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<blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 9240394" data-attributes="member: 22424">I've been lucky enough that when I've cut down my collection it was always by choice rather than due to a move. But, for whatever it's worth, my decision process was:Firstly, any game I'd never actually played went. Likewise, any 'orphaned' books (that is, supplements for games I don't have the core book for). I then took a good, hard look at the mass of d20/OGL supplements I'd gathered in the 3e era - a lot of these were actively bad, or actually made the game worse when I tried to use them. So those went.But I kept all the games I'd played extensively (notably Vampire, Firefly/Serenity, Star Wars, and WFRP), and all TSR/WotC D&amp;D books. Plus, all adventures.(Incidentally, I also mentally set aside a budget to rebuy a handful of books if I did find myself sorely missing anything. I've never needed it.)Even now, though, there's an awful lot on my shelves that I know I will never ever use again. And, of course, it helps great deal that these days I'm much more likely to want, and to use, an RPG book in PDF format anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="delericho, post: 9240394, member: 22424"] I've been lucky enough that when I've cut down my collection it was always by choice rather than due to a move. But, for whatever it's worth, my decision process was: Firstly, any game I'd never actually played went. Likewise, any 'orphaned' books (that is, supplements for games I don't have the core book for). I then took a good, hard look at the mass of d20/OGL supplements I'd gathered in the 3e era - a lot of these were actively bad, or actually made the game [I]worse[/I] when I tried to use them. So those went. But I kept all the games I'd played extensively (notably Vampire, Firefly/Serenity, Star Wars, and WFRP), and all TSR/WotC D&D books. Plus, all adventures. (Incidentally, I also mentally set aside a budget to rebuy a handful of books if I did find myself sorely missing anything. I've never needed it.) Even now, though, there's an awful lot on my shelves that I know I will never ever use again. And, of course, it helps great deal that these days I'm much more likely to want, and to use, an RPG book in PDF format anyway. [/QUOTE]

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