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How Do You Keep Track of All Your RPG Books?
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Eyes of Nine
Everything's Fine
Eyes of Nine
Everything's Fine
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]
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Morkus from Orkus
Yeah. I know, but it was what I could find while scanning quickly through the images.
Ahem, Austrian accent
The Soloist
Hero
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%.
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%.
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