How many 3.5E books do (did) you own?

[DaveMage]

Hundreds and hundreds.

Edit - but most for far less than cover price.

 

[Darkwolf71]

We just can't stop buying, eh? It's not a real hobby if you don't have to invest money in it, i suppose.

Hobby or obsession... It's a fine line and I'm not sure on which side I fall.

 

[Ahnehnois]

I count 31. A few more not part of my mainly used stash. Probably close to half were purchased on the cheap after the announcement of 4e I might note.

 

[BryonD]

50-100

Could be over 100, but I'm not certain.

(Edit: if you count 6 per year of dungeon and 6 per year of dragon, then I would easily jump into 100+)

 

[hafrogman]

Ten actual books. . . two years of subscribing to Dragon boosts the poll number to 22, though.

 

[el-remmen]

One.

The 3.5 Player's Handbook.

I use the SRD for Monsters (looking thru the 3.5 MM I didn't find it worth buying as the layout sucked as much as it did in the 3.0 one) and for DMG stuff (another generally useless book in my estimation).

 

[FireLance]

I didn't do an exact count, but I'm fairly sure I hit 100+.

I've got practically every sourcebook and adventure released by WotC, all the issues of Dungeon and Dragon, D&D and DM for Dummies, as well as the basic sets, all the Dungeon Tiles sets, plenty of minis and some third-party stuff as well.

 

[Alzrius]

I haven't counted my physical books, but I strongly suspect that they're 100+, especially given the way magazines are counted for this poll. If I add in PDFs, then that number skyrockets dramatically.

 

[TerraDave]

Thats easy!: too many.

 

[Crothian]

Even after my purge I have over a 100