.  I have a bookcase at home & a sturdy book to transfer books between home & the game.  I make sure the books are alwasy properly stored on the shelf, when not in use.As such, most of my books are in really good shape.  Books I've owned (and used heavily) for over a decade, Skills & Powers being a good example, are still in great shape.That said....Creatuer Collection I, Creature Collection II, Tome of Horrors, Denizens of Darkness, Denizens of Dread, Relics & Rituals ALL are falling apart, despite light use.  (As is Goodman's Book of Templates- isn't Goodman using White Wolf's Printer now?)I now treat my WW hardcovers with kid gloves, as I'm sure they'll fall apart.  I think my Tome of Horrors II is staring to break up.  Of all the books I own from all the publishers, White Wolf is by far the worst.  White Wolf's books just don't seem to hold up under normal (even below normal) use.Am I alone in that observation?  Just unlucky?  Does anyone know about White-Wolf's Printer?</blockquote>

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