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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cristian Andreu" data-source="post: 6548847" data-attributes="member: 23822">I completely eschewed the notebook for a tablet. Though it's not as friendly to handle with multiple things like the former, the amount of space it saves is too much to ignore. For 3.5/Pathfinder (which until 5e's release occupied most of my roleplaying schedule) I use the tablet to handle initiative and stats (the PFSRD works great), as well as background music.The books themselves stay on a small side-table (or chair, if I'm playing outside my house and there are not small side-tables), except when I'm using non-core stuff that's not on the SRD.Dice-wise, I've learned to use less of them; now I only keep two of each type in front of me and hand each player one of each type. Though I miss having a tiny ocean of multicoloured polygons in front of me, they were using too much room.Finally, I keep a small handbook and a pen in front of me, and cram all that stuf behind the DM's screen, which I try to put on my left side.Most other games I play are less reliant on books and stuff (such as 7th Sea), so those I tend to play only with a tablet for BGM and a small handbook for notes (plus dice, of course).</blockquote>