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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lonely Tylenol" data-source="post: 3191647" data-attributes="member: 18549">I think that some of us have developed the notion that books are sacrosanct.  Myself, I was given a really trite and loopy religous paperback as an Xmas gift by a priest about a decade ago.  While I wouldn't mind reading a well-written and thoughtful book on religion, this one is garbage.  But I can't bring myself to throw it out, because I can't destroy a book--even one I don't think is worth reading.  I suppose I could drop it off at a used bookstore, but I don't think they'd try to sell it, because it's such a shoddy piece of prose.The most I can do to my game books is put post-it notes in, because that doesn't damage the book itself.edit: on topic, I happen to like the DMGII/Dungeon Magazine-style statblocks.  They're easy to use in play, but complex enough that I'm not left looking things up too often.</blockquote>