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Message: <blockquote data-quote="embee" data-source="post: 8477848" data-attributes="member: 7026827">1) Board games my wife and I play together (Wingspan, HeroQuest) - Keep. You are actually getting use out of them. 2) RPGs I'm currently playing (Monster of the Week, D&D 5e, WFRP) - Keep. You are actually getting use out of them.3) RPGs I have played somewhat recently, but don't think I'll be coming back to play - at least not for a while (PF2, Call of Cthulhu, Savage Worlds, OSE) - Store. They can be packed into a book box easily.4) RPGs I don’t anticipate ever playing – and don’t really read for fun (Fantasy Trip, Palladium, Shadow of the Demon Lord) - Sell. Decide on your hassle threshold. eBay is a hassle but may yield higher return. FLGS is low hassle, will likely yield a lower return.5) RPGs I may never play but are at least inspiring to read from time-to-time (Forbidden Lands) - Do you have a problem with reading on a tablet? If no, sell and get a PDF copy.6) Full Warhammer 40K armies (haven’t played in three years, my friends have moved on to other hobbies, everything I have is also out-of-date) - Sell. See 4 to determine eBay vs FLGS7) Board Games I played once and didn’t like (or don’t see me playing again) - Sell. See 4 to determine eBay vs FLGS8) Miniatures (I love collecting and painting them, but since I’m not playing in-person, don’t really “need” them for active games); miniature painting is a pretty major hobby for me - Store. They can be packed until needed. Display your favorites on a shelf.9) Adventure modules I’ve already used (Rime of the Frost Maiden, Tomb of Annhilation, etc.) - Will you replay them? If yes, store them in a book box. If no, sell. See 4 to determine eBay vs FLGS</blockquote>

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