Mine is fine, but then again I have hardly used it.Vraille Darkfang said:Does anyone have a Tome of Horrors that ISN'T coming apart?
Mine is fine, but then again I have hardly used it.Vraille Darkfang said:Does anyone have a Tome of Horrors that ISN'T coming apart?
I've owned gaming books for only 5 years, and the only one that's fallen apart is my 3E DMG. Unfortunately, it happened suddenly and tore the inside cover horribly. I am no longer able to transport it to games, and have to be very careful to pick it up by at least two edges when referencing things in it.Psion said:Anyway, my solution (thanks NG boards). I have had to do this with Tome of Horrors and multiple FFG books.
Go to your local craft store (Michaels, for example) and pick up a bottle of Allene's Tacky Glue. The basic stuff comes in a gold bottle, and should be $2 or less. And pick up a long thin craft stick or something similar if you don't have it. Allene's is similar to Elmer's glue, but is more flexible when it dries.
Open the book with the spine vertical so the gapping begins. Squeeze a modest amount of the glue so it drips down the inside of the spine, and use the craft stick to spread it evenly. Then lay the book flat in a dry warm place for a few days.
Seems to have done the trick for me.
Teflon Billy said:mine is also fine.

(Dungeons & Dragons)
Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.