Do you modify/write-in your game books?

[Morrus]

I used to. Not anymore!

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

Write in a book?

I’m so terrified of damaging my books, I never even open them. I hear some of those D&D rulebooks have some good words, too!

 

[Greg K]

No. I don't write in my books or modify them. I keep notebooks for individual games, game sharing a system, and/or games sharing a genre. In the notebooks, I keep copies of errata, faqs, house rules, and other material Currently, I have about fourteen different notebooks dedicated to rpgs.

 

[Twiggly the Gnome]

Now a days I don't, but back in the day a distinctly remember cutting out a little chit of sticky backed paper in order to change the red dragon's base hit dice from 13 to 15 in the Monstrous Compendium.

 

[RobJN]

Post-its, yo

 

[TheSword]

Since selling some of my print gaming books on eBay for far far more than I paid for them, I now take better care of my game books.

 

[Dragonsbane]

All the time. Books are tools for me, not collectibles, so they get written in and at times are even tossed around without regard for condition. My 3E books are well-worn!

 

[Umbran]

I will sometimes stick a sheet of paper of notes in, or have post-it notes. But I don't generally permanently alter them other than having my name in them for when they need to get handed around a table.

 

[Emerikol]

I love books far too much I fear. I won't even bend a page. I have bought some books that were "annotated". Most of the time those were modules.

 

[Ath-kethin]

I write notes and such, using pencil, in books with uncoated pages. Not so much in books with coated pages.