How Do You Keep Track of All Your RPG Books?

[Maxperson]

Try the Dewey Decimal System?

+1 for the fretless, Danny.

 

[Eyes of Nine]

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Ahem, Austrian accent

 

[Eyes of Nine]

For pdfs, I have an RPG folder, and then broken up by letter. I have several special folders: Anthologies; D&D; Games I'm playing or running; Games I'm creating; Larps; My podcast stuff; Roll20. Inside each letter, a game gets a folder if it has more than a file or two associated with it. Otherwise it just floats in the letter. [edited to add - I think this organization by letter was something I picked up here on ENWorld, but have no idea who it was]

 

[Maxperson]

Ahem, Austrian accent

Yeah. I know, but it was what I could find while scanning quickly through the images.

 

[The Soloist]

Despite having GMed and played RPGs for 45 years, my collection of RPG books is small. Once I'm done with an RPG, I sell it. If I had kept everything (books, miniatures) I bought since 1980, my 10'x12' gaming room would be unusable.

My PDF collection is also small. It used to be huge, but I realized I was hoarding useless material and it was cut by 75%.