d20 versus non d20

[diaglo]

i own more d02 books than any other edition. 2edADnD comes in a close second. followed by 1edADnD. and then B/X/C/M/I and then a trailing OD&D.

the absolute flood of the d02 books on the market blows 2edADnD away.



still to date. i own more other editions book combined then d02.

 

[francisca]

about 35% d20/OGL, the rest is 1e, OD&D, basic/expert/etc.., gamma world, 2e setting stuff for Lankhmar and Greyhawk, judges guild, then a smattering of FBI, Tunnels and Trolls, Role Aids, MERP, and a few GURPs supplements, plus various TSR boxed games like Star Frontiers and Top Secret. Before I went on my ebat spree, it was about 45% d20. When I'm done, it will be about 15-20%.

 

[fusangite]

I said I owned more D20 gaming books. But this is only because my mother's former tenant destroyed/stole all the gaming books I purchased before 2002. (My old Gamma World, etc. weren't in use so I made the mistake of storing them in my mother's basement.)

 

[Gentlegamer]

I have but three d20 books: 3e Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, and Monster Manual . . .

 

[GlassJaw]

I think this is an age discriminating poll

Not necessarily. Ebay is a wonderful place.

I have a LOT of d20 stuff but have even more 1ed/2ed books, modules, boxed sets, and Shadowrun books.

 

[DaveMage]

It's close, but I think d20 wins by a nose...

 

[drothgery]

[I've got 50 or so d20 gaming books, and one non-d20 gaming book]

What's the one?

The Unisystem Angel RPG, which I picked up on whim, and is in my collection of games that I own but never play.

 

[Wombat]

By a very wide margin, I own more non-D20 books.

For example, I am everything put out for Ars Magica 4, more than half for AM 3, most of the stuff for AM2...

I own a lot of Harn material. I still have my 2nd ed RuneQuest material. I have a lot of Pendragon, Blue Planet, Over the Edge, Fading Suns, Jorune, and over a dozen GURPS supplements.

D20 is comparatively small potatoes in my collection

 

[Aust Diamondew]

Oops, I answered before reading the clarification!

 

[freebfrost]

Including old D&D boxed sets and modules ... that puts me just shy of 1100 books then.

Which far outpaces the non-d20 books I have.